Basic CMS Package
What You will get in this Package
- Domain Registration
- 200 MB Space
- Index Page design
- 1 Banner Animation
- 1 Feedback form
- 1 Inquiry Form
- Unlimited Subsequent Pages
- Unlimited Picture Gallery
- Training on CMS (Content Management System)
- Unlimited Email Accounts
- Eye catching design
- International Quality
- Regular Monitoring
Professional Package
What You will get in this Package
- Domain Registration
- 100 MB Space
- Index Page design
- Up to 20 Static Page design
- 1 Banner Animation
- 1 Feedback form
- 1 Inquiry Form
- Eye catching design
- International Quality
- Regular Monitoring
- 4 Email Accounts
Starter Website Package
- Domain Registration
- 50 MB Space
- Index Page design
- Up to 10 Static Page design
- 1 Banner Animation
- 1 Feedback form
- 1 Inquiry Form
- Eye catching design
- International Quality
- Regular Monitoring
- 2 Email Accounts
Domain Registration
Domain registration is the process by which a company or individual can secure a website domain, such as www.yoursite.com. Once you have completed domain registration the domain becomes yours for the period of the contract, usually one year. Before registration expires it must be renewed, or the domain reverts back to being available to the general public
Domain registration is available to the public via a registrar. Fees and services vary from company to company, but the process is generally inexpensive. Before a domain registration can be approved, the new name must be checked against existing names in the DNS database. The online registrar provides a field into which you can enter your desired name and hierarchy —- that is, the letters that come after the "dot." Familiar hierarchies are .com, .net, .org, .name, .info and .biz. If the name is not already taken, it is available for domain registration.
During the domain registration process, you will be required to give contact information that will be publicly available through the WHOIS database. Anyone can go to a WHOIS search engine and enter a domain name to see who has registered it. Registrars require that this information be accurate and true. If you feel uncomfortable providing personal information, there are some registrars that will act as your proxy, supplying their information in place of your own as the contact for the domain. There may be a small fee for this service and potential drawbacks to balance against the ability to maintain your privacy, so read the Terms and Conditions carefully before deciding to opt for a domain by proxy.
Also important, be sure you will own the domain name, as some registrars maintain control over the domains they register. And be sure you retain the option to transfer the domain to another registrar, if you wish. There might be an initial period after which this becomes possible. Look for any fees that might be incurred as a result of transferring the domain. This could become important down the road if you wish to take advantage of another registrar's products or services.
Upon completing the domain registration process, it will take a period of hours to a few days to be able to see the domain online. The domain can be "parked" with an "in construction" page that acts as a kind of placeholder. Parking a domain is very inexpensive and most registrars offer this service for a small fee to give you time to come up with content. Once a registrant is ready to supply content, a web server must host the domain. The registrar might also provide hosting services, or you may wish to transfer your domain to another web hosting company.
Domain registration is available to the public via a registrar. Fees and services vary from company to company, but the process is generally inexpensive. Before a domain registration can be approved, the new name must be checked against existing names in the DNS database. The online registrar provides a field into which you can enter your desired name and hierarchy —- that is, the letters that come after the "dot." Familiar hierarchies are .com, .net, .org, .name, .info and .biz. If the name is not already taken, it is available for domain registration.
During the domain registration process, you will be required to give contact information that will be publicly available through the WHOIS database. Anyone can go to a WHOIS search engine and enter a domain name to see who has registered it. Registrars require that this information be accurate and true. If you feel uncomfortable providing personal information, there are some registrars that will act as your proxy, supplying their information in place of your own as the contact for the domain. There may be a small fee for this service and potential drawbacks to balance against the ability to maintain your privacy, so read the Terms and Conditions carefully before deciding to opt for a domain by proxy.
Also important, be sure you will own the domain name, as some registrars maintain control over the domains they register. And be sure you retain the option to transfer the domain to another registrar, if you wish. There might be an initial period after which this becomes possible. Look for any fees that might be incurred as a result of transferring the domain. This could become important down the road if you wish to take advantage of another registrar's products or services.
Upon completing the domain registration process, it will take a period of hours to a few days to be able to see the domain online. The domain can be "parked" with an "in construction" page that acts as a kind of placeholder. Parking a domain is very inexpensive and most registrars offer this service for a small fee to give you time to come up with content. Once a registrant is ready to supply content, a web server must host the domain. The registrar might also provide hosting services, or you may wish to transfer your domain to another web hosting company.
Corporate identity
We provide quality product/designing and printing at a reasonable price.
What is Graphic Design?
Graphics Design is an art or profession of visual communication that combines images, words, and ideas to convey information to an audience.” A graphic designer is responsible for arranging and using elements on different types of media (such as a poster, a package or websiteThese elements include:
- Photos
- Illustrations
- Type
- Shapes
- Color
- Texture
Where is Graphic Design?
Graphic design is all around us. It is in our morning paper, on our commute to work, and on the cover of our favorite books. The most common forms include:
- Logos
- Websites
- Business Cards
- Advertisements
- Brochures
- Flyers
- Newsletters
- Brochures
- Billboards
- Product Packaging
- Posters
- Book Design
- Magazine Layout
- Newspaper Layout
- Greeting Cards
In modern times, to create a "statement", it is mandatory to have something unique and exclusive. Logos, Flyers, Newsletters, Catalogue are a few mediums that allow you to have an indirect contact with your clients. They have an exceptional ability to create a memory of you in the minds of customers. we prefer to leave no stone unturned to create it all with a designer’s instinct thus, generating an impression hard to forget.
Logos, Flyers
Our theme of working is to create a design from a scratch and meaning from letters.
Our unique conceptualization and ideology make us all the more different and diverse.
Our unique conceptualization and ideology make us all the more different and diverse.
Newsletters, Catalogues
Now, keep in touch with your customers!
we aim to keep your customers reminded of your existence. Latest news and developments all can be recorded and demonstrated to the customers via newsletters. Our team of designers make every sincere effort to make the concept of newsletter just more than a leaflet. They are designed so well, that they actually exhibit the idea of conveying your presence in the financial market.
we aim to keep your customers reminded of your existence. Latest news and developments all can be recorded and demonstrated to the customers via newsletters. Our team of designers make every sincere effort to make the concept of newsletter just more than a leaflet. They are designed so well, that they actually exhibit the idea of conveying your presence in the financial market.
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