We take pride in designing and developing elegant, easy-to-use websites, and catering to the unique needs of every client. We use web standards and best practices allows us to keep your potential customers or audience in mind. Your users will be able to easily navigate your web site to find what they need.
We use best practices from User Experience (UX) and interaction design. Each site we build, implements a common sense professional information architecture that makes the site's navigation clear and intuitive. We'll focus your customers on your message and product rather than a confusing interface.
We believe in employing web standards, accesability and progressive enhancement to deliver a web site you can maintain easily without having to learn coding yourself. This makes for an easy to use site for you and your customers.
Small business site prices vary with each unique site. But as a guideline we charge:
* Static refers to a site that changes infrequently. In our assessment it may contain one or many internal pages, link to other sites and a map . Such a site may list products, and have contact information but would not include a shopping cart. Dynamic sites tend to change frequently. In our list they are also sites with more interactivity such as a shopping cart.
Fellow writers (and also singers), would you like to make a website to promote yourself? Maybe update readers with your latest news, or review books? Perhaps you just want to post basic information about yourself and your work. We can provide you a basic site to promote your writing, reviews or blog, starting for as little as $200. For $50 more, we can also manage your site's domain and upkeep for one year ( $50 each additional year).
Based on availability, Roman can edit application essays, technical writing, websites and more. Roman has a technical degree from Stanford University's School of Engineering and an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop. You won't find a better qualified technical editor. Contact Roman today.
Roman's own writing has been published in the New York Times, the Atlantic and elsewhere.
“After Roman edited my Vemma site, the average time visitors spent on it increased by 50%.”