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Website Design Overview — Small vs Large Budgets [mouse over image]

Thieme Creative Media is creating results-oriented websites for companies and nonprofits around the country.

In our current portfolio, you'll see that we've designed and developed websites for a marine boatyard, 5-time triathlon world champion, herbal vitamin online retailer, surety bond and business insurance, recreational business conglomerate and a antique specialty shop.

Some website clients wanted a custom static, medium-sized site. Some wanted the additional sophistication of integrating PHP and ColdFusion technology. Shopping carts.

Some website clients want to be online, but have a limited budget.

Enter Network Solutions!

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We teamed up with NS and guided McCready in domain name selection, setting up web hosting services for a year, and creation of a basic website — all for under $1,800!!! We utilized NS' Website Builder Tool to create this site.

Click here and you'll see Template manipulation and customization, creative copywriting, animated slide shows reflecting some of the marine mechanical skills at McCready, TCM photography, and finally, a sign-up form reflecting the latest cutting-edge technology from Network Solutions with the "Captcha" feature.

Small versus Large

Between two full-time seasoned partners, and a bullpen of Subject Specialists on call as needed, we are a reasonably priced alternative to larger-staffed companies. We keep our overhead down while providing a wealth of experience at very reasonable rates.

We work daily in Adobe's Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Photoshop, SnagIT and related software utilized by serious webmasters. When needed, we assemble programming talent for PHP, Cold Fusion and other web back end programming projects.

We handle daily website content management for clients. They find an external web design company an attractive alternative to maintaining a website with internal staffers.

Overall, we bring a unique marketing perspective to the creation of a company's website. What are we trying to accomplish? How does the website complement an organization's overall marketing strategy?