Being a first-class web designer means a lot more than learning a website layout program.

With so much "easy-to-use" software and templates available, you can get the idea that just about anyone can design an effective website. Not true. Learning how to make a website layout program work doesn't make you a first-class web designer any more than learning to read turns you into a best-selling author.

Always check out the design training and hands-on experience of every web design team you consider. Otherwise, you may end up with a web "builder" rather than a designer.

At Throckmorten Enteprises, every website we design is a custom site. We use only original art or photographs, no clip art. Your website is never static. We can keep your pages current for you — or, if you'd rather, we can teach you how to make your own updates and changes.

Because every website is unique, we must learn all you can tell us about what you expect from your website so that we can prepare an estimate for designing or revising your web site. We also need to know if you already have logos, graphics, and photos available or if you want us to prepare them for you.

How we price website design

We charge $100/hour for website design. For a small new or redesigned website, you should expect to pay $2,000 to $3,000. This includes the "look and feel" for the entire website, including navigation buttons and a template page for creating interior pages. The cost of interior pages will depend on their content. Shopping cart pages, for example, will cost more to set up than pages of poetry. More complex websites will cost substantially more

Complex graphics and other complicated elements such as forms drive the per page cost higher. Ask for specific costs per job.

Start the ball rolling by giving us a call. It's the best way for us to get acquainted so that we can decide what we can do for you.

Below are recent samples of our work. Click on pictures to visit the website.