To boot, in order for your website to be lucrative, it must exude total equilibrium with all its elements. What do I mean with total equilibrium? Well, it’s simple. It involves six crucial rudiments – organization, focus, design, navigation, technology and marketing. Short of one rudiment means your website is incomplete and lacking. One by one lets us discuss their essence.

Organization A design must be detail-oriented. Just like a piece of art, each detail must contribute to overall projection of whole. Nevertheless, it must only have what it needs and nothing more. It is with semblance to maxim in clothing that it is better to be underdressed than overdressed. This is because it can tend to lead visitors astray. They may not be aware of where to go or where to look at. This is reason why it is always safe to keep it simple and in order yet not tedious. Follow basic rules and your readership will surely soar.

When JV Media Design was formed, year was 1995 and Internet was a very different place than it is today.

The first websites we created used simple layouts, a modest amount of graphics, standard "web safe" colors, and no javascript. This was all done in an attempt to create websites that worked well with browsers of time (namely, Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator).

As years went by, technology rapidly changed, and so did web. Soon enough, javascript was standard procedure to create "roll over" effects on buttons, to scroll text, and lots more. Web pages got more graphically intense, and using audio and Flash was a brand new frontier.

Ten years have now passed and keeping up with technology and trends is still a major priority for us. When it was once unheard of to include Flash in web pages, it is now become standard practice. But there is such a thing as "too much of a good thing".