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Name: Email: Day Phone: The service I am interested in is: New web site Revision of an existing web site Web Site URL: Completion of an existing web site Web Site URL: Something else - described below Three web sites out there that I really like are: Web Site URL: Web Site URL: Web Site URL: The type of design I want is a: Template design Custom design The total number of web pages I will need is*: 5 or less 6 to 15 16 to 30 More than 30 * Each item you wish to present information about will usually be equivalent to 1 page. The number of photos I would like to include is: 15 or less 16 to 50 51 to 100 More than 100 Not sure yet Flash components: Not interested Yes, I would like Flash component(s) If interested in Flash components(s), indicate how many: 1 2 More than 2 Email form: Not interested Yes, I would like an email form Shopping cart: Not interested Paypal shopping cart Ecommerce shopping cart Other Criteria: I would like the following type of maintenance for my web site: Do it myself via HTML editor and FTP client Do it myself via a web-based interface (don't have to know HTML) Contract with you for maintenance service Please enter the verification code shown below.  This demonstrates that you are a person and not an automated SPAM script.  Thank you! Verification code: Enter code:

Web Terms and Definitions Template Design versus Custom Design A template design will use an already created design and layout.  If purchased from a 3rd party vendor, the design can be used by other web site developers and will not be unique to any one web site.  A custom design is a web site design (and supporting structures) that is created specifically for one web site only. Web Page A document on the World Wide Web which can be displayed via a web browser. Every web page is identified by a unique URL and can therefore be accessed via a link. Flash A technology that allows a designer to embed interactive multimedia into web pages.  Flash components can include animated intros, scrolling text, slide show pictures and more.  Email Form A way to send information collected in a web form to a list of specified email addresses.  Normally requires server side scripting (php, perl, etc.).  Examples of use: contact form, questionnaire, feedback form. Shopping Cart An internet based system designed to allow an online shopper to collect items and then, when the user is ready, to purchase the chosen items. Paypal Shopping Cart An easy to incorporate shopping cart tool offered by Paypal.  Does not require you to have a database on your server. Ecommerce Shopping Cart Shopping cart software that normally requires a database and server side scripting.  Thus programming and database skills are needed for its implementation.