Hiring someone to design your web site is a tough job. We know you don’t always know exactly what you want, so we’ll walk you through it, every step of the way. To begin with, below are some of the questions we are often asked about.
What is the best way to contact you?
For project inquries, we ask that you please fill out the quote request form. This form gives us a good idea of your needs so that we can prepare a detailed proposal for your review.
For your convenience, you may also contact us through our toll free and local phone numbers listed on the contact page. Please note, however, that it takes us longer to respond to phone inquiries, than inquiries made via email or through this web site.
How quickly will you get back to me?
Typical response time for electronic messages like these are usually by the same or next business day. Response time for phone messages can sometimes take as long as 2-3 business days, as we need time to schedule the call.
How soon can you get started on my project?
The process generally starts out with an inquiry through the quote request form, after which we put together a detailed proposal for you with several options to choose from. Once you receive the proposal, we can discuss it further in order to address any questions you may have, and to decide on the best plan of action for your site.
After deciding that we are a right fit for eachother, a signed contract and 50% deposit secures your spot on our development schedule.
Click here to read more info about our design process.
How long will it take to finish my web site?
For the most part, however, most web sites are completed within 4-6 weeks. For additional information, we have written a detailed article, which outlines the individual milestone dates of a typical web site.
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How much does a web site cost?
For example – Do you need a static HTML web site, or a CMS (Content Management System) such as WordPress? Do you just need a custom WordPress theme, or do you need us to develop all of the interior pages, as well? Is this a 5 page site or a 50 page site?
There are too many unknowns without first having all of the details for your project. However, you can get an idea of starting rates on our services page.
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What is your design process?
- Information Gathering
- Planning
- Design
- Development
- Testing and Delivery
- Maintenance
We’ve written a detailed article on this, which outlines each of the steps above.
Where can I view my web site in progress?
Once we have your approval on the completed web site, as well as receive payment on the final balance, we move the web site from our client area to your web server – making the site “live” and viewable to the public.
Will my site work in different web browsers?
We develop web sites primarily with Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer in mind, but check compatibility with Chrome, Safari, and Opera, as well.
Please note that we focus on the current web browser versions. In particular, when it comes to Internet Explorer, we test with IE7 and IE8 in mind. Due to it’s lack of security features, and lack of compliance with current web standards, we have phased out support for IE6. We can optimize sites for this outdated browser, however it would be at an additional cost.
What payment methods do you accept?
A signed contract and 50% deposit secure your start date on our schedule. Final balance is due upon completion of the project, before transfer of files to your web server.
How do I get listed on a search engine?
Do I have to sign a contract to have you work on my site?
What are your premade templates for?
Will you update the site for me?
What if I want to change my website design after its been completed?
How much will it cost to make changes to my web site once the maintenance period expires?
How can I be sure my site will be unique?
What will you need to start?
- What is the primary goal of the website?
- Can you provide any style guides or a list of websites you like?
- Do you have a domain name in mind?
- How many pages and a rough guide of content for each?
- Will you require the ability to edit the website yourself?
- Any special functions? Sell products? User sign up?
- I will need your company logo if you have one.
- Also any corporate images etc in high resolution.
Before we can start your web project, there’s a number of things you’ll need to consider, decide on and provide us with:




