A website is much like a first impression, a reflection of your and/or your company. When someone visits a website for the first time, they decide in the first 30 seconds if they want to stay on your website, dig into your content or products, or leave. It's very likely if that person decides to leave your site because of this first impression, they won't return. There are billions of websites, choices are almost infinite, competition is tough and until they "know you", a first impression is all they have.

Brand Recognition is also a key element to your success or failure on the web. Having a strong brand name and logo are essential. A great logo, color schemes and relevant content are the main ingredients for a successfull website.

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A web application is an application that can be accessed using a variety of browsers (most browsers support modern web application functionality) over an internal (intranet) or public network (internet). Web applications typically, but not always, use server side code (VB, C#, JAVA, CFM, RUBY, PHP) to create browser compliant markup – usually HTML, XHTML and XML.

A web application should not be confused with a website, they are two different things. One web application can handle and create web pages for multiple websites. What makes web applications so advantageous, is the fact the application code is deployed to a central location which makes updating the application for all users an almost trivial process. It does not need to be redistributed to all users and changes for the users are instant. Because of advances in technology, there is very little a web application can’t do that a desktop application can.

The biggest concern with web applications is security. While security is a factor and concern in any application, securing a web application is much more difficult and requires expert knowledge in web application security.

Software as a Service, also known as SAS or SaaS, is a type of software development that is meant to provide software to users where that software is hosted and maintained by the vendor and/or software company who created the application. This type of software alleviates the customer’s responsibility for upgrades, maintenance and support. Initially, it reduces up-front costs and large out-of-pocket expenses. Usually, SAS applications automatically scale with your business growth on a pay-as-needed basis. Example, monthly cost is $100.00 for 10 users, for each additional user, the cost increases by a nominal amount, also alleviating the need to worry about additional servers and/or resources.

However, the customer has no control over the software, versioning, change requirements and adds term contracts and monthly fees.