The Free Website from Hell
Gary has been put in charge of getting a website designed for his non-profit organization. A friend has volunteered to put something together for him. Three weeks later, his organization has a website up and running. Unfortunately, it's got a garish red background, long pages of centered, yellow text and several large flashing pictures. It also plays peppy marching music. Gary's friend is so proud of his work that Gary doesn't have the heart to ask him to tone it down.

Don't make Gary's mistake - let Web Woman Design create the website you want at a price your organization can afford. A typical 5-page website will cost you about $700, and you will be consulted about design and content every step of the way.

In Search of a Cheaper Solution
Carla's non-profit is barely making ends meet. It doesn't help that their bare-bones web site is costing them $50 month, and their domain name $70 a year. If she doesn't find cheaper hosting, they're going to have to give up the web site. Come to think of it, that wouldn't be so great a loss - the website looks as though it were designed in a hurry by someone with just enough knowleged to be dangerous.

Web Woman Design offers hosting starting at just $9 a month. Registering a domain name is just $10 a year. The total cost of redesigning and fleshing out your website, hosting it, and maintaining it may cost you less than you are currently paying for just hosting.

The Burnt Out Web Master
Jordan is the treasurer for a small non-profit music performance group. They've had a website for the past year that is getting good traffic and is generally well-received by their public. The only problem has been that their volunteer webmaster (a member of the group) is having trouble finding the time and energy to keep the site updated. The site is old and stale, and the webmaster is feeling guilty. Jordon needs to get his organization some help fast.

Give yourself a break - let Web Woman Design take over maintenance of your site, keeping it fresh and up to date at a low hourly fee, and let your volunteer get back to what he or she does best in your organization.