More about websites
All websites are generally the same – they all have an introduction, some sections on a page from a minimum of one to many, and enough pages to convey the web sites information. After the introduction there is usually an About page which contains information about the web site, its purpose or information about the owners. There is usually a Services page which has a number of sections that describe all of the available services offered. Depending on the content of the site there may be other pages to convey specific information to the visitor about services or programs unique to the business or purpose of the organization.
As an example, I did a web site for an RV business that had well over 3,500 pages. There were separate pages and sections for each manufacturer and a page for each model offerred plus pages for sub models with photos. Plus it was separated into travel trailers and motorhomes. Keep in mind that a plan for your website is a great idea. The more information you can provide upfront, the easier and better for us to give you some samples to help in developing your web site.
A great start in your planning would be to find other web sites that have similar themes or businesses so you can see how others have done theirs. If nothing else you can find what does not work for you but you will start to imagine what you do want! The last part of the web site is the Contact page. If you already have an email address that you will use, great! If not, the site includes branded email that if your site is for a business then things like info@yoursite.com, contact@yoursite.com, service@yoursite.com and others are included.
On our Services page, at the bottom are listed FAQs that may help you while making your plan.