Layout and Design:

Layout is defined as the fundamental step of web design, it sets the flow of the site much like a magazine to lead the user to the product and services you want them to view. Before the real designing part is commenced, it’s always beneficial to have a rough layout describing every page of the website and their function. The web design layout serves as a probable pattern for the website that includes information about the headers, navigation, footers, sidebars, etc. Mockups are created using various tools like photoshop or other adobe products to further help in deciding what is needed to refine a project apart from the extra add-ons.

At VNet Products, we collect all the functionality requirements and then design a suitable user interface to match the functionality. We underline basic requirements such as the need of the client, the proper layout for a smooth workflow, expectations of the site from the user’s point of view and stylish appeal of the interface to the client's users. A master layout template is crafted with these factors embedded in them which will then be used by other pages in the website to keep consistency.

Agile software development

Defined as a group of software development methods in which requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organizing, cross-functional teams. It promotes adaptive planning, evolutionary development, early delivery, continuous improvement, and encourages rapid and flexible response to change.

In other words, we realize things change or that some things you forget to plan for and are realized later in the project. These complications need not halt your project or subject it to extensive reworking. We can help keep your project on track even when we hit unexpected bumps along the way.

Agile development keeps all the players in the loop. We schedule weekely progress meetings to help keep everyone informed of any changes or problems, scope and improvments.

Standards & Compliance

We adhere to World Wide Web Consortium standards and Americans with Disabilities Act compliance for many client projects. We belive that anything worth doing is worth doing right.

When Congress enacted The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990, the public Internet did not exist. Due to extensive lobbying by groups representing people with disabilities, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) proposed rules mandating that all state and local government websites be accessible to those with disabilities and the DOJ is expected to do the same later in 2014 for all public websites, defining them as places of “public accommodation.” Previously the term applied only to physical spaces such as brick and mortar stores and recreational facilities.

The U.S. Dept. of Justice recently stated, “Websites that do not accommodate assistive technology can create unnecessary barriers for people with disabilities, just as buildings not designed to accommodate individuals with disabilities can prevent some individuals from entering and accessing services.

Adaptive Moble

The world is being flooded with an endless mass of mobile devices. It is a challange to keep up with as well as keeping up with the ever changing standards that those devices demand.

When we design websites or applications, we test them on various platforms to make sure they will comply with those standards and perform as expected. Not all things can be so compatable but we come pretty close depending on what the client's needs call for.

We code in many different languages and integrate each into your project so we can make sure it works the way it should. Using HTML5, Javascript, CSS3 and C# we can create the engine that runs your project and with tools like photoshop and CSS3 we can deleiver a top notch interface to go with it.