By choosing me as your website designer, you'll enjoy a one-stop-shop where I can provide you with:
• Design
• Hosting
• Domain name
• Emails account and email marketing
• Web shop accepting paypal
• Traffic analytics
• You can then maintain your website yourself via goodbarry or I can perform ongoing updates for you.



When thinking about your website these are some of the questions you should consider.

1. What is the biggest challenge in your business?
2. What do you want your web site to accomplish?
3. What kind of impression do you want your web site to make on new customers?
4. What information would help your customers make more informed decisions about purchasing your products or services?
5. What is it that you're looking for from me?

Ways to help you save time and money.

* Content
This is the most important part of your business, so the more ideas you can give me early on about your business, the faster we can proceed.
* Good text
If possible have your content already typed out and spell checked, as no-one knows your business and your business' needs better than you do. It's certainly worth sitting down for a couple of evenings to ask yourself what you want to achieve.
* Good images
If possible, sort through your best images and resize to maximum of 800 pixels across at 72dpi (please ask me if you need help with this).
* Good communication
Be sure to keep me informed on all your requirements.
* Reference Material
If you have any reference material or web links to show me what you are looking for, it will give me a great insight into your business. On my contact me page I have given you the option to attach images so that I can get an overall feel for your request. If you have any more questions I’d be glad to answer them. It is my aim to make sure you get the best I can give.

Logo design.



• Your logo is the first impression people get of your company
• Your logo needs to be original
• Your logo should look professional
• Your logo is the starting point of your whole corporate image.

So the more thought you put into this the better! All your ideas should go into the cooking pot so that you can ask yourself what it is that you want from your logo. If you're stuck talk to your partner... everyone views things differently, so they may very well think of something you didn't.