Web Design Quote

Usually, we won’t call you. Our preferred mode of communication is through email. It is actually a good thing considering that we work with various countries from across the globe spanning many time zones. Ascertaining the best time to call can become quite a challenge. In such a situation email works out perfectly fine.

However, we will call you if you actually feel the need to talk one on one prior to starting the web design project.

We will first send you a tentative design quote, which outlines briefly what is involved, the technologies we will use, and the tentative time-frame from the project. Once you revert to that email in affirmative, we will send you a detailed proposal in PDF format. Signing is usually not required for smaller projects unless the client wants to have it signed. For us, a simple email acceptance of the proposal is good.

The chances are that we already have, if you belong to the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, or other parts of Europe. To see the list of websites we have built in the past please visit our web design portfolio. Next to each of the project, we also have the country mentioned.

Please note that by visiting our client’s website from our portfolio, it is possible to reach our clients. However, we would strongly advise against contacting & disturbing our clients. Imagine how you would feel if prospective clients kept contacting you to ask about the experience you had working with us?

That is fine. It is not required for you to switch hosting to us or transfer your domain to us in order for you to work with us. We are happy to work with your existing hosting provider while publishing the final site for you. However, many clients do prefer to hand over their site maintenance and upkeep to us. In such a situation, it is a better option to have your site hosted with us. It makes it easy for us to manage your site on an ongoing basis.

After the quotation and proposal phase is over and the project is under way, the steps are as follows:

• Client Questionnaire to understand your requirement in depth.
• Wireframes and actual design.
• Client feedback for changes and amendments.
• Coding the design to convert to an actual site.
• Client’s feedback.
• Finalizing the website.
• Final payment and uploading the site to client’s preferred host.

The above lists the tentative steps that follow after a project has been finalized after the initial web design quote.