This style of site is very common for a business to use, and as the name suggests it will contain several pages detailing the products and services that the business provides. There may be a page that provides some history of the company; another that gives contact details; possibly some details of some key staff.

A brochure style site may be completely static or it could have some dynamic content that is provided by a database that may be updated from time to time by the site owner.

The cost of this type of site can be minimised if the owner can provide images, photos and content with a good idea as to the style of web site that is required.

An example of a brochure style website that we have created can be seen at:

www.massageandwellbeing.co.uk

This web site is entirely static although there are some areas that lend themselves to the possibility of being made dynamic so that the owner could make changes themselves as and when required. The page listing the therspists could be created dynamically so that the owner could make instant changes as often as needed, instead of providing us with details of required changes and waiting for them to be made. Similarly, the page containing details of courses would be another good candidate for dynamic content as the dates and content of courses is likely to change at regular intervals.

Every web site is different and the needs of each business varies, so it is important to discuss the detailed requirements before proceeding with a web site design. We like to take the time for discussion so as to ensure that the client has the best possible web site to meet their needs.