Home Page

Using a friendly design for online readers, we will make sure the visitors do not just scan through the homepage but actually slow down and read the content. 

It will also include a call-to-action button with clear links to the most important pages and the site map, leading visitors to the information they are looking for. 

About Us

A clear description of who you are. Someone who ends up on your website should not have to do investigative work to figure out what, exactly, it is that you do.

We also suggest taking new team photos and action shots of people working. These are great for building relationships with clients and far better than the stock photos, which unfortunately litter your industry.

Client Stories and Testimonials

People love to hear stories from real customers.

Honest words from others help to make your services more tangible to customers who are visiting you online.

It is even better to create an actual case study, detailed explanations of projects you worked on, problems you encountered, and the solutions you proposed. 
Give your testimonials some content, and they will serve you for years to come.

Services and
Pricing

The best way to add the services you offer to the website is by splitting them into sections named after your main services and adding the matching headers. 
Since you are offering monthly packages, we are suggesting creating a services page that will highlight the packages and individual services. 

To avoid being constantly asked for prices by potential customers, we suggest adding a price on the same page as services. It helps to set the right expectation from both sides and increases the quality of the website. 

If you preferred not to give away the prices right away, we would suggest considering a brief estimate at least. 

Frequently Asked
Questions

Another thing that will raise the quality of your website is adding a frequently asked questions section. We are sure your clients had a lot of questions while starting working with you. Why not add them all together and create a go-to page for all your future clients? 

Contact Forms and Call To Action

To avoid potential clients from googling your name and trying to find a way to contact you, we suggest adding contact forms that will be directly forwarded to your email address. 

We will also strategically place call-to-action buttons through the website to lead the visitors to either services and pricing page or to contact forms.

Step 1 - Design
Interview

To start our design project, we need to get to the bottom of who you are, what you stand for, and who you stand beside. It will give us enough basic information to get started with your website.

Step 2 - Design Presentation

We will create three new design concepts. Naturally, there will be a common theme, but we will try to think outside of the box and develop a few different solutions. The brainstorming and comparison part is often where the best ideas come from. We will go through these options and decide which direction to take and which adjustments to make.

Timescales

It will take between eight and ten weeks to get your high-end website live.

The Solution

We identified what kind of content she wanted on her website and what kind of angle she wanted to take.

Our solution was to finish creating the website she already started to draft on her own and make it SEO optimized. 

We added a different logo, few interesting animations showing her foundation's results, and special graphics made in company colors. 

The Result

After just a few weeks, her website was up and running. Within the first two months, the number of website visitors grew to over 3,000. After the second month, Elizabeth contacted us again, asking if we could run her blog as well. In our books, that counts as a happy customer!

A few words from Elizabeth:

“Working with Your company name was amazing. They are true experts at what they do, fast and professional. Ana was able to get my project vision the very first time. I struggled to complete the website for my foundation on my own, and it seemed as if they clicked a few buttons, worked their magic, and a masterpiece was created. By having Your company name in our corner, we truly felt that our foundation launch was a huge success!"

Elizabeth Jones, XYZ Foundation

“Your company name created an amazing website with many transfer challenges. They were able to complete a difficult task and meet a specific deadline with ease! They were patient, thorough, and competent – a real pleasure to work with!”

John | BB Accounting

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Introduction

Agreement between Tanja Horn, owner/operator of Your company name, and You, the authorized representative of  “The Client” (hereinafter referred to as “The Client”), for work commencing in the capacity of Freelance Digital Designer, Web Designer, Digital Producer or Graphic Designer.

1. AGREED HOURLY RATE – The agreed hourly rate for work carried out during the normal business hours (9:00 am – 5:00 pm) would be negotiated between The Client & Your company name before work commences. The agreed hourly rate is to remain confidential between The Client and Your company name. Your company name reserves the right to change this rate periodically. The Client will be informed in writing should this rate be changed during the term of this agreement.
   
   
2. DAILY RATE – Where a client prefers to engage Your company name at a fixed Daily Rate, Your company name will negotiate with the client to an agreed rate which is to remain confidential between The Client and Your company name. Your company name reserves the right to change this rate periodically. The Client will be informed both verbally and in writing should this rate be changed during the term of this agreement. Overtime agreements will be decided during the negotiation process. The Client will receive an adjusted work agreement indicative of these changes.
   
   
3. OVERTIME RATE – The overtime rate is applicable outside the normal business hours of 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. The overtime rate also applies to any hours in surplus of 38 hours per working week and any hours worked on weekends and public holidays. Overtime Rates will only be charged when the client has directly requested work to be done during these hours. Where deadlines are set, and the work required exceeds the estimated scheduled time, falling into overtime hours, The Client will be notified before any work is undertaken at this rate.
   
   
4. SUPERANNUATION GUARANTEE – In cases where Your company name is required to perform duties on a client site at a specified time at an hourly or daily rate, the tax office deems the relationship to be that of employer/employee. Therefore, when the payment for Freelance Services exceeds $450 in 1 (one) calendar month, Your company name’s invoices include a Superannuation Guarantee component. This has been incorporated into your hourly rate with Your company name and will appear as a separate entity on the invoice. This must be paid directly to the nominated Superannuation Account, and details will be noted on the invoice.
   
   
5. EXCLUSIVE BOOKING – Where The Client has requested the services of Your company name on a specific day or time, this will be considered an Exclusive Booking. Exclusive Bookings ensure dedicated time will be blocked out to work for The Client without interruption. Exclusive Bookings are subject to the Minimum Daily Charge.
   
   
6. MINIMUM DAILY CHARGE FOR EXCLUSIVE BOOKING – A minimum of 4 (four) hours per day will be charged at the agreed hourly rate where an Exclusive Booking has been made. If the booking is canceled within 24 hours of the booked day, the Minimum Daily Charge will still be invoiced.
   
   
7. PAYMENT – Your company name invoices weekly. Payment by The Client is required within 7 (seven) days of receipt of an invoice from Your company name. Your company name accepts payment by direct deposit, and the bank account details will be made available to you when the invoice is sent.
   
   
8. CONFIDENTIALITY – Your company name agrees not to misuse or disclose any confidential information that may be made available by The Client.
   
   
9. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES – Your company name is under the responsibility of The Client from the time of reporting for duties and throughout the booking. All reasonable care will be taken to ensure work is completed to the highest achievable standard; however Your company name will not be held liable for loss, expense, or damage caused by any or omission that occurs throughout the duration of the booking.
   
   
10. ARTWORK APPROVAL, ERRORS, AND OMISSIONS – Your company name will take all reasonable care to check proofs carefully for accuracy in all respects, ranging from spelling to technical illustrations. However, the Client's responsibility is to check all artwork carefully before final sign off and publishing. As a result, Your company name is not liable for loss, expense, or damage caused by any act or omission.
    
    
11. NATURE OF COPY – The Client agrees to exercise due diligence in its direction to Your company name regarding the preparation of materials and must be able to substantiate all claims and representations. The Client is responsible for all trademark, service mark, copyright, and patent infringement clearances. The Client is also responsible for arranging any necessary legal clearance of materials Your company name prepares. Your company name will not be held liable for any legal infringements resulting from artwork being distributed or published under The Client's direction.
    
    
12. LIABILITY – Your company name makes every effort to maintain the highest possible work standards. Can it not accept responsibility for any loss, expense, or liability of any kind incurred whilst preparing work for The Client in a freelance capacity. To the extent permitted by law, Your company name  shall not be liable to the Client or any third party for any loss or damage arising directly or indirectly in connection with the provision of services. The Client will indemnify and holds harmless the Consultant from and against any claims, costs, expenses, negligence, actions, or suits suffered, sustained, or incurred by the Client or any third party. This includes, without limitation, interruptions caused by acts of Nature, or any other circumstances beyond reasonable control, any lost profits, business interruption, loss of data, or otherwise, even if expressly advised of the possibility of such damages.
    
    
13. CANCELLATION / TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT – Should The Client wish to cancel/terminate the agreement and discontinue any work in progress, The Client must notify Your company name  immediately of this intention. Hours worked to that point will be invoiced (minimum 4 hours where an exclusive booking has been made). In the case of cancellation/termination, outstanding invoices are required to be paid within 7 (seven) days of the invoice issue date. The Minimum Daily Charge will apply if cancellation occurs within 24 hours of the booking.
    
    
14. VARIATION IN TERMS – These terms can only be varied, amended, or altered by written agreement between Your company name  and The Client.