WEB DESIGN FAQ

What does FAQ mean?
What do I need to get a web site?
Where can I see some samples of your work?
How do I pay?
How much will it cost to get a web site?
How do I contact you?

What does FAQ mean?
Frequently Asked Questions.

What do I need to get a web site?
Basically, you need three elements to have your website online:
One - You need one or more web pages (the website).
Two - You need somewhere to put your web pages.  The place where the web pages are kept are known as the server or web host.  Believe it or not, some servers charge a lot for hosting: roughly $50 to set-up and then you pay a monthly rental of about $25 per month (and upwards.)  Our entry hosting package is only $39.95 + gst per year.
Three - You need a domain name or web site address (also known as URL) e.g., nzwebs.com's domain name is www.nzwebs.com - your domain name needs to be configured with wherever your web pages are hosted so that when anyone types in your web site address it points them to your web server where your web pages are hosted.  Of course, we can also register your domain for you and point it to your website.  The cost of the actual domain name is NZ$53.00 + gst per year - it's also possible to have more than one domain name pointing to your website.