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Each client's wants and needs are met on an individual basis so the basic package only covers the minimum. This does not necessarily mean that you need more. The basic package includes the following:
- 2 background tiles
- 1 title graphic
- 1 picture graphic
- 5 customized buttons
- 1 divider
- 1 small logo (please read Conditions and Terms of Services)
- 1 HTML page
- needed element files (CSS and/or Javascript)
- 1 email form with access to a free service site CGI bin
- 1 README text file
The basic package price is $60US.
Addition services include:
- background tiles
- bullets
- sub-title graphics
- additional picture graphics
- additional link buttons
- addition HTML pages
- submission of site to search engines ($7.00US per hour)
- set-up of site ($7.00US per hour)
- set-up of guestbook and/or bulletin board with a free service site ($7.00US per hour)
- changes in content and/or links ($7.00US per hour)
Items not noted with an hourly fee have cost determined
by combined time and skill needed on an individual basis.
Web Elements I Will Work With
» HTML4.0 transitional: I have found that XHTML restricts the level of where and how images and elements can be placed on a web page. By using HTML4.0 transitional, the page with meet
with W3C standards and the presence will be more exact to your preferences.
» Cascading Style Sheets: With the use of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), manipulation of images, text, and elements will be more precise.
» JavaScript: I do not create my own javascript but I have access to web sites that provide the ones that are commonly used. I find them extremely helpful for interactive features on a
web page.
» CGI Script: I do not create my own CGI script but I have access to web sites that provide CGI services that are also helpful for interactive features.
Web Elements I Am NOT Working With
» Other HTML Documents: At the present time, I am not working with XHTML, PHP, ASP, or HTACCESS. I hope to be participating in classes studying these in the future.
» Flash: Often flash elements take so much time to load on to the web page that the webmaster will put in a loading bar for the visitor to look at and usually a person can't tell whether
flash is being used or not once the page is fully visible. I feel that flash isn't necessary.
If you would like to learn more about these aspects, please visit W3Schools or HTML Goodies.