Get your business a Website so BreathTaking

Although I could serve all businesses, I choose to stick with my favorites – Interior Designers and Architects.

Going further deeper, I serve to the designers & firms that have a personality because that’s the key to getting a more interesting website. 

If you’re ready to show yourself and be the face of your brand/firm, then it’s a Huge PLUS!

This also means that:

I do not serve big faceless/personalityless corporations/groups. But sure, contact me if you’re not sure which umbrella do you fall under. 🙂

Heyyy… More power to you if you believe that you can design it great!

However, you’ll agree with me here that website designing takes more than just drag & drop.

You have to carefully choose your colors, fonts, patterns. And you can’t use a basic logo unless that’s your whole theme.

It doesn’t stop there. You also need to know a good amount of SEO (search engine optimization), website themes, plugins… to ensure highest page loading speeds (because people are in fact impatient and won’t wait for more than 3s).

If I go deeper, this answer will become a looonngg article. LoL

And hey my friend, you do have an amazing business to run. Are you really ready to invest 100s of your hours into this?

How about you do what you’re at best and let a professional handle your website for you? Sound cool?

Then apply for your project’s approval by filling out this form.

Right now, the most popular platforms for small businesses are – Wix, Squarespace, WordPress and Showit.

But I choose to use WordPress because it’s the most versatile option to setup websites.

In a general essence, along with being able to do everything that the other platforms offer, WordPress let’s you do much more.

Moreover, the SEO, the performance boost, the backups, and the security that you get with using WordPress is just unbeatable.

Nothing to worry then. From your regular pages to your existing blog posts (if any)…  everything can be migrated to WordPress without breaking a sweat.

The cost of running your website on WordPress can vary based on your requirements and on your website’s needs.

You can expect it anywhere from $150 – $300 per year. However, you can save some money by choosing longer subscription durations where available.

We will discuss this during our call, then do a quick calculation of the expected costs. Once you show the green signal to this, only then I’ll move ahead with your project.

NOTE: This amount is separate from my web design fee.

Website maintenance activities consists of, but not limited to –

1. ensuring all of your plugins & theme are up to date.
2. your whole website to be backed up on a separate server of your choice as well as on my hard drive for redundancy.
3. fixing any minor website breaks that may occur out of nowhere or sometimes due to your curiosity [heyyy, it’s okay 😉].
4. Updating or adding or removing any minor outdated/new design/functional element to/from your website.

For all of this highly important stuff to happen, you’re expected to pay 27th Alcove – $ per year.

*Although highly recommended, you can choose to not take this service from me if you can ensure someone equally or more knowledgeable can do this for you on a consistent basis.

If you have a website launch date in mind, then I’d suggest booking at least 4 months ahead.

If there’s no particular launch date, then you may book me now and get your website ready within 2-4 months depending on the slot availability (I’ll communicate the slot availability before sending you the contract).

NOTE: Unless mentioned here, I’m accepting only 1 website design/redesign per month. So, make sure to book your spot quickly.

Sure.

This very website, 27th Alcove, is the best example of the style and the quality that you can expect for your website design.

I understand the pressure and stress of managing a small, but growing business.

But this IS Your Business, my friend… and you’ll have to put time into this… although not more than a coffee-time every now and then – pinky promise.

If you still believe that you won’t be able to pull this off, then unfortunately, we’re not the right fit for each other.

See, I don’t like complications. So, this is the simple payment process –

• I’ll email you the invoice which you’ll then click to open and pay through the credit/debit card of your choice.

To build a sense of trust on both sides, you’re expected to pay 50% while signing the contract and the rest 50% on the final delivery day of your website.

By the way, make sure to schedule your free training-video-call within 2 weeks from your website’s final delivery date.

During your project’s duration and during your available support period – You can email me as much as you want… for any doubts or messages whenever you feel the need to.

And I’ll get back to you with a possible solution within 24 hours.

Please note that the duration of customer support will only be as long as you’re paying for the annual maintenance service.

But if you opted to not get my annual maintenance service while signing the contract, then you’ll get a free customer support only for the first 6 months starting from the delivery date of your project.

Either way, the free support related work is limited to 4 hours per month after which you’re expected to pay a flat fee dependning on the scope of required work.

As this is a digital service, I can’t provide you with any trials or refunds.

So, make sure to clear all your doubts with me beforehand so you have the right expectations receive a breathtaking experience throughout your project’s duration.

I feel you there and I believe that’s how some of your clients felt too in the beginning. 🙂

But regardless… just because you have the money doesn’t necessarily mean you’re ready to make it rain.

Look, you can do this on your own. The tools won’t cost you much. But the required time and skill will cost you clients.

From going into self-designer mode to the expensive agencies, you can choose whatever your heart wants.

But Tell Me This –

• Can you pick even a handful of interior designers websites that reflect who they are and generate clients that won’t even consider working with anyone else?

• Really, how many interior designers & architects do you know with such a strong fan based clientele?

• How many websites do you know that when their owners share with their friends & family, get a remarkable applause?

So my friend, I ask you now –

Do you really want a just another average/pretty looking website only to be lost in the online crowd?

Or do you desire something that’s actually unique… that not only turns heads, but also influences your client’s decisions into your favour?