Always something in progress…
It’s very important to establish reference points when entering a design phase for any website project. Attention should always be paid to what design trends are emerging, as users appreciate not having to ‘figure out’ a web site once they arrive on it. […]
We are frequently asked “How much does a web site cost?”
We always do our best to answer this question as soon as possible in the process, but it does require some information and input from our prospective customer to come up with an accurate estimate!
We recently renovated the Work o’ the Weavers tribute band website. Work o’ the Weavers member James Durst also needed to have a site for his solo activities that would allow him to communicate on a more personal level with his fan base all over the world. For this project we worked with the developer Read more about Folk Singer Website[…]
We wear many different hats while working on a client project. As the designer, we care most about a strong graphic presentation. […]
You can buy a plant that has been nurtured to a state of ideal development. Or, you can buy seeds to germinate yourself.
Here at Tom Stier Web Development & Graphic Design we like to present our clients with affordable options when they initially contact us.
We call the process “Organic Web Development.”
When I built my first website in 1996, promoting the site consisted of sending out a mass emailing announcing the ‘launch’! Soon enough, the site appeared in AltaVista search. We submitted the url to various web directories and that was it. The site was up!
Times have changed, and since then millions more websites have been added to the world wide web.
At Promote Globally/Tom Stier Web Development we enjoy working with our long distance clients. We have clients in the New York and Boston areas, and as far away as Los Angeles and Hawaii. We believe that clear communication is the secret to success for any project, especially if distance is a factor. As Berkshire residents, Read more about Live Locally, Promote Globally[…]
From looking over cartoonist Randy Glasbergen’s current site, we could see he had been maintaining a flat page site and was finding it difficult to make any global changes to it. (For example, adding a navigation that shows all the links on every page). We thought his site would be a good candidate for Dashboard-enabled Read more about Website For Nationally Syndicated Cartoonist[…]
Sproutman Steve Meyerowitz needed a site that he could keep fresh, with new products, special prices, and a way for in-house staff to easily add new content and products. With his old flat page site, this required opening the site pages in an html editor. Adding a new global item to the site could only Read more about Health Products Ecommerce Website[…]