Q/A: Do you offer any discounts?

Yes, we offer 50% off for every extra page after the first page ordered. The additional pages need to be similar to the first page. We do apologize but any major design changes or layouts will void the 50% discount.

Q/A: Before I send my file(s), is there anything I need to do?

Photoshop (PSD) files are preferred. Try using as many layers as possible to make the slicing process easier and to pull things apart easier keeping your graphics looking at original quality. Try grouping your layers together, naming them, and organizing them to make it easier for us coders to sort through for slicing.

Q/A: My current website is using tables, can you convert it to tableless?

Of course we can. Simply provide us with the web link address or if you have all of the source files compressed simply upload and link those to us and we will take care of the rest. If there are any extra images or fonts that have been used specifically with your design please forward them to us as well.

Q/A: Which browsers will you test my markup on?

All of our final markup coding go through major tests. These tests happen within Microsoft Windows and Mac OSX 10.5 using the latest browsers. Your markup or final coding will be tested within IE7, FF2+, Safari, and Opera.

Q/A: When do I pay?

We require a 50% payment up front to prevent either side from being scammed.

Q/A: What is the method of payment?

All payments are processed securly through Paypal.

Q/A: What are tables/tableless?

Tables are used on websites for two major purposes: the obvious purpose of arranging information in a table, and the less obvious, but more widely used, purpose of creating a page layout with the use of hidden tables. Many oldschool coders and website owners use tables, because that was just the way they learned. Most new coders and site owners these days use tableless coding. It uses the <div> tag almost exclusively along with header (<h1-6>) and paragraph (<p>) tags. Tableless websites take advantage of the now very popular CSS 2.0. They can be very efficient compared to tables, since tables is not meant to be used for layout design and should be used for data/information display. Tableless can also be much more multi-browser compatible.