WEB SITE DESIGN SERVICES Sample Clauses

WEB SITE DESIGN SERVICES. At the time of transitioning County Web Sites to Contractor’s CMS, Contractor shall perform a re-design of fifty-three (53) County Web Sites that utilize a common County Corporate Design. This includes working with a County cross-Department Team to develop a corporate design that consist of common branding such as a unified header and footer, common color palette variations, and similar layout structures (5-10 different homepage layout options, each with full access to Contractor’s CMS Modules and tools such as calendars, news and announcement). Additionally, within and cohesive with the County’s Corporate Design framework, Contractor shall work with individual departments to develop Department-specific designs that meet Department-specific objectives. The County’s Corporate Design shall comply with established County eGovernment policies and design principles that focus on making it easy for the general public to navigate, locate information and have confidence in transacting electronically with County departments. A consistent user experience shall be achieved through the use of common or like themes, styles, brands, images, terms, information categorization, corporate channels, features, functionality and page layouts across all Web Sites while retaining a Department’s goal of having a design that expresses a Department’s creativity and individuality to meet the needs of their specific business and target audience. Contractor Web Site design services shall include:
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WEB SITE DESIGN SERVICES. At the time of transitioning County Web Sites to Contractor’s CMS, Contractor shall perform a re-design of fifty-three (53) County Web Sites that utilize a common County Corporate Design. This includes working with a County cross-Department Team to develop a corporate design that consist of common branding such as a unified header and footer, common color palette variations, and similar layout structures (5-10 different homepage layout options, each with full access to Contractor’s CMS Modules and tools such as calendars, news and announcement). Additionally, within and cohesive with the County’s Corporate Design framework, Contractor shall work with individual departments to develop Department-specific designs that meet Department-specific objectives. The County’s Corporate Design shall comply with established County eGovernment policies and design principles that focus on making it easy for the general public to navigate, locate information and have confidence in transacting electronically with County departments. A consistent user experience shall be achieved through the use of common or like themes, styles, brands, images, terms, information categorization, corporate channels, features, functionality and page layouts across all Web Sites while retaining a Department’s goal of having a design that expresses a Department’s creativity and individuality to meet the needs of their specific business and target audience. Contractor Web Site design services shall include: Facilitating the Web Site design lifecycle, leading design sessions, producing design prototypes and comps, designing and producing banners and icons, integrating design elements into County Web Sites, creating multiple design templates and setting up the CMS with the County’s Corporate Design, Subsite Designs and Branded Pages. Using visual tools such as mood boards to engage County teams in the design process. Designing and providing logos, banners, artwork, graphics and icons for use on County Web Sites. Designing and producing a Mobile-Friendly version of each Web Site. Performing information architecture assessment, guidance and recommendations. Producing a documented Web Site style guide for each Site. Ensuring compliance with Web Site usability best practices, Section 508 Web Accessibility Standards, W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and County Web Site Design Principles.
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WEB SITE DESIGN SERVICES. 4.1 Where you have requested our web site design services you are deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions at the latest when you provide us with the information requested by us to commence our design service for you.
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