How it works

First we discuss your needs, for example, how many pages you will need. You may want to suggest an existing site whose layout you like - we can then use that as a starting point to create your own site.

You can then send us any text or images you would like to use, preferably by email. If you don't have any suitable images we can create these for you, or we can scan or photograph existing material.

Then we put together a draft page for your approval, and upload it to our test space. We do not upload the final version until you are completely happy with the design.

Depending on the size and complexity of a site the design and build time can often be very quick, often within a week or two, provided that all material is submitted promptly and in digital form.

Once we have created your website we maintain it and provide ongoing support, as well as any number of mailboxes for your email. Your site will be submitted to Google (see below).

OK, how much?

There are many variables involved but this calculator will give you a rough idea.
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Pricing in more detail

Please note that most of the charges are one-off payments. Recurring charges are shown in red.

The small print

1. Please be aware during the design process that what may seem like trivial changes to layout may be quite involved as far as the html/css coding is concerned. For example, moving a graphic from the centre of a page to the left might be easy in a DTP program but could involve a complete change to the page structure for us.

2. Huntingdon Web Design will endeavour to maintain both the website and any associated email service. However we can take no financial responsibility for any possible loss of income due to any interruption of this service.

3. Please remit invoices within 30 days of receipt.

4. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). New sites are submitted to Google, and usually are found by the Google 'bots' in a few days. We follow Google's own recommendations for gaining a reasonably high ranking in Google search results. These are mostly to do with presenting a clear logical site, use of html heading tags for locating subsections and suitable page descriptions. They will actively penalise a site if it attempts trickery to get a higher ranking. Incidentally, Google does not use 'keywords' but other search engines do so feel free to supply them if you want.
We usually find our sites do well, particularly since we are a local company, so searchers will often include eg Huntingdon in the search term. We do not offer any particular SEO service, and make no guarantee of your site's Google ranking.