Welcome to Culver Web Design
Welcome to the web design studio of Ken Culver. The thought of bringing your business or organization to the web may seem intimidating, but it is easier and less costly than you might imagine. Whether you are involved in a business, club or other organization, your presence on the World Wide Web is vitally important to your professional identity.
Please take some time to explore this site as well as clients’ sites contained in the Portfolio, and then contact us to discuss your project.
Learn more about Culver Web Design
Claim your place on the web with a new website design or a re-design of your existing site. It is more affordable than you might think.
Hosting plans with unlimited storage and unlimited bandwidth are available for the same cost as many so-called “economy” plans.
Improve the professionalism of your organization with e-mail addresses using your unique domain name. Plans are available for as little as $1 per month.
Web Features
Spend a few minutes looking through the Features section of this site and get ideas to make your site more useful and interesting for your visitors.
Portfolio
Look through the portfolio of sites developed for other clients. Get ideas of how your site might look.
Questions?
Many of the questions you have about developing a website are answered right here.
Getting Started
If you think you might be ready to begin planning your new web site, here are a few things you can do to help get the project started:
- Read through the list of Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about what is involved in building a web site.
- Look at web sites of similar organizations. Note what you like and don’t like about each. Copy the address of those you like.
- Consider the color palette you want to use.
- Collect good clean copies of company logos, artwork, brochures or anything else that captures the essence of your corporate identity if it is already established.
- Make a list of the words and phrases a person is likely to use when searching for your product, service or organization. Focus your attention of phrases other than your company name.
- Consider possible domain names, but do not register any. You can have more than one, and consider having the name that includes words upon which a user may search.
- Consider the text that will be used in your site. Begin to prepare a professional program statement describing your company or organization, what it does, its history, etc.
- Make a list of questions and contact Culver Web Design.
