Web Design

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Beautiful Design

Good website design is a must in today’s highly visual market. The way your site looks tells users whether they want to interact or do business with you in just a fraction of a second.

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User Experience

One glance at a website can turn someone into a customer, or force that person to click away.

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Easy To Use Program

At Inkwell Creative we utilize the WordPress Divi theme because it is easy to use for designers and non designers alike.

Having a small business website isn’t just about selling your goods and services — it’s also about providing something of value to potential customers.

You can rest assured that your website will be built in a timely manner—with all the following factors in mind:

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Budget Friendly

We want to get you online without breaking the bank.

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Responsive

Responsive design on all devices including phone and tablet.

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Fast

We optimize each website with a goal loading time of 3 seconds or less.

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Google Friendly

Each website we create is always optimized with the most up to date SEO practices.

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User Friendly

With easy-to-use, clear and simple navigation for all.

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Custom Designed

We create each website to fit YOU.

8 Reasons You Need A Website

1. Your customer expects it.

If this were the only reason on the list, it would be enough. Think about it. Would you trust a business that didn’t have a website? If you don’t have a business website, today’s digital-savvy (and impatient) customers may look elsewhere.

2. Provides Social Proof

Ninety percent of consumers claim that online reviews influence their buying decisions.

You could rely on Google, Yelp, and other review sites to host reviews for your brand, but you can kill two birds with one stone on your own website.

Since potential buyers are already looking for you online, including customer testimonials on your site is a great way to impress potential buyers.

3. You control the narrative.

You're in constrol of your brand's online presence. We include social icons linking to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other networking platforms. This makes sharing your content easier for your visitors who like what they see.

4. More bang for your buck.

With a website, you position your company to reach thousands more potential customers for less than you would spend mailing ten brochures by traditional mail.

5.Competition

Consumers typically start their buying journey with research and recommendations from peers and social network connections.

So if you’re not staying competitive with your competition, you’re giving shoppers a reason to buy from another brand.

6. No Closed Sign

Nobody wants to work at 3 a.m., but some people like to shop then. Having a business website or e-commerce store means that you can sell products all the time — not simply between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

An online store can mean a dramatic boost in sales, especially when you factor in additional customers who are not restricted by geography.

7. Google search results

If you don’t have a website for your business, the chances of showing up on the search engine results page (SERP) are zero. But if you have a site, you can optimize it for search engines, thereby increasing your chances of appearing at the top of Google’s results and getting more visibility with potential customers.

8. Showcase Your Products/Services

Not only can you display your products or outline your services in detail with beautiful images, but you can provide short video tutorials or downloadable PDF instructions to give hesitant customers no reason to go elsewhere to purchase.

How Does It Work?

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Get in Touch!

Contact Us! Once you send in your preliminary interest form we will email you the client questionnaire to fill out. This questionnaire will give us a better understanding of your website, your needs, and what exactly you’re looking for.

From the web designer's point of view, the brief is typically their first contact with the project or even with the client itself. It is also usually the most important step for both parties since everything discussed here will influence the end result. This is why the client must make sure to provide the clearest and most detailed brief possible.

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Project Date & Deposit

Once the timeline proposal is sent out and signed, and the 50% deposit is made, we can move on to the planning phase of the project. During this step, through research and brainstorming sessions, we will outline the first ideas and concepts for the website that your specifications.

You will be presented with 2 mock up choices for your new website. At this point all of the content must be sent over for us to begin the website.

Content to consider-

Images - are they stock images, your own images, or other
Text body - the main content ( Text ) of your website
Site Map and Outline - How do you want your website to flow?

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Development Begins

Development begins! We will provide a working link of the website once the builder is done. There are three revisions rounds available. During this time, scrutinize your new website. You want it to be PERFECT! We will revise anything you want in the revision phase.

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Final payment & launch

After receiving the final payment the website will go live! Congratulations! With a new web design you will be given a free month of support for your new website!