Before choosing a designer for your Web site, there are some basic questions you should ask before making a decision:

1. Will you get a warranty?

With ben solomon web design, all workmanship is guaranteed free of defects for up to one year. If a defect is found, the problem will be repaired free of charge.

2. Will your designer build your site to accommodate your audience's needs as well as your own?

With ben solomon web design you can take comfort in knowing that your design is considered with not only your needs in mind, but also your visitors' needs as well.

3. What will the designer charge for consultation?

ben solomon web design charges nothing for consultation. That includes time discussing colors, layout, planning, etc. Charges only begin when the design tools are opened. You pay for working, not talking!

4. Can the designer handle Web site hosting and domain name registration?

ben solomon web design can. And it won't cost you an arm and a leg. Only standard time is charged for the amount of work performed to register and create accounts with your Web host. If you don't have one, one can be recommended to you.

	Pricing Information
	Item Rate Standard Web design $59/hour* Original logo design $79/hour* Photographic editing $59/hour* Original artwork drawing/design/ animation $79/hour* Text-only updates $25/hour* (negotiable) Consultation $0 Programming/Scripting /Database interface and design (negotiable) *Minimum of one hour

Terms and Conditions: Consultation is always free. One-third of overall project estimation is due upon agreement of completion of Phase I (estimation and design mock-up creation) and must be paid before Phase II will commence. Second one-third of overall project estimation is due upon agreement of completion of Phase II (site design broken into a functioning Web site). Final payment of remainder of balance of actual work billed (full payment) due upon agreement of completion of Phase III (site hosting arrangement, proofing, and publishment). Full payment is due immediately upon receipt of the final finished product. All work performed is billable and will be considered as part of the finished product whether content is used in the final design or not. It is the customer's responsibility to review design milestones for accuracy and suggest alterations at the appropriate phase. Any changes made after design agreements are considered billable and will be considered as part of the finished product whether content is used in the final design or not. Graphics and logo designs that are known to infringe on copyrights or trademarks of others will be avoided, though it is the customer's responsibility to secure IP rights for any copyrightable and/or trademarked elements used.