What is a Web Design template?
Web templates are the almost finished web pages that have been preliminary designed and pull together with all the graphics and necessary coding so as to help you put your website online without difficulty and in no time. With this in mind, we imply that all you need to order is to edit your links, add your page content, insert your page titles and Meta tags, and after that upload the ready made pages on your web server. A website template can be used either to build your personal web page or a huge corporate site, online shop or the inner presentation.

Can I choose you to design my site and use my own web hosting?
Yes, we will just set up the final site on your hosting provider.

How long does it take to have a template customized and web site ready to use?
One of the most asked questions in our industry. The time frame is determined by the size and complexity of your project. Another important factor is how long it take the client to supply us with ALL final content for the site. Most sites take between 3 working days to 3 weeks.

How much does a web site / template customization cost?
Please check our detailed list of customization services prices.

What is hosting?
Hosting is basically where you site 'live' on the internet, it's a bit like 'paying rent' for a small piece of the internet to display your site.

What is "SEO"?
Short for Search Engine Optimization, the process of increasing the amount of visitors to a Web site by optimizing a website thus increasing its ranking in the search results of a search engine. The higher a Web site ranks in the results of a search, the greater the chance that that site will be visited by a user. It is common practice for Internet users to not click through pages and pages of search results, so where a site ranks in a search is essential for directing more traffic toward the site.

What is CMS?
CMS (content management system) or web-content-management system (WCM, WCMS or Web CMS) is a software, implemented as a Web application, for creating and managing HTML content. It is used to manage and control a large, dynamic collection of Web documents and their associated images and files.
The software provides authoring (and other) tools designed to allow users with little knowledge of programming languages or markup languages to create and manage content with relative ease. Most systems use a database to store content.
Most popular CMS systems - Joomla!, WordPress etc.

How do I choose a good domain name?
This depends on how you are going to use it. If you are going to be telling people over the phone, choose one that is easy to say and spell out loud. Above all, choose one that is memorable and not to long or confusing.

When choosing my domain name, are there any "rules" I should follow?
Yes and here they are - The Top Ten things you should know before choosing a domain name:

1. Brainstorm 5 Top Keywords
When you first begin your domain name search, it helps to have 5 terms or phrases in mind that best describe the domain you're seeking. Once you have this list, you can start to pair them or add prefixes & suffixes to create good domain ideas. For example, if you're launching a mortgage related domain, you might start with words like "mortage, finance, home equity, interest rate, house payment" then play around until you can find a good match.

2. Make the Domain Unique
Having your website confused with a popular site alreadyowned by someone else is a recipe for disaster. Thus, Inever choose domains that are simply the plural, hyphenatedor misspelled version of an already established domain. Istill believe that Flickr desperately needs to buy
Flicker.com - I hear kids in their 20's tell parents in their 40's and 50's to see photos on Flickr and always envision that traffic going straight to the wrong domain.

3. Only Choose Dot-Com Available Domains
If you're not concerned with type-in traffic, branding or name recognition, you don't need to worry about this one.However, if you're at all serious about building asuccessful website over the long-term, you should be worriedabout all of these elements, and while directing traffic to
a .net or .org (as SEOmoz does) is fine, owning and 301'ingthe .com is critical. With the exception of the verytech-savvy, most people who use the web still make theautomatic assumption that .com is all that's out there -
don't make the mistake of locking out or losing traffic to these folks.

4. Make it Easy to Type
If a domain name requires considerable attention to type correctly, due to spelling, length or the use ofun-memorable words or sounds, you've lost a good portion of your branding and marketing value. I've even heard usability folks toute the value of having the letters include
easy-to-type letters (which I interpret as avoiding "q," "z," "x," "c," and "p").

5.Make it Easy to Remember
Remember that word-of-mouth and SERPs dominance marketing (where your domain consistently comes up for industry-related searches) both rely on the ease with which the domain can be called to mind. You don't want to be the company with the terrific website that no one can ever remember to tell their friends about because they can't remember the domain name.

6. Keep the Name as Short as Possible
Short names are easy to type and easy to remember (the previous two rules). They also allow for more characters in the URL in the SERPs and a better fit on business cards and other offline media.

7. Create and Fulfill Expectations
When someone hears about your domain name for the first time, they should be able to instantly and accurately guess at the type of content that might be found there. That's why I love domain names like Hotmail.com, CareerBuilder.com, AutoTrader.com and WebMD.com. Domains like Monster.com, Amazon.com and Zillow.com (whom I usually praise) required far more branding because of their un-intuitive names.

8. Avoid Copyright Infringement
This is a mistake that isn't made too often, but can kill a great domain and a great company when it does. To be sure you're not infringing on anyone's copyright with your site's name, visit copyright.gov and search before you buy.

9. Set Yourself Apart with a Brand
Using a unique moniker is a great way to build additional value with your domain name. A "brand" is more than just a combination of words, which is why names like mortgageforyourhome.com or shoesandboots.com aren't as compelling as branded names like bankrate.com or
lendingtree.com. SEOmoz itself is a good example - "SEO" does a good job of explaining the industry we're in and creating expectations, while "moz" gives a web association, and an association with being free, open, and community-driven.

10. Reject Hyphens and Numbers
Both hyphens and numbers make it hard to give your domain name verbally and falls down on being easy to remember or type. I'd suggest not using spelled-out or roman numerals in domains, as both can be confusing and mistaken for the other.