Professional Web Graphics & Flash

Prime Choice designers and graphics artists design and implement graphics with the intent of enhancing the customers experience on your site, and generate more sales. We understand how graphics and flash impact a potential customer and the search engines look for the proper balance.

Graphics are probably one of the most miss-used components of a web site. This miss-use ranges from no graphics at all, to cheesy or non relevant graphics, to sites so graphically intensive that they detract from the message of the web site. Our site was purposely designed to have very little use of graphics. Not because we don't like or can't design graphics, but because studies have shown that our potential customers want information quick and don't want to be distracted by "eye candy". Were we to offer a product, or have a walk in store front, we would include product pictures and a picture of our store.

Professional Graphic Design

Prime Choice has a team of in house and out of house talent that has designed award winning logos and web graphics. We will work with you to pick the right graphics to accent your web site, with the goal of promoting your company and products or services. We use the latest version of Adobe PhotoShop, the industry standard for graphic design.

Professional Flash Design

Prime Choice's team of flash designers include sought after industry experts. What differentiates us from other design companies is our ability use flash effectively to enhance the customers experience on your site, and generate product sales. Flash is one of those tools where, a little dab will do. With the possible exception of musicians and other media artists, a 100% flash site is actually counter productive. Most search engines (all of the important ones) will not index flash sites (some SE's are experimenting with flash API's so this might change in the future.) A site designed solely in flash will struggle to rank well in the search engines. Another consideration for 100% flash sites is the large number of customers that are still surfing the internet with 56K modems.