Description
This is an upfront payment request for the new Athlete asset related Morton Law site, $2200 all inclusive site design and build. 50% requested now $1,100 and the final 50% upon completion of our work.
Home – Services – About – Contact – pages will be created. No limit on revisions on design and build elements, so we can shape it to hopeful perfection.
If we find the need for additional pages, such as individual service pages, we can discuss and can give a quote for the additional work.
Multi page site / sister site to the main Morton Law, with a completely different subject matter – Athlete assets, land development and property protection. We will concentrate on designing and developing the site to look similar but different to the Morton Law main site. Divi Dojo will utilize some of the branding elements to lock it in as a Morton site, but will take a less corporate look and more modernized similar to sample sites and research of competitive sites.
Includes 2 months of site support upon completion and launch. We can provide some basic training on how to make simple changes to the site. We can also establish an ongoing maintenance program, for a worry free web designer support.
Timeline
Week One – Research, design and development on the initial homepage design.
Week Two – Review and revising, tweaking the design and layout to how Morton Law “Nadine” would like the site to publicly represent. We will also help to develop a good name and establish an new domain name for this site along with Morton Law.
Week Three – After establishing the new look and feel for the new homepage, we will build out the rest of the site’s secondary pages, carrying the same branding. Full site walk-thru and edit discussions.
Week Four – Launch after finalizing site. We can help establish the hosting and point the new domain name to this hosting plan. These are separate fees for the 3rd party services – domain name registration and website hosting. Divi Dojo “Mark” can help to establish these parts toward launching the website.
