We can create something that will fit both your professional look and your wallet.

There are a few steps to creating a web presence tailor-made for you. We've got them all listed below, we hate surprises!

We'll cut to the chase and get right to the bottom line. Cost. Let's face it, time = money. If we're not what you're looking for, we want to find out on the front end for our mutual benefit.

With that said, please understand that web-design is NOT something that is set-in-stone. Websites change. ANY changes or updates will add time to the project, and we've already gone over what time is equivalent to.
So as long as you know that ObvioSoft™ understands that your needs & ideas might change, also know that any prices quoted will reflect those changes.

Still here? Great! We'll take it to the next step: Getting to know you. After all, if we don't know who we're dealing with, how can we possibly understand what it is you're looking for?

Most of the time we'll do an interview by phone, however, if we're in your area we might setup a personal meeting. Don't worry, we'll call ahead!

After we meet & greet, the following step is learning who your target audience is. Contrary to popular belief, your website won't be for YOU. It's for other people. Be sure to keep that in mind when we're going through the design phase. Even though you really like that flashy splash page intro idea, and even though that intro has an easy to use 'skip' button, it's annoying. Annoying things drive customers away quickly. We'll be sure to steer you in the right direction.

Well, now we know who you are and who we're building your web-presence for. All that's left is creating a layout, color scheme, feature set, collecting photos, creating logos, and getting a demo prepared for the changes & approval phase - hey that's the last step!

Changes & Approval. Exactly what it sounds like. We'll give you a link to a demo of your new site. You'll then be able to tell us what changes (if any) you'd like to make before making the site live. We'll make the changes, get a final approval, and you're on the web!