by biondo studio | Oct 11, 2021 | branding, printed materials, process, social media, working
Biondo Studio creates websites with matching social media and printed materials for our clients, but more than that, we work with you to build a unique brand and establish credibility and professionalism. Your brand is an extension of you that consistently represents...
by biondo studio | Nov 13, 2020 | branding, communication, content, costs, process, working
Anyone who contacts us and is interested in our services, can schedule a 30 minute phone call with us where we can answer any questions that you may have for you to base your decision on for your website. Many clients come to us without much knowledge or ever having a...
by biondo studio | Apr 24, 2020 | costs, price, process, working
The price varies depending on the project size and scope of what you need. Some clients may need just a very basic site, so those would be priced lower, starting at $1500.00, and go up depending on what other additional features or content that will be built. Our...
by biondo studio | Apr 2, 2019 | process, working
This is one of the main things discussed in the initial consultation and we talk about the details in order to get a clear picture of exactly what you want and would like to convey before an estimate is written up. Most custom brand creation and the building of the...
by biondo studio | Mar 27, 2019 | deadline, process, working
The average timeframe to design and build a website is 4 to 6 weeks. However, being a small studio, there can be a bit of a queue to get started with a new web design. After the initial consultation and the sending of the estimate, if it all looks agreeable, then the...
by biondo studio | Mar 26, 2019 | costs, deadline, price, process
For larger jobs like a website, we request that a 50% deposit be paid to get started and to get the project started in the queue. Once the site is completed and launched, we send out an invoice billing for the balance. For maintenance and smaller projects, the bill is...
