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FAQs
How much does it cost?
As with any service, from a plumber to a financial adviser, costs vary depending on requirement. Web design and print is no different. We appreciate that this is often the first question people want answered and as such we offer an initial free consultation in which we ask a set of questions to start understanding the implications of our potential clients requirements. This allows us get an idea of the costings and gives them a clearer idea of what is possible. If you would like to discuss a future project you can either contact us through our online contact form or call us on +91 98263-16496 - we'd be delighted to talk through your ideas and help you to make decisions about what you want, how long it will take and how much it will cost.
Do I really need a website?
If the main reason behind wanting a web site is that your competitors all have them you're probably not going to make the most of your online potential. It is always more effective to view the internet as an opportunity for you or your company rather than as a threat. At the most basic level, a new web site is an opportunity to provide additional information on you or your company. This could start from the bare essentials such as a company profile, contact information or an online contact form. On a larger scale a website is a great way of strengthening a new brand, modernising an old brand and introducing existing customers or fans to new work or services. It can also aid with customer feedback - giving web site users a direct link to you to ask questions and let you know where you're going right or wrong.
To take it up another level, some companies and individuals use the internet to enhance their business operations by selling products or services online. This is still a relatively new area but has had some truly amazing results for companies operating in specific market areas. Amazon is perhaps the best known example of how e-business can be harnessed to outstrip competition. As e-commerce technology improves and consumers become more knowledgeable and trusting, more and more businesses will find an advantage in selling online, which is why an understanding of how the internet can aid you now will give you a head start for future developments. The sooner you get started the more capable you will be of harnessing the future possibilities.
How long does it take for a design to be completed? The timescale of a project is generally dictated by the client. If you have a deadline in mind we will endeavour to meet it for you. The most common delay in the creation of a site is waiting for content (text/images) to be sent to us by the client.
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