We revamped their website to reflect their industry leader status. The site includes a very user-friendly track-and-trace facility with all information coming up quickly.

Vittoria Coffee

We were asked to design a Flash Presentation to promote Vittoria Coffee's parent company - Cantarella Brothers. The following presentation will definitely entice you to know more about their company!

Genworth financial

Genworth have insured over AU$200 billion of residential mortgages since 1965. They offer a wide range of LMI products, and a deposit guarantee product called Genworth Financial Deposit Saver.

Napoleon Perdis

Nepoleon contacted SydneyWeb for a creation of a new feel of the website with enchanced graphical treatments and Flash elements.

Australand

SydneyWeb announced that it has signed a website re-design and development contract with Australand.

Website for Benji Marshall

Benji Marshall the famous rugby league player came to us to build the new stylish Benji sport apparel ecommerce website that offers you the comfort, technology and visual appeal at the gym, track or on the field.

Ultratune

We built a new website for Ultratune with a clean, professional look, making navigation easy, enabling customers to get information, ask for immediate quotes and make bookings.

The Cultural Studies Association of Australasia

A part of the Australian national University. When designing the new website Cultural Studies Association of Australasia website for the Australian National University,

My Restaurant Rules

We built the new website for Channel 7's My Restaurant Rules show, highlighting the Sydney-based contestant, Manly's Pink Salt restaurant. Click image for details.

Government Preferred Supplier

SydneyWeb have a wealth of experience in the Government sector, and are a preferred supplier.

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How much does it cost

Prices can range depending on the calibre of design company you have chosen, and the type and size of solution you are after.

A typical small business website can range from between $3500 for a basic site including domain name, to over $40,000 for an integrated e-commerce and business resource planning tool. Larger projects usually begin at around $20,000, and quite easily push to 6 or 7 figures, given these projects are quite often integrated to existing (legacy) IT systems or core marketing activities.

When dealing with potential developers or a chosen partner, provide a definitive brief and request an itemised breakdown of hours and rates. Industry standard rates are anywhere between $100 and $200 per hour depending on the designer/developer.

Remember, you do get what you pay for, if they work out of their bedroom then you have to consider the dangers when things go wrong but without fully understanding both your requirements and the process to be undertaken, mistakes can be made if the fit between developer and client is inadequate.

Some developers offer convenient payment options to further support the ROI argument. If you are comfortable with a partnership, then why not suggest a Contra or revenue share arrangement to share both the risk and reward? This is a perfectly legitimate arrangement for online developments and is more common than most would think.

Other activities, such as online advertising, email campaigns, competition websites etc can cost between $3000 and $10,000 to implement.