fresh web design packages that converts clients

When setting up a new website for a client, it is common to include a number of standard web pages that serve specific purposes and provide essential information to the website's visitors. Some of the most common web pages that are typically included in a website design package are outlined here.

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web packages that are more than what you need and heavy on design and light on converting visitors to customers are wasted money.

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Custom Web Design

This is for the average small to medium size company that would like to increase their internet profile.

  • Wordpress Site
  • 5 Email setup
  • Scheduled Off Hours Technical Support
  • Up to 7 Pages
  • Mobile Responsive
  • Google Analytics Included
  • Find Web Hosting
  • Stock Images Available
  • 5% Off SEO Services

$

1,000

2,000

Perfect Plan for Larger Teams

This package is designed for a company that needs more assistance, further technical support or simply want to delegate the requirements.

  • Wordpress Site
  • 20 Email Setup
  • Scheduled Off Hours Technical Support
  • Upto 20 Pages
  • Mobile Responsive
  • Google Analytics Included
  • Finding Web Hosting
  • Stock Images Available
  • 10% Off SEO Services

$

1,500

3,000

Most popular

Custom Web Design

This is for the average small to medium size company that would like to increase their internet profile.

  • Wordpress Site
  • 5 Email setup
  • Scheduled Off Hours Technical Support
  • Up to 7 Pages
  • Mobile Responsive
  • Google Analytics Included
  • Find Web Hosting
  • Stock Images Available
  • 5% Off SEO Services

$

2,500

4,000

  • pages

  • images

  • forms

  • Web Hosting

  • Email

Here are the common pages that should appear on most web sites.


  1. Home Page: Introduction to the website, including a concise overview, key features, and navigation to other pages. This is obvious.
  2. About Us Page: Information about the company, its mission, values, team members, and history.
  3. Services/Products Page: Details about the services or products offered, including descriptions, features, pricing, and any relevant images or videos.
  4. Contact Us Page: Contact information such as phone number, email address, physical address, and a contact form for visitors to reach out.
  5. Portfolio/Gallery Page: Showcase of previous work or projects, including images, descriptions, and links to more details. Not always necessary.
  6. Testimonials Page: Reviews and testimonials from satisfied clients or customers, demonstrating the credibility and quality of the business. If you are service organization this is a must.
  7. FAQ Page: Frequently Asked Questions and their answers, addressing common queries and providing helpful information. This page is a response to common customer's resistance to making a purchase.
  8. Blog/Articles Page: A section for blog posts or articles related to the industry, providing valuable insights, tips, and updates.
  9. Privacy Policy Page: Information on how user data is collected, stored, and used, including details about cookies, data protection, and compliance.
  10. Terms and Conditions Page: Legal terms and conditions that outline the rules and obligations for users when accessing and using the website or its services.
  11. Social Media Links: Links to the company's social media profiles to encourage engagement and provide updates to followers.
  12. Search Page: A search bar or functionality that allows users to search for specific content or products within the website. This page is optional and sometime unnecessary.
  13. Error Pages (e.g., 404 Page): Customized pages that display when users encounter errors, providing guidance or suggesting alternative paths.
  14. Login/Registration Page: For websites with user accounts, a page where users can log in or create new accounts.
  15. Sitemap: A hierarchical overview of all the pages and content on the website, aiding in navigation and search engine crawling.