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Web|Design
A web site says a lot about your company. In fact, it is often the first impression of your business that a customer will get. It is crucial that your website represents both you and your company the way you would like it to.

Phoenix Graffix stives to maintain open lines of communication with our clients. We will work with you every step of the way. From learning about your business and finding out what it is you are looking to accomplish with a web site to offering suggestions. We'll then organize all of our collective thoughts and ideas into a site map - a blueprint of the site's organizational structure.

The web site design, the message, the functionality, the purpose, and how the website performs in search engines are all equally important components to the process. It takes a company like ours, one with a vast background to design a web site that fully utilizes the potential of the web.

Graffik|Design
Whether it's a logo, business card, letterhead, brochure, postcard or any other print piece, we will work with you to assure that the final product exceeds your expectations in design while conveying the intended message.

Projects range from corporate identity (logo design, letterhead design, etc) to printed marketing pieces (postcards, brochures, newsletters, catalogs, advertisements, etc).

Pricing
There is no flat rate for website design.  Size and depth of the site, interactivity, website construction, and design paramaters ultimately determine how much your site will cost. Typically, a basic website is anywhere between $800 and $2000 dollars, with half of the payment due at signing.

Graphic design pricing is based on the scope of the project, the timeline, the intricacy of the design, and the amount of labor required. Typically, a flat rate is assigned, with half due up front. Turnaround time for an entire website,  depending on communication and the size of the project is approximately 60 days.*

* Please note that larger projects and/or projects that require special detailing will take longer than the aforementioned 60 day time period. 

 

Still have questions?? Try the articles below...

Finding the Right Designer

What do I need to get a web page started?


How does this whole process of a project go?