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This package include:

• - 2 Mockups design
• - Front page design
• - Inner page design
• - Contact page design
• - Basic Search Engine Optimization
• - Domain 50Mb + fre hosting 1 year
• - Logo Design
• - Php contact form

If I had to sum up "Web 2.0" design in one word, it would have to say "simplicity". Web 2.0 it’s about simplicity. Web design is simpler than ever, and that's a good thing. 2.0 design means focused, clean and simple design.

Words web 2.0 it’s about by:

• - Simplicity
• - Central layout
• - Fewer columns
• - Separate top section
• - Solid areas of screen real-estate
• - Simple nav
• - Bold logos
• - Bigger text
• - Bold text introductions
• - Strong colours
• - Rich surfaces
• - Gradients, Reflections
• - Cute icons
• - Star flashes.

Why simplicity is good?

Web sites have goals and all web pages have purposes. Users' attention is a finite resource.

Stuff on the screen attracts the eye. The more stuff there is, the more different things there are to notice, and the less likely a user is to notice the important stuff.

I really believe in simplicity. That's not to say that all web sites should be minimal, but that we should use as few features as are necessary to achieve what you need to achieve.

The result is that you have to look at the content. You find yourself interacting with exactly the screen features the designer intended. And you don't mind - it's easy, and you get just what you came for.

Fewer columns. A few years ago, 3-column sites were the norm, and 4-column sites weren't uncommon. Today, 2 is more common, and 3 is the mainstream maximum.

Why a central layout is good? This "2.0" style is simple, bold and honest. Sites that sit straight front & center feel more simple, bold and honest. Also, because we're being more economical with our pixels (and content), we're not as pressurised to cram as much information as possible above the waterline/fold.