Website Design

Lanex employs graphics design talent familiar with the latest trends and technology to work with its customers in the web design process.

Lanex’s multimedia design, talent work with its customers to help determine a look and feel that is consistent with a particular message, as well as a website which is clean and intuitive to site users.

Depending on a customer’s functional requirements and scope of work, Lanex will use different techniques to establish a representation of their vision.

These techniques may include:

• Creation of a wireframe mock-up, which is a representation of the overall layout of a site or a specific component, including menu structure, placeholders on pages, and fields or data collected.
• Creation of a series of comprehensive designs, or design “comps”, which are visual representations of Lanex’s understanding of a customer’s visual requirements.
• Review of current marketing material, company style guides, logos, and photography, and how this material should be represented on the website.
• Identification of any “stock art” which may need to be purchased for a site design.

Using wireframes and/or design comps, using elements from one or more of the created designs, a final design is created.

Lanex will then take the final design artwork and “split” them, which is a process in which one graphic image is split into multiple pieces, used for the technical implementation of a design.

The “split” graphics will then be transformed into a functional web site, with associated HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, Flash, Flex, and other components added to create the specified functionality.