I am starting a business which brings all of my talents to fruition. I've designed websites before but this will be something I have not done before. Firstly, the business will culminate Design, computer repairs and sales, and iPhone games.

Design will be the following:
Logo design
Website design
Business Card sales
Flyer sales
Magnets
Web hosting packages

Computer repairs & sales will be the following:
Mobile computer repairs
Computer package sales
Remote services

iPhone games will be the following:
Games we have produced
Upcoming games
Technology behind the games

I have the one domain where these will all be rolled into the one website. Now, how can I achieve this with three very different fields but the one website? I want to make the site as accessible as possible but don't want to scare away the different visitors who are looking for their specific thing. Please everyone.... Not just one specific thing. Hopefully someone has had this dilemma and can offer a solution.

If your hosting contract allows sub domains you could set it up that way. instead of one site like mysite.com you ould set up additional virtual sites like:
design.mysite.com
repair.mysite.com
iphone.mysite.com

Keep mysite.com as an entry point as well with links to the three sub-domains.

thank you for your sharing, it is so useful to me.

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If your hosting contract allows sub domains you could set it up that way. instead of one site like mysite.com you ould set up additional virtual sites like:
design.mysite.com
repair.mysite.com
iphone.mysite.com

Keep mysite.com as an entry point as well with links to the three sub-domains.

Nice tip!

This is important because it's all too easy to create pages that frustrate your visitors even though that's not what you intended at all. And visitors who are annoyed are likely to click off of it quickly without seeing what you have to offer..