Affordable, hand-crafted, quality website design in Sydney

Ease of use, simplicity and consistency make up the essential elements of a good website. User experience is key to good website design; ease and speed of use and ease of navigation all add to the user experience. Less is more when it comes to good website design, content needs to be informative and precise, not long and fluffy.

Striking images are also important; if they’re placed in the correct position, they draw the users focus to key areas. Lastly, consistency of all design elements throughout the website is key to good website design.

The design timeframe depends on your requirements; some things take longer than others due to their complexity; it can take from a few weeks to a few months. Knowing what you want is vital to knowing how long it will take after your first consultation.

If you are unsure about what you want or make changes during the design process, this can delay the design. A simple site can be completed within a few weeks, whilst a complex eCommerce website can take months to build. Once the site has been built, it will need to be tested to ensure that all aspects are functioning correctly so keep that in mind.

WordPress is one of the world’s popular leading content management systems; it’s a free software that’s accessible for anyone to use. It’s an easy way to manage a website’s content allowing websites to easily be tailored to the user’s needs, providing unique website design.

Website hosting is a mandatory requirement for any website. It’s a service that allows organisations to make their websites accessible to others around the world via the internet. Your website will be hosted on a server by a website hosting company, allowing the website to be visible on the internet.

Domain registration is the process of registering a domain name. It gives a computer that’s using the internet a simple name (IP address), and is used in the address of you web page (URL) to identify individual web pages. Domain registration requires your website to use an accredited company that has the authority to register domain names (domain name registrar).

SEO or search engine optimisation is the process of improving the online visibility of a website in a search engine’s unpaid results, more often than not, within Google searches. It improves the ranking of your website organically, placing it earlier on the list of searches relevant to your website. This encourages more visitation to your site because it is more accessible to the end user.

The cost of designing a website depends on your requirements. All of our websites are custom designed to your specific requirements. Some items cost more due to their complexity or the time it takes to add them to the site. The best way to get an idea of the cost is to contact us so we can provide a tailored quote based on your requirements. We will take all details into consideration so you don’t have any surprises down the track.

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We’ve found that the following format is the most effective for small business websites. However, you can use this as a guide and add your personal touches to it.

Page 1: Home Page
The homepage gives an overall summary of the services you offer, how you can help your customers and what makes your organization unique. It also includes links to your pages with more detailed information and your relevant industry accreditations.

Page 2: About Us
This page includes a background of why and how your business was started, further detail about why your organisation is unique and what you have to offer potential customers that other businesses don’t.

Page 3: Our Services
This page not only describes your services but also describes how your services meet the needs of your customers.

Page 4: Portfolio/Gallery (Optional)
This is a good way to show potential customers what you have to offer; they have a similar project to one that you’ve already completed, making it easier for them to relate. It’s also easier for people to relate to visuals rather than long text so this page is important when it comes to turning browsers into customers.

Page 5: Testimonials (Optional)
Having actual customer testimonials is a good way to tell potential customers about the products and services you sell. If gives your offering credibility and makes potential customers feel at ease.

Page 6: FAQs or Fees/Price List (Optional)
To avoid receiving the same query over and over from your customers, you can put together an FAQ page which addresses the most common queries your customers have.

You can add a price list if your products have a set value or if you have packages that have a set cost.

Page 7: Contact
This can include a map, contact phone numbers, e-mails and a contact form for users to submit any enquiries to you which will automatically be sent to your email.