How Hit Submit works - Heritage Internet Technologies process

Our Process

Four Easy Steps to a Professional Website

Heritage™ Internet Technologies has made the process of developing a professional custom website easier and faster than ever before.

Over the years HIT has developed a process proven to not only speed up the build of your custom website, but also make it much easier on you.

Our process is designed to walk you step by step through the build of your website. If you are struggling to write your copy, we have professional writers available for you. If you are struggling to gather images for your website, we not only have free stock photography, we also have in-house photographers available to photograph you products for you at very competitive prices.


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Step One: Purchase
Your Program Director will help you to find the best package for your needs. Once a package is decided on and purchased, your Program Director will send you the needed information to login to the HIT Online Design Packet. Here you will add all of the text and images that you want to see on your website.

Step Two: Gather Text and Images
A Web Coordinator will be in contact with you 48-72 hours after you purchase your website. They will help you to gather the information needed to complete your site. You will be given up to two weeks to submit all text, images, music, etc. that you would like to include in your website.

(This step may take less than two weeks if all information is submitted before that time. Extensions are also available.)

Step Three: Development
Now that HIT has all of the information needed to complete your website a Web Designer will be assigned to your account. From this point, most websites can be completed in two to three weeks.

(The addition of flash and/or a database may lengthen the development time)

Step Four: Publish Live
When your designer has completed your website it will be presented to you for your approval. Once you approve and sign off on your website it will be published live on the internet.