Web Design FAQs

... about getting started

1) What is special about Interaria?

2) Where are you located?

3) Does my company need to be located in Austin or Dallas to be your client?

4) Do you take on clients who are located in overseas?

5) What are your hours of operation?

6) Is there a fee for meeting up and discussing my project?

7) Do you have references?

8) How long will it take to design/develop a new Web site for my company?

9) How do I know that I will like the Web site you will design for my company?

10) I am the owner of a start up company. Do you have experience working with start-ups?

11) I have a new business idea. Can Interaria sign a non-doscolsure agreement?

... about our fees

12) I've lost contact with my previous web designer, can you help me to edit and update my Web site?

13) What information do you need for providing a quote for a Web site design/development?

14) Do you charge any monthly fees?

15) I am currently renting a Web site template paying monthly fees. Why should I consider a Web site by Interaria?

16) Is there a minimum fee for your Web design and Web development services?

17) I am a local small business with a tight budget. Can you take on my project?

... about our services

18) I represent a non-profit organization. Do you offer web design discounts for non-profits?

19) Can you help our company re-design our logo?

20) I need help in writing the text for my Web site, can I turn to you?

21) Do you offer search engine optimization services?

... about technologies & design

22) Do you offer Web Hosting?

23) I’ve heard the terminology ‘Call to Action’. What does it refer to?

24) I’ve heard about Web 2.0, do you offer Web 2.0 design?

25) When should I consider PHP/MySQL platform for my Web site?

26) What is Flash?

27) I’ve heard about AJAX, what is it?

28) I want to start an online store, what kind of payment gateway should I consider?

29) I want to change my Web host, how is that done?

You can do this yourself, or we can do it for you. Either way, a back-up copy/archive of your existing Web site will need to be made. Next will be to sign up for a new web hosting server and copy over all your settings, including all email settings. Then, the back-up/copy of your website files will need to be upload to the new server. After that, the DNS for your domain name needs to be updated to point to your new server and the transition is complete.

For more information about technologies in use please visit our Profile page and Web Glossary page.