Images and ideas are converted to html and site structure and diagrams become code. Any additional features such as database development, Flash animation and other functionality will be integrated at this stage. In cases where a site may require frequent updating, content management systems are implemented that allow administrators to input fresh content without prior knowledge of HTML. A database structure is created outlining functionality, input fields required, error/success pages, administrative user levels, login, registration, cookies and password issues. Programming for functionality and database-driven elements as described by the database overview/web flowchart begins. Web administration tools and menus are developed. Forms that interact with potential visitors will be created. The goal of this stage will be to create a robust and dynamic Internet presence with intuitive system features. The scope of work will include the creation of all the staged components. Typically, however, a series of minor revisions and final iterations will take place after the initial build until we have achieved the final functioning component item. The finalized component will be used for integration into the interface. Alpha testing will be performed internally. Then, a beta version of the website will be uploaded to the staging area showing web page flow of the proposed primary, secondary and tertiary pages. This involves ‘weaving’ the home page with all templates below it to create a ‘clickable’ version of the website. To learn more about an Internet Solution that really works for your business, use the form on "Contact Us" page to secure a free one-on-one consultation session- to help your business gain full benefit from a web presence.