Savio Designs: Web Development for Small Businesses, Non-Profits, and Entrepeneurs!

Web Design & Development for Small Businesses, Non-Profits, and Entrepeneurs!

Managed Website Plans

If you want a customized website with low start-up cost, and low maintenance as it will be managed and updated by Savio Designs, this plan is for you! Take the stress out of worrying about your website and let Savio Designs take care of that - so you can take care of your business!

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Unmanaged Full Ownership Sites

If you want ultimate control over your site, then our "Unmanaged Full Ownership Sites" are for you! We will code your site from scratch, install a Content Management System (CMS) for you to update your site, and put the site on your server so you have 100% control of it! Of course, we will also be around if you need help in the future, but the managing and updating of the content for your site will be all yours!

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One Page Scrolling Sites

Not all sites are multiple pages! One Page Scrolling Sites that utilize "sections" for content verses several pages are great for those that want a great web presence without needing to post a ton of content!

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Speed Site Plans

In a rush or on a tight budget? Not in need of a lot of custom features? Our Speed Site Plans might be for you! This is the only plan that uses templates and our "Site Builder" for speed. We will build and host your site and be able to get you live in most cases within 72 hours!

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Fonts: Serif or Sans-Serif?

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If you are not too familiar with the world of fonts, there are many different categories and types.

To make things simple, we are going to talk about the two main types of fonts with regards to how they look: Serif Fonts and Sans-Serif Fonts.

If you have ever looked at a font like "Times New Roman" and compared it with a font like "Arial", you will notice that "Times New Roman" has little flourishes on the letters. These flourishes are called "serifs". Sans-Serif fonts (sans means "to be without") are fonts without the flourishes.

Does it matter?

Yes, and no...while a lot of it will come down to personal preference for your design, Serif Fonts tend to be used in more of a casual context, whereas Sans-Serif Fonts tend to be used in more formal/business purposes.

Of course, if it is your website, graphic, or print project, you are free to choose whatever font suits you!

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