An Informational site is designed to introduce you or your company to the Internet. Up to 5 Web pages will provide information about your company's products or services, or offer your audience the specialized, targeted information you want them to have. An online form that your visitors can fill out to contact you or your company is included with this type of site.
Estimated time frame:* one week.

This site typically offers one or two primary interactive features on your site. Examples include online registrations, catalog shopping carts, bulletin boards, email services and automated newsletters, contests, or content management systems. You can administer your site features and track statistics and visitor information online, in a password-protected area.
Estimated time frame:* four weeks.

This site is designed to provide a full experience for your visitors, including registration, shopping, support, or other interactive activities. There are many different areas of your site, where the visitor can learn more about your business, get tools for simplifying their experience, or play games to make their stay more fun. There may also be more visitor tracking, targeted advertising, and enhanced interactive features.
Estimated time frame:* six weeks.

Intranets are targeted at internal audiences. They provide employees with access to information and tools that enable them to do their jobs more effectively or promote self-service in order to reduce operating expenses and increase workflow. Intranets often eliminate the need for intake workers or customer service reps who manage complex internal systems.
Estimated time frame:* varies.

Extranets allow a specific audience, such as clients, partners, or employees that work off-site to gain access to tools and information they would normally only be able to access internally. Extranets add value to client and partner relationships and make employees on the road more efficient and independent. More collaboration is enabled.
Estimated time frame:* varies.