Frequently Asked Questions

We have several packages to choose from, that are very high quality and exceptional value, but if none of the packages exactly matches your needs, use our Contact Us – obligation free to discuss your needs. You will know the exact cost for services up-front before we start. This way there are no expensive surprises for you later on.

The time frame is determined by the size of your web site, the complexity of your site design, and our current client design schedule. There is no definite time frame until we understand exactly what you need. Once we have started the process we can then give a development schedule that outline each stage and time involved.

Crunch Pixels creates web sites for clients who are local, regional, interstate and international. By using the Internet, email and the telephone, it is possible to communicate effectively with clients in almost any location. We can video conference to any location if face to face communication is needed and you are in a remote location from us.

It stands for ‘universal resource locator’. This is the address typed in to view your web page on the Internet. For example, you would type in http://crunchpixels.com.au to access the Crunch Pixels home page.

A domain name is a specific web site address that you choose and register with auDA (.au Domain Administration Ltd (auDA) is the policy authority and industry self-regulatory body for the .au domain space (.com.au, .net.au, org.au, etc).) Our domain name is crunchpixels.com.au. Every Website site must have a domain name. A domain name is your Web site’s unique address on the Internet.

  Web hosting is the process of  installing your site onto a dedicated computer system that runs your site and is directly connected to the internet to allow visitors to find and access your web pages. A web hosting system is housed within a Datacentre that runs 24 hours / 7 days with specialised  equipment.

  That would depend on the goals of your web site. If you run a business website you would include as much information about your products or services that your customers would need to purchase from you. If your services are complex – you could give explanations on how to effectively use a product.