BUSINESS IDEA

Title: Building a Business Website

1.Introduction:
A business website generally serves as a space to provide general information
about your company or a direct platform for e-commerce. Regardless of whether
we create a simple website that tells a little about your company or a more
complex e-commerce site, the most important thing you must do is say, on the
home page in plain terms, what your company does. Do not make customers root
around to discover if your company can do what they need.
Think about your specific user experience, and the journey the user will go
through as they navigate your site. Whatever the fundamental goal of website is
or whatever the focus may be, users should be easily able to achieve it, and the
goal itself should be reinforced as users navigate throughout your site.

2.Background
It is no longer feasible to run a business, even a brick-and-mortar one, without a
web presence. Consumers turn to the internet for everything from product
research to location and operating hours. Having even a simple website that well-
designed can give an edge in your field, and if we have products to sell, your site
can open up new markets and expand your business cheaply and easily. 

Website design software has evolved so it is easier to use now more than ever.
You don't need to know coding to develop an attractive and functional site. No
matter what program you use, there are basic rules and tips that will give your
website a professional look, make it easy to find, and show your company in the
best light.

3.Self Contribution
I put my technical and creative skills to good use for business owners who want to
take their online Business Website’s i build a comprehensive business website,
and then create your own website to show it off and attract a steady stream of
clients.

Here' I perform the following step-by step guide to creating a successful

business website.  

 Determine the primary purpose of the website 

 Decide the domain name 

 Choose a web host 

 Build the pages 

 Set up the payment system (if applicable) 

 Test and publish the website 

 Market the website on social media/search engines

 Maintain the site 

4.Justification

1. Even if your business does have a website which is already created and
running, it is very important to keep it exciting in order to increase the
traffic of visitors to your business website.
 2. A business website or even a simple website should not just be a page full
of content without any direction. Your web site design should be one that
engages with the visitors and pleases them enough to perform actions on
your website.
3. Your web designer or company should design your website in a way that
the user is able to chat with a website representative, receive emails and,
maybe even drive call to actions.
4. Website development does not only mean changing the theme and colours
of your website. Rather, it is a large process that involves the developer to
add any extra tips and tricks with one main objective; increasing visitor
traffic.

5.Objectives

1. Experience Web Developer seeking opportunity to bring knowledge of

programming, design, and media to a position with ABC Company.

2. Searching for a Web Developer position with ABC Company that prioritizes
graphical design and compatibility among media while encouraging creative
thinking and problem solving.

3. Self-motivated Web Development professional with 4+ years of experience

looking for programming work with ABC Company utilizing unmatched computer
science abilities.

4. Proactive individual desiring to transfer 10 years experience programming,

designing media, and servicing clients to a Web Development position with ABC
Company.

5. Seeking Web Developer work at ABC Company that allows for implementation
of communication, service, and design skills to the programming essentials.

6.Feasibility analysis
1. Costs for technology
To produce an ecommerce website requires a high speed connection to the
Internet, a web server, and software.  Other costs that are relevant is the
cost of the payment system, whether it is taking online payment directly
from the Societies web site or an alternative third-party like Pay pal or
more expensively using an online bank.
2. Costs for technological development
This will involve a number of programmers who are able to interpret your
functional requirements and program/create your website.
3. Costs for the consultancy support (design and implementation)
You would require the services of specialists in business design and
implementation to guide you through this process.
4. Costs for the organization for piloting training
During the technological development of a website it is always a good idea
to allow admin staff who will be using the system on a daily basis to pilot
the system to as a training initiative.
5. Running costs
These are an upkeep of the web server and maintenance costs.
6. Running costs for change process
This is the cost of factoring in for your employees to train and adapting to
the newly introduced technology, mainly the strategies used to make the
change as smooth as possible.