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Frequently asked questions

• Why should a customer hire you over another service provider?

  1. We are firstly marketing professionals, not only web designers. 2. We care about what happens after your solution is developed, not only the development process. 3. With us, you are choosing a service you can trust and rely on. Our project managers will always make sure that the final product meets your expectations and needs. 4. Expect the best when developing solutions with a professional company, not a ‘backyard developer’. Website code is the most important part of a successful solution, but this can only be checked by a professional. A website that looks good on the outside, may not always be coded professionally – poor coding can result in low loading speed, poor search engine results, design glitches in different browsers and much more. 5. Unlimited functionality. You tell us how it needs to work, we have the experience and skill to develop it. 6. We are creative, your online solution will look stunning and it will generate leads based on its visual attraction.

• How do you normally charge for your service?

  Our current hourly rate is $88 including GST. The cost of developing a custom website or online software is essentially determined by the size and complexity of your project, as well as the level of expertise of the web design agency selected to complete this task. Location of the service provider also sometimes plays a diffence in pricing, for example - in many cases Web Design on the Gold Coast is cheaper than Brisbane. There is no definitive figure that can be provided as an answer to this; however the following information is designed to give you an insight into why web development agencies charge what they charge and how they establish their prices. It’s very important to consider a number of factors when determining your budget. The quality you will receive is based very much upon the value you put on your business and its online presence. Below are the most common elements to consider: - Planning and objective setting. - Incorporating and designing graphical elements. - Code development. - Merging the code into the CMS. - Quality control and Testing (ongoing). - Web Hosting. - Incorporating SEO (Search Engine Optimisation). - Maintenance and support (ongoing). - Domain name. - Email facilities. - Gateway fees (eCommerce). Due to the web design industry being unregulated and based on the individual services provided by each company, quoted prices are bound to significantly vary. Web Development prices usually start from $80.00/hour and can go up to $300.00/hour. In most of the cases agency’s prices would depend on their overheads and quality standards. Basically if you are developing a website with an individual who works from home, that person would not have the overheads that a professional company would (staff, offices, and other ongoing expenses). But if you do decide to go for the cheaper option, make sure to consider that the outcome is most likely not going to meet your expectations. Other important costs not to be neglected: - Maintenance Agreements - Prospective changes to the website/software - Recurring costs; web hosting and domain renewals A few things to consider when working with a prospective developer: - Supply a succinct summary of what is required. - Clearly state the primary objective of the website. - Provide a visual exemplar if possible. - Ensure that you are aware of any ongoing charges that may apply. - Ask questions and make comments, as this will paint a clear picture for both you and the developer. - Ensure that you do enough research about online marketing and how it works before going ahead. Based on all this, how does one make a conclusive decision on which company to select? Advertising and branding in our rapidly developing society, in most cases is largely dependent on the internet. So your website is essentially the most prominent branding tool in your businesses arsenal. It leaves a distinct mark in the minds of those who see it and will either deter them from purchasing your product or resonate with them. The right company should understand this and work with you to ensure that your website achieves the latter, as no one knows better than you what your customers are after and what is most appealing to their needs.