naked page | design pkgs & pricing

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barefoot package

Just one basic page that announces to the cyber world "I'm here!"
Page can contain a reasonable number of graphics, text, and links to other pages & e-mail addresses.

$80

sneaker package

client consultations up to 3 hours
technical assistance in opening an account with a local service provider and/or purchasing a domain name, if needed
from 2 to 5 pages (depending on size of each page)
"web ready" graphics prepared from client-supplied materials (logos, photos, etc.)
custom designed page backgrounds
custom designed graphical navigation bar/buttons
unlimited links
unlimited e-mail links
site submission to 5 major search engines
one page can be a form where submitted info is automatically e-mailed back to the client's e-mail address; e.g., requests for information, brochure/catalog requests, guestbooks

$140 to $300

sneaker package plus

All of the above sneaker package plus incorporation of javascript, java, frames or custom designed animation.

Javascript examples include mouse rollovers (e.g., link changes color when mouse cursor rolls over); forcing a link to open a new browser window on top of the existing window (instead of displaying the linked page in the current browser window); playing a sound; opening an alert window; random changes in background colors.

Java examples include displaying random quotes; displaying clocks; creating check boxes and radio buttons; and many, many more!

Frames can split up the browser window into two or more regions called frames. Once this is done, you can load separate web pages into each frame and allow users to see different pages simultaneously.

Animation can be applied to images or text to create eye-catching links, logos, or banners. Only your imagination holds ya back!

sneaker pkg + $50 to $150

shoe polish

Any of the above on an hourly rate.

$30 per hour

so this is how it goes...

Each web site is tailored to meet the needs of the customer. Some companies target local markets, others target national or world markets. Some companies are on the web to sell, others to simply inform.
Each potential naked page client completes an initial project profiler to help define the new site: business objectives, branding strategy, audience, deadlines, etc.

naked page divides the process of web design into four distinct phases.

phase one—strategy
Get information and listen. Get to know the client's business, who their users are, and what they want.

phase two—design
Work out the "look and feel" of the prospective site. Consult with the client on developing structure and navigation, style, and technical components. Create design models, get approval, then start production.

phase three—production
Now it's time to build the site. Take design models and turn them into HTML. Take client's copy and content and turn them into HTML.

phase four—delivery
Work out the kinks, set up the beta site for viewing and testing, make final changes, and add final content. Move the site to the target server. After a successful launch, planned maintenance and updates begin.

so after all this, you're still interested?

Then reach out and touch us! We're located in Los Osos and we aim to deliver to individuals and small businesses anywhere on the Central Coast. Go to our contact page for phone number and various addresses.

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