designingchoice WEBSITE DESIGN

designingCHOICE ~ Website Design

More than a simply designed website, designingCHOICE will research your market and help in all stages of bringing your website out in front of your prospective clients.

A limited number of clients are regularly taken on to ensure everyone's needs are truly met.

In the first instance, please read this page, then email me using the contact form here, with brief details of your business, your website expectations, and timeframe.

More than website design

designingCHOICE does not simply 'design websites' - it sets out to establish you with an online marketing presence by building you a website which ranks well in the main search engines, giving you visitors for you to convert in to sales.

If you require a 'pretty website', with all the latest effects, that exists on page 34 of Google - please go here.

designingCHOICE ~ Website Design - THE PROCESS

Start off by pinpointing the purpose of your website, you will be asked to choose existing websites which reflect the presence and style you see your website presenting.

From that basis, some sample website templates will be made up, from which a complete design is created.

You will be responsible for supplying finished salescopy, although suggestions will be made in recognition of achieving the best search engine rankings.

Once the main website is 'complete', subtle additions will be made to further aid rankings, with your site under review and subject to further development by designingCHOICE to achieve best results.

Alterations and additions are included in the agreed price for a period of three months, after which an hourly rate will be charged.

The design fee will obviously vary from client to client depending on the number of pages, graphics, work involved - but as a guide prices start from £395 + VAT for a 3 page web site.

designingCHOICE ~ SELECTION OF COMPLETED WEBSITES

Style is personal - and is reflected in the designs of completed websites.
As much as recommendations are made, the final decision is the clients, yours.
Questions to ask are: Does the message get across? Does the website do the job it was asked to do?