Your website is a very personal thing. It needs to effectively reflect your image, style, and message. If your website isn't designed to meet those needs, then what's the point of having it?

Small business owners generally spend a lot of time developing a business plan before they start out... giving plenty of thought to their products, services, goals and objectives. They often get a lawyer to incorporate, and find an accountant to do the books.

That's why it always amazes us when many small office and home office entrepreneurs turn the design of their website over to their neighbor's 14 year old  nephew... and then wonder why it isn't accomplishing what it was supposed to do!

Your online presence is likely going to be one of your most important image builders. Our advice is simple: do it properly the first time.

Look and feel varies depending on the needs of the client, and the message that must be projected. Templates from your home version of FrontPage just won't have the custom look that can set you apart.

At Vividign we like to develop a close working relationship with all of our clients. We'll talk to you about what you want your website to do. Together, we will decide upon a website navigation structure that will help your customers find the information they are looking for. Working closely with you helps us know what kind of tools we'll need to use to make your website work best for you.

Many times our clients don't really know what they want. That's okay. By getting to know you and your business goals, we can develop ideas and solutions that will work for your website.

We're always asked what a 'typical' website is going to cost. BSince there really is no 'typical' website, it is impossible to say - so much is dependant upon your specific needs. Every website is different, so some cost $500 and others cost $20,000. That's why we sit down with you and figure out what you need.

Vividign will always work within your budget when designing your website. Be extremely cautious about web designers that quote $75 "per page", or some other flat fee. There are no "pages" as such. A flat $75 charge cannot truly address your specific needs: are we setting up eCommerce?; are we creating database-driven content? Would flash or other multimedia solutions be beneficial? There are simply too many variables involved to offer flat pricing.

Our pricing policy is simple: we will work within your budget, and work at it until the job is done.