sahara lounge
A vibrant business website for a historic venue in East Austin.
ElementsWeb Development
Concentrate on your goals instead of getting dragged into becoming a web designer. We’ll handle the technical details while you focus on direction and strategy.
Plans at $1050 per month
Retainers are for people and organizations with open-ended, long-term web projects. For example, design and development of new websites, or bugfixes, content enhancements, and feature additions to existing websites.
Payment is due on a monthly basis. We will schedule an optional 30 min. weekly meeting to go over work updates and incoming requests. Additional time for consultations is also available. Unused hours may rollover for one month.
Retainers start at $1050 per month for 8 hours of work. Discounts may be applied as the number of monthly retainer hours is increased.
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Retainers starting at $650
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A website is only as good as its content and strategy. When people focus too much on the aesthetics or looks of a website without setting goals and intentions it becomes wasted effort. Many people get lost in making minor incremental changes or copying the designs of others to compensate for lack of quality content or coherent strategy. The website industry is also responsible. There are yearly design trends aimed at making current websites look “dated” and software designed to encourage dependency rather than empowerment. So when creating or maintaining a website, keep your goals and intentions in clear to achieve success.
Hi, I'm Raymond. I got into web development in my mid-twenties by making websites for my bands and other musicians. Through this I figured I could put that Electrical Engineering degree to some good use doing something I love. Not soon after, Elements Web Development came into existence inspired by the cosmology of the Dagara. The vision of this web design studio remains with helping fellow artists and creatives promote their works online.
A little more back-story: In my mid-twenties, with the support of some good friends and the existential aftermath of a global financial crisis, I set off to devote my life toward becoming a musician. Not so long after, I realized that its actually pretty hard (and sometimes little sickening) to exploit your art solely for money. So to keep the rent paid, I scrounging gig working websites and found success helping people manage their DIY websites. Afterwards, growth after a string of referrals let to the creation of web design studio soon afterwards.
Raymond listened, he was professional, responsive, creative, and greater than fair! He made suggestions and added additional features to my site that I hadn’t even thought of.
My new site looks even better than I expected and I owe that entirely to Raymond. In addition, he set it up so it will be very easy for me to maintain over time, which I am really grateful for. I would definitely work with him again and recommend anyone who needs a fresh website to work with him too!
