For a business in an industry at the cutting edge of the modern way of life, Dearne Valley Web Design pride ourselves on our old fashioned approach to business.

We don't expect every customer to be an expert in web design. Why should they be?

This is why we'll take you through every single stage of the design of your website - from the initial drawings and sketches right through to the completed site.

The last thing we want to do is create a fantastic, eye-catching website that does not do the required job. This makes you, the customer, the

most important person in building any website.

Not only do we give your company a fantastic introduction to the World Wide Web, we also give it every chance of high search engine rankings by inserting your details into the business section of our sister website, Dearne.net.

Your input is crucial, but don't worry - we know all the right questions to ask in order to make your website a functional success.

The small selection from our portfolio demonstrates how wide and varied websites can be.

Quoting a price for a website can be a complicated task.

First of all, there is the price for the design of the page. Then, you have to calculate the cost of every subsequent page thereafter.

How much for hosting? And what about the cost of buying the domain name? Does that include Email accounts - and who sets them up?

This is not just a complication for you, the customer. Websites vary in such a way that it can also be quite difficult for us, the design team.

This is why we at Dearne Valley Web Design have come up with an altogether more simple way of pricing a basic* website:

For a cost of £100 per page (if the website consists of 4 or more pages), we include 2 years free hosting, the purchasing (in your name) of the domain name and inclusion of Email accounts.

Trust us. This is all you need for a static website. There are no hidden extras!

This erradicates all the little extras that can quickly mount up and over-inflate your original quote.

*Larger, dynamic websites using PHP and MySQL databases are priced on request, such is the nature of their variable size and workload.