This is an example of an accordion plug-in by Your Head Software.

Of course, that depends on the size and complexity of the site. If you go to the Fitness Solutions website, which is fairly large and complex and includes a online store, that site's basic layout was completed in a weekend. It took another week to tweak the contents and the layout to the satisfaction of the customer (my wife Sonya). It also depends on how fast I receive guidance and supporting files from the customer.

I basically sit down with the customer and try to get an idea for the desired "feel" of the project. Once I have a basic idea, I will rough-out a basic design and present it to the customer for approval. I then sit down in front of my trusty Mac and grind through the details using Rapidweaver. It is a very iterative process and will continue until the customer is happy with the site.

Just one - ME! That way I can do all the work and take all the credit:-). I am a one-man show and prefer to keep it that way. This is more-or-less a hobby for me that I do for enjoyment.

There are a few costs associated with publishing a website and I can help you out with all of them. First, you have to have a domain name (for example http://www.alphastrikedesign.com). This will be the address for your site. It usually costs around $10/year to reserve and use a domain. Additionally, you must have a web service provider (like Powweb or GoDaddy) to actually "publish" your web files to the internet - think of it as the window that folks look through to see your website. This cost varies by ISP but typically runs around $60 per year. The third and most substantial cost is the design of the website itself. You can go as low as $399 with Alpha Strike Design for a fairly simple website with up to 10 pages and no storefront. I will give you a more accurate cost estimate once I discuss your desires with you.