Trans­forming brands through exceptional web design.

This can vary depending on factors such how many pages the site has and special functionality. A very basic redesign typically costs $440. A fairly rudimentary web application can be $8,000 or more.

This depends on the size and complexity of the site. A basic website redesign is typically ready in a week. Bigger websites can take 2-3 weeks and complex online applications can take several months to build.

Yes, using a technology called responsive design ensures the websites we build look good on small screen devices such smartphones and tablets.

Not directly, but we can design them and then help you source capable local development talent.

Yes, we can add a component so you can sell products on your website. We setup everything you need including security so your customer's details remain secure and private.

A Content Management System (or admin module) makes it possible for you to maintain content on your website without the need of tech person. A CMS is accessed via a secure login page, it lets you add new pages to your site, upload photos, and edit content.

We can, but we encourage clients to learn and use the CMS we provide. Not only is this more cost effective, but it means updates can be done by you much faster.

Before production begins, we ask a series of questions relating to your goals and needs (this is known as requirements gathering). This includes questions like who your intended audience is, what you want visitors to do when they visit your website, if you plan to sell products online, and so on. This process should not be skipped as it provides direction and ensures you get what you asked for. For custom online applications, this process is more extensive and involves the creation of a 'spec' document.

Generally yes, however there are many variables which affect how easy this will be to do. For instance, what sort of data to you want to draw from your existing system, and does the system itself provide an 'opening' (API) to expose its data to outside world? Because of the complexity of this question, its best to contact us to have a discussion about the interoperability you are trying to achieve.

Generally you do, but we provide guidance so the process moves along swiftly. We can only help so much with the initial creation of content because no one knows your business like you do. Where we contribute is in the refinement of your content. This is part of the SEO process and increases the chances of your website being found on Google.

Yes, we sure can. We have designers that specialise in creating unique business logos. This service can be bundled with your website build.

Our developers and web designers are based in Melbourne, Australia. We use local talent because of improved production speed, better communication, and accountability.

A typical website is there to present information, it doesn't 'do' much beyond tell people about your business. An online application on the other hand lets users achieve some goal by prompting them for some kind of input (e.g. book a ticket, buy something and have it delivered, upload a document for approval, and so on). Good examples of an online application are Facebook, Gmail, and eBay. It's important to note that an online web application is different to a mobile app. They require different skill-sets to develop and each have inherent benefits and short-comings.