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SUMMARY Website Design

Designing websites is our speciality. We don't use templates - our web designs are 100% unique and designed from scratch just for you. Each website is hand coded in XHTML / HTML5 together with CSS, resulting in W3C standards compliance and accessibility. Additionally, we test each website in all popular browsers to make sure that they are cross-browser-friendly. Website graphics are optimised for web to ensure fast loading speeds and well-thought out navigation helps your customers get what they want quickly.

WEB DESIGN EXAMPLES

Website Cost

Website prices amongst different web design companies are vastly different, and that's because quality is vastly different. All our web designs are top quality and reasonably priced. Our prices for websites are based on the scope of work - it could cost as little as R4 000.00 or in excess of R40 000.00. Please contact us for an obligation-free quote.

Web Design Process

The length of time it takes to design and build a website depends on the scope of work - it could take as little as 3 weeks or longer than 3 months. If you can tell us exactly what you need done, we can give a more accurate timeline.

Website Maintenance

If we take on your job, we will design and build it from scratch. We only offer maintenance to websites that we designed and built.

For minor changes, we charge our standard minutely rate (so you don't have to pay for a whole hour of maintenance if it only takes 5 minutes). For structural changes, we will provide you with a quote based on what needs to be done.

For frequent maintenance, you might consider a CMS (Content management System) so that you can maintain the website yourself, or a monthly retainer, whereby you pay us monthly for an hour or more of our time at a discounted rate.

Website + Logo Special

If you commission us to design a website, you also have the option of us designing the logo for the same company for free.

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Web Design Glossary

Accessibility A web practice tht involves coding in such a way that people who use screen-readers are able to make sense of the web page. Browser / Web Browser The program that you use to see the website. There are plenty of different browsers, but the most popular are Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari. Cache A folder on your computer that holds bits and pieces of websites that you've looked at. The cache helps speed up browsing because the browser doesn't have to download the website files every time you visit a particular site, but sometimes it needs to be cleared in order to show the latest files. Content The text on a web page. CSS A language that is used to style websites. It stands for Cascading Style Sheets Frames An old deprecated way of designing web pages by dividing a page up into scrollable frames. HTML A language that is used to build websites. It stands for Hypertext Markup Language. The latest version is HTML5, though at the time of writing, it is not yet an official standard. Image Optimisation The process of reducing sizes of image files for website viewing while maintaining as much quality as possible. Page Every time you click a link/button on a website, and you see different content, this is a page. RGB The colour format that files should be in before they are uploaded to the web. Short for 3 colours, namely: Red, Green and Blue RollOvers Graphics in a website that change when you move your mouse over them. For example, a button on a web page that has an up state and an over state. Screen Res / Resolution The dimensions that your screen is set to. It's important to keep in mind the average screen res when designing websites. Tag Also known as Markup tags or HTML tags. Used in the backend code to define parts of a web page so that it displays and formats correctly in the front end. URL Website address. It stands for Uniform Resource Locator. Valid Code Error-free (X)HTML and CSS code in websites. W3C An organisation that defines standards for websites on the internet. It stands for World Wide Web Consortium. WYSIWYG Stands for What You See Is What You get. A lot of web design programs use WYSIWYG interfaces to help people who can't code properly, but these programs often produce invalid code themselves. We hand-code websites. XHTML A language that is used to build websites. It stands for Extensible Hypertext Markup Language

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