What you might want

E-shop. A virtual version of your local business.

Online Gallery. An exhibition of your photos, paintings, knitted socks or any other artworks you want to share on the web.

Personal Blog. Get into web social stream to share life experiences with friends and the rest of the world.

Online Hub/Community. Create a spot for like-minded people – web-site to share cooking recipes, travel tips, tech tricks, charity movements.

CV/Portfolio/Visitcard. Make a professional looking presentation of yourself on-line.

 

What you will be able to do

Compose as many pages as you want.

Create as many image galleries as you want.

Get people involved on a forum, a guest board or through comments.

Show your status updates from your Twitter, Facebook or any other social network accounts on any page of your  website.

Connect your web-site with the Flickr or Google Pictures accounts.

Read news feeds from your favourite sites without leaving your site.

Watch and keep records of  your website visitors. 

Prices

For self-employed and individuals – starting from £170.
For small businesses – starting from £460.
Something different – request a quote.
Fixed price offer might not suit your needs. Don’t hesitate to REQUEST A QUOTE if you think your future website might require some special attention. I usually reply within a day after request submission.
Anyway I’ll make sure the money you spend would become not a waste, but an inspiring investment.

 

Time

I am very aware about set deadlines. Experience proved that most projects can be finished in 2-4 weeks time. Of course schedule for each project will be set separately keeping in mind its difficulty and fitting this in line with your plans. I oblige myself to follow the plan and ask for collaboration from all participants to meet the deadline.

It is important for me to keep to a planned schedule, as overlapping projects might cause delays, which I prefer to avoid. Though I realise that life is life and it is impossible to predict everything.