The model of a simple Web site.
The simplest of Web sites are used for general information.
They normally don't have checkout stores, interactive content, flashy animations or complex scripting. They're very suitable for family sites, advertising, initial contact and list pages that re-direct to other sites.
We've supplied a check list of the more important considerations when making a decision about the design of a simple Web site.
Web Site Components
- The single page Web site
- A Web site that encompasses all the necessary information in a single page.
- The simplest to design, but somewhat limited in scope.
- Sometimes the page may scroll quite a distance down the browser window.
- The multiple page Web site
- The Home page
- The introduction to your web site.
- It should be simple and concise.
- Use interest arouser statements.
- The Content pages
- The definition of the site.
- This is where the "sale" is made
- Keep a good balance of text and graphics.
- An "About Us" page
- A short biography about who you are and what you do.
- A "Contact Us" page
- Give the viewer a means to get in touch with you.
- Add a privacy statement to let the viewer know how you protect their information.
- The Home page
- Site design considerations
- Webmaster perspective
- Fits the capabilities of the host server
- Performs as expected for the targeted region
- Compatibility across current Web browsers
- Satisfies the aesthetic needs of the client
- Client perspective
- Catches the attention of the intended viewers
- Matches the regional expectations of the viewers
- Satisfies the esthetic expectations of the viewers
- Webmaster perspective
- The content of a Web site
- The Webmaster perspective
- Content is the textual and graphic information
- Content is normally supplied by the client
- Created by the webmaster for an additional fee
- Client perspective
- The graphics match the design layout
- The graphics match the textual message
- The content flows correctly within the design
- The syntax and grammar matches the targeted region
- The Webmaster perspective
Web Design Pricing
These prices are good-faith estimates and subject to change.
| Our Services | Billing Method | Estimated Fee | Remarks |
| Domain and Hosting Fees | Annual | $100 | You must lease the domain (and your domain name) from a hosting service if you plan on hosting the site externally.  We will assist you through the necessary steps at no additional cost to you during the Web site deployment. We highly recommend Bluehost.com |
| Web Site Design | Per Site Per Page |
$300 $50 |
A simple Web site normally consists of 1-6 pages. Much of our pricing depends on various Client requirements and the complexities encountered while fulfilling those requirements. However, most simple designs fall into this price range. |
| Web Form Design | Free Per Page |
$0 $150+ |
We supply a simple Web form as one of the pages at no additional cost to you. If you want database driven forms designed, The cost will be $150 for the database software setup, then $25 for each page after the first one. |
| Graphics Design | Free Per Image |
$0 $20 |
We have a large archive of copyright / royalty free images we use in our designs at no additional cost to you. Custom design is based by job or on the standard hourly fee per image. |
| Web Site Optimization | Free Per Page |
$0 $20 |
We include optimization in all our designs at no additional cost to you. If you want us to optimize a pre-existing site, the fee will be based on the number of pages. |
| Web Site Maintenance | Per Bid Per Job |
1, 2 | We can maintain your Web site for you after it's hosted to the server. This service can be set up on a per job basis or by a service agreement. |
| Service Consultation | Free | We'll be happy to discuss your Web site project with you at no charge. After we completely understand your needs, we'll offer you a bid proposal and let you make your purchasing decision. | |
| Telephone Assistance | Free | If we can supply an answer to your question within a reasonable amount of time, we'll be happy to assist you at no charge. If the issue is too complicated to handle over the phone, we may escalate this service to one of the other services listed above. |
Sample Projects
| The Project | The Scenario | The Final Cost | ||||||||||
| Project 1 | The client wanted a 2 page Web site, using an internal CSS style sheet. The textual content was to be supplied by the client at the completion of the drafted site design. There were 5 "stock" images on the home page and a custom site logo that was designed by WhamWeb. The client wanted a simple contact form that would send the information to their email when completed. |
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| Project 2 | The client wanted a 6 page Web site, using an external CSS style sheet. The textual content was to be supplied by the client at the completion of the drafted site design. There were 2 "stock" images per page and a custom site logo that was designed by the client. The client wanted a simple contact form that would send the information to their email when completed. |
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Rate Explanations
| 1 | Per Bid | We understand that you will to want to know "up front" how much something is going to cost. When you request a service that will last for more than just a few hours, we'll design a customized bid with all the information necessary for you to make a qualified decision. |
| 2 | Per Job | Many of the general tasks we offer has a price list. Based on our previous experiences, it's an easy procedure for us to itemize the list of tasks you require and offer you a quote. |
| 3 | Hourly | If you need assistance on a one-time basis, we charge a standard $20 per hour rate. Fractional hours (after the first hour) are rounded to the nearest 15 minute increment. |
Notice
Although we seldom make price increases, the above estimates are subject to change without notice.
Contact us for a quote for your specific project.







