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LUVR Web Design (LUVRWD) is geared only for designing a website's interface -the graphical and textual layout (not the hosting part). My original skill level resides back in early HTML 4.0X and of table layouts, but I can put together a remarkable layout. Still, times have changed and there is a rare use for HTML table designs; everything is CSS, PHP, Flash-based, or something totally different. I use a mixture of HTML and CSS to accomplish the design project needs and demands.

Why the low prices? I've done a lot of research and I found that most freelance and professional designers cost a whole lot more than the average person can (or wants) to pay. All designers do one thing, though: they get your own website and/or business out on the Internet. Some companies may be more in-depth in their designing and can offer different features and that's when all they high-end prices come into play. Let's be reasonable, my fees are affordable and well worth it. "Why?" Because I choose to work with clients who want a satisfying web layout that gets their own name or their business' name out on the Internet. I prefer this since it's in my comfortable design range and my clients comfortable price range.

The companies I use are Advanced Network Hosts and CHI Host. Both are located in Chicago, Illinois and are 100% creditable, guarantee 99.9% uptime, and are ran by the same management. I trust them 100% with my life (online, that is). Tech support responds within 15-20 minutes!

Steps and Information to Setup Your Website...

Please read EVERY step before beginning!!!

1. View the price guide for ANH (click here), CHIhost (click here) and LUVR WD (click here). In addition, you may obtain a free quote for LUVRWD.

Note: I strongly suggest the 1 year plans and .com, .net. and .org domains. These plans and domains are cheapest.

2. Read the LUVR WD Terms of Services for policies and disclaimers. Be sure you agree before proceeding.

3. Know the domain name and the hosting plan (1 year plans are highly suggested!!!) that you want. To see if the domain that you want is available click here.

Note: Email me a day or so ahead of time to let me know you're going to setup an account. When we've made contact, you can go ahead and fill out the ANH signup page or CHIhost signup page.

3.a. When you begin the signup step, don't forget to include the referral information in the "Questions or Comments" box [see image 1 or 2] at the bottom of the signup form! It is VITAL that you put the exact text: "Referred by Andrew Coody of LUVR Services at http://luvr.wandrewc.com" in that box. This is part of the implied agreement between LUVR Services and the ANH/CHI CEO that allows me to design for you.

3.b. It is essential that you also include LUVR@wandrewc.com in either the primary or secondary email field. If you choose not to, you HAVE to forward the Setup Email to me immediately upon receiving it. Don't login, don't change the password, don't change any settings, or anything else; it will void any work I can or will do. The Setup Email should arrive to you within 5 - 30 minutes. As soon as you get it forward it (but keep a copy for yourself). Again, don't do anything.

Note: Now. Your hosting account and domain is setup for 1 (or 2) years. It can take up to two days for your website to propagate (be made public) on the Internet. So in this time frame, you can proceed with my fees.

4. Now you should pay any fees to LUVRWD.before designing can begin. You can pay LUVR fees by PayPal or Cash. I have a special link that you can use at PayPal.com to pay. (Refer to the fees page for more).

8. After my fees are received I will put up a basic template and notice stating that the website is up and running and is under construction. Then, you and I will need to schedule a date to get together to literally draw up an ideal layout. (This is the overall hardest part of the web design process.)

9. After we've met and agreed on a design, I will work on the design until it is as close as possible to the draft.

10. Once the design is in place, then content and pages can be added. From there on out it's as simple as adding and updating pages or features as necessary.

Note. It is possible that after your website is setup that you or someone else can takeover the designing aspect of your website. If this is a route you would like to take, then please contact me for more details about how this works.