WEB DESIGN STEPS

The following information will help to you with the design process.

Step One:
Fill out the "Request a Free Quote" with information on what you are looking for.

Step Two:
We will work with you to determine the end goals and establish a price for services desired.

Step Three:
Once a fee is agreed upon, you will need to read through and fill out the contract. We will either meet you in person or email this to you.

Step Four:
Upon receipt of a signed contract, the deposit of 50% of quoted fee will be due. Once this payment is received, work can begin!

Step Five:
Once payment has been received, you will be required to provide all site content including (but not limited to) photos, graphics, products, contact information, opening page information...basically, all content that will appear in the site. All content can be emailed to us (photos, information, text, etc) unless you would like to send via postal mail.

Step Six:
We will contact you with a number of questions designed to help us understand your desires. Taking this information, we will create a "rough draft" custom layout and present it to you for approval. This is probably the most crucial part of the process as this layout will serve as the custom template for the remainder of your site and it is important that you are fully satisfied before we can move on.

Step Seven:
Once we have an approval for the rough draft, we will create the remainder of the site, using the layout agreed upon. You will be notified on a daily basis (Mon-Fri) of all work completed each day.

Step Eight:
When the site is completed and final approval is given, the remaining 50% of quoted fee (along with any other incurred expenses, ie.Extra Special Services) will be due before the site is uploaded and made "live."

You are more than welcome to contact us during any stage of this process. Your satisfaction is our goal. We appreciate any and all feedback! Together, we will work to create the site of your dreams that will help your business succeed and deliver exactly what you need and maybe a little more....

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