We are convinced that one should follow his vocation. Do what he loves to do. Be thoughtful and excited about every project. That’s what we’ve been doing for the last seven years:
Creating web sites.
Paying attention to details is the basis of our approach. We thoroughly process all texts, create individual fluid markup for every page and pick the finest and most fitting illustrations. Not every client sees that, but it’s there. The budget doesn’t really matter, nor does the client’s exactingness. What matters is that every part of the project goes through our own rigorous quality control.
On working for free
We never take part in unpaid design tenders. We don’t make drafts on a “you pay us if you like it” basis. We have a portfolio page instead. Looking at the portfolio and asking a few questions is usually enough to confirm your choice of a developer.
Normally we’d not be giving free advice either, but here are some points to consider if you’re going to get your site created:
We also develop corporate style packages: logos, business cards, forms, folders, stickers, door signs, and other items that form your corporate identity, as well as the guidelines on using these elements.
On fees and time constraints
Individual approach is the cornerstone of our client relationship. At the moment we have absolutely no idea what your site or corporate identity will cost. We don’t declare groundless prices and abstract development times. Neither do we sell templates and inferior quality products.
The easiest start would be to contact us by e-mail. We also have an English-speaking representative who can be reached by phone (+380-44-233-66-35) on working days at 11:00-19:00/GMT+2. Let us know what company you represent, and what goals you intend your site to fulfill. After a brief discussion of specific details we’ll tell you exactly what we can offer, at what price and in what time.
1. Your competitors’ sites are not the only example you can follow. Be more open-minded, look for the essential. |
2. Before you go comparing prices and development times, check out the differences in the solutions you’re being offered. |
3. Ask questions — the shame is not in being ignorant, but in staying ignorant. |
4. Discern design and decoration. Your site’s appearance has a purpose different than that of the wallpaper patterns. |
5. Don’t go for the ultimate goal at once. Start with something simple, advancing it to complexity as you go. |
6. Keep in mind that your identity is a product of your corporate style and web site. Work with professionals. |
