Building a website has two parts: the design and the content. The design is like the wrapper, the colors, the fonts, and the content is your message, your photos, your wisdom. A well-built website keeps those separate, so you can change and grow your website over time by changing the “theme” or the design without having to redo all of your content. This site was initially built in 2004 and is still going, across countless visual and functional iterations.

Simple! The Cash Plan calls for a 50% deposit at contract acceptance and the balance due at site launch. The Extended Payment Plans allow you to pay over time. The payment schedules are:

• Create: 25% Deposit ($225), 3 monthly payments of $225, plus tax.

• Commit: 20% deposit ($620), 4 monthly payments of $620, plus tax

• Cultivate: 20% deposit ($990), 5 monthly payments of $792, plus tax

Yes, these Bare Feet Blog packages are designed with artists, consultants, nonprofits, and small businesses in mind. We know you wear many hats and we want the "website hat" to be less hassle and more fun for you.

Sure. Change requests are billed in 15-minute increments at an hourly rate of $95. Sometimes a few special touches can change everything for you. Our commitment is to get you the essentials so you can start using your site, from a lean perspective. You can always add and upgrade at any time. We also have several pre-packaged “Add-ons” like a professional email list and integration with Instagram. These “social communication” tools can really boost your online business results.

Yes, we’ll take care of the things you don’t want to mess with. Plans start at $95/month, and include software updates and a 15-minute check-in call to discuss anything you wish.We can also write, edit, and/or optimize articles for you each month, send your email newsletters — you name it, we can handle it.

Yes. This serves both you and us. You know when you’ll get your site and we know when to expect your web content. We'll help you schedule this into your business calendar so the process is as stress-free as possible and to avoid cost overruns.