As with the actual website construction, prices are individually tailored to fit each individual client based on the complexity and size of their site. I work with all new clients to make an estimate based on how much time I believe their site will take. After the site is constructed, I charge $25 per hour for updates and maintenance.

For clients who will need regular updates, I design an "update schedule" that includes certain updates that are will needed regularly for a set price to save you money and make your website maintenance budgeting easier. Clients with an updates schedule pay $20 per hour, both for work done in the schedule and for additional work that needs to be done.

As an incentive for you to choose and keep choosing Jenn's Web Design, I have created an option to give you a discount for allowing me to place a text-only banner at the bottom of each page in your site. This discount is $100 but some restrictions apply, depending on what your payment system is. I require at least $100 of paid work before doing the free work and then I usually pay the $100 discount in a discount over ten hours ($10 off per hour).

*Note: This is the current offer for the Banner Option and it is subject to change and negotiation; refer to your contract for the individual terms of your agreement.

Unlike many other website design options, I guarantee you will never receive a site made from a template or something used for another client. This means that your site's colors, layout, and graphics will be individually created to match your preferences, purpose, and clientele. I also promises to help keep your website looking like it was just made with affordable updates and maintenance options individually designed to fit your needs.

I design websites but do not provide the hosting and domain registration. These must be purchased from another site such as GoDaddy.com or Brinkster.com and must be paid for by the client. I am more than willing to make recomendations and to help with the registration process or even pass on cupons if GoDaddy has sent me one recently.

In addition to website design, I do other types of graphic work, such as logos, concept art, graphics manipulation and digital advertising. These are at prices tailored to fit your individual needs and budget.

Not necessarily; there are several examples of "good" use of graphics manipulation, such as adding an employee to a company photo they missed because they were sick. It could be too costly or impractical to get everyone back together to take a new photo. Graphics manipulation is only illegal when the manipulated graphic displays a falsehood, especially if this falsehood is intentional.

*The implications depicted in all graphics I manipulate are not designed to intentionally display any falsehood and should they do so it is entirely due to the directions of the requesting client.