Tim's Computer Shop is now partnered with Tylivia Web Design.  You will find that Tylivia will build you a very professional website.  Whether you need one page or a thousand pages, Tylivia Web Design has the design for you.

Our Philosophy is: The success of our business is directly dependent on the success of your business.

See our Standard Package Deals

Consider us a partner with a vested interest in you and your business' success. Before we begin our development, we want to familiarize ourselves with as much knowledge about the finer points of your business, its direction, and philosophy. This allows us to see the big picture before we even begin developing your site.

We also offer all clients 2 types of contracts to choose from:

1. Monthly Maintenance Program - Where you are billed a monthly fee based on a certain block of hours needed to update your site.
2. Fee For Service Program - You will not be billed any monthly fees (excluding hosting). You will only be billed when you request work on your site at our billable rate of $50 per hour.

Below is our site development process:

We have a 5 phase process with a "Usability" and a "Client-Centric" approach to our web development and design:

1. Requirements Analysis

• Determine the goals for the web site from the perspective of the user and the business.
• Determine the user needs and target usability requirements.
• Evaluate existing versions of the site. (If applicable)
• Perform a competitive analysis.
• Perform user interviews and surveys

2. Conceptual Design

• Sketch out a site design and architecture at an abstract level.
• Conduct a task analysis to find critical features.

3. Mockups/Prototypes

• Rapidly create visual representations (mockups) or interactive representations (prototypes) of the site.
• Evaluate usability through focus groups, user tests, and walkthroughs.
• Use the evaluation results to create more mockups or improve the prototypes.
• Repeat this process (design iteration) until the design and usability goals are met.

4. Production

• Create the final product.
• Evaluate functionality through testing, quality assurance, usability testing, and field testing.
• Use the evaluation results to improve the product.
• Repeat this process (production iteration) until the business goals are met.

5. Launch and Maintenance

• Maintain and refine with user feedback.
• Use the feedback to create new requirements, and begin major design improvements (system iteration).

Please feel free to Contact Tylivia for a consultation or call us at: 570-274-6794.