Inner Sydney Web Design & Development

Inner Sydney web design and development is a leading web design agency based in Sydney. We are web designers and web developers working with businesses all over Australia. We build beautiful websites and apps, taking care of the complexity and delivering simple web designs that get results. We think our small business web design service is the best in the business; talk to us today.

We offer website assessments to help you decide which type of website would best fit your business. During the evaluation, we’ll ask questions about your business model, target audience, and goals to help us determine which type of website would work best for your company. After the assessment, we’ll create a proposal to develop your website that outlines our recommendations. 

We build:

• Simple websites
• Complex sites
• Portfolio sites
• Ecommerce sites
• One page sites
• Membership sites
• Blogs or article sites
• LMS (Learning Management System) sites
• Sales and landing pages
• Magazine sites
• Static sites
• We also build mobile apps, other digital solutions and business integrations

We can help you decide which platform is best for your business and create a beautiful site that works flawlessly on every customer’s device. We offer responsive design as standard and will make sure your site looks great on phones, tablets, desktop computers, and any other devices that might be in use at the time. The best platform will depend on your requirements; they all have strengths and weaknesses. We’ll run you through the options and our recommendations.

Some of the platforms we work with are:

• WordPressWooCommerce
• Shopify
• Wix
• Squarespace
• Static sites (Astro and Gatsby)
• Custom sites

Web design project timelines will depend on the type of website, your website objectives, website complexity and amount of pages and content. The typical range for our builds is 2-12 weeks. We also offer an express service where your build gets priority. 

A custom web design can vary in cost. Factors affecting the price include the number of pages, type of design, type of website and existing intellectual property. Custom web designs can cost as little as $1,200 and as much as $50,000 (or more). We tailor our sites to the customer’s use case and budget; we don’t offer cookie-cutter sites.

A web designer is a visual designer responsible for creating the look and feel of a website. A web designer works with clients to understand their needs and create a unique website that meets their expectations. A web designer understands the colour theory, typography, and layout. They use this knowledge to create visually appealing sites that are easy to use and navigate. A web designer also has experience working with code and can create custom website features as needed.

A web developer job involves coding, designing and structuring websites and apps. Web developers need to have strong coding skills and an understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript and knowledge of server-side scripting languages such as PHP, Ruby on Rails or ASP.NET, and advanced programming languages. 

They can configure databases and are familiar with web hosting services. Good communication skills are essential as web developers often work with clients to discuss their needs and deliverables.

We are based in Zetland, Australia and have happy web design clients in Sydney and around Australia. We can come to you for an in-person meeting if you are in the Sydney metro area. Otherwise, we do regular meetings via Zoom or Google Meet. We are your Sydney based web design specialists.

When building your new website, you could do your website research and try to build it yourself; some of the disadvantages of this include:

1. It takes a lot of time and effort to build a website. If you are inexperienced with web development, it’s easy to make mistakes that can hurt your website’s performance or introduce security vulnerabilities.

2. You also have to keep your site updated with the latest security patches and updates for your content management system and plugins, which can be time-consuming. If you’re not careful, your site can become vulnerable to hacking or other attacks.

Most of our work is with small business owners. We also work with a leading Australian university and some larger businesses. We can build you a great website at a competitive price.

There are many reasons to choose an Australian web design and development company when seeking web design services:

Australian web design and development companies have a deep understanding of the local market. They know what works and what doesn’t in the Australian market, saving you a lot of time, money and effort.

They are working in your time zone, making communication easier.

You can do face-to-face meetings and build your working relationship.

Australian web design companies offer professional services and are an excellent cultural fit. 

• We focus on customer service, working closely with you to ensure that your project is completed on time and within budget.
• We are up-to-date with the latest technology trends, offering you cutting-edge solutions to help your business stay ahead of the competition.
• We have experience working with global brands, understand the challenges of working with international clients, and can provide valuable insights and solutions.
• We offer competitive pricing. You can get high-quality services at a fraction of the cost of hiring larger design agencies. 

If you want  a professional and unique website it is definitely worth spending money on a web design. Let a professional create a design that will accurately represent your business. A low quality web design makes your business look uncredible and unprofessional. 

Before starting design or development, we work through the following items to ensure the success of your project:

• Understanding your product or services
• Identifying your target market
• Analyse your traffic
• Talk about your budget
• Discuss the purpose of your site?
• Does your site have growth capacity?
• Do you need other services?
• Do you have existing business systems?
• Do you have a timeframe or schedule?

A custom web design can vary in cost. Factors affecting the price include the number of pages, type of design, type of website and existing intellectual property. Custom web designs can cost as little as $1,200 and as much as $50,000.

Front-end developers are responsible for a website or application’s visual design and interactivity. They use coding languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create user interfaces that are both appealing and functional. Front end developers also work closely with UI designers to design and build web pages and ensure optimal performance.

Before starting design or development, we work through the following items to ensure the success of your project:

• Understanding your product or services
• Identifying your target market
• Analyse your traffic
• Talk about your budget
• Discuss the purpose of your site?
• Does your site have growth capacity?
• Do you need other services?
• Do you have existing business systems?
• Do you have a timeframe or schedule?

• Headers: A site header is found a the top of the page and typically contains the company logo, main navigation and other information.
• Menus and navigation: A site menu is a list of links to the main pages of a website, generally located at the top or side of a web page.
• Contact and enquiry forms: A site contact form is a web-based form that allows visitors to your website to contact you, collect feedback, request information, or submit questions.
• CTA (Call To Action): A site CTA is a button or link that encourages users to do something, like downloading a white paper, a newsletter subscription or making a purchase.
• Reviews: A site review is a detailed evaluation of a website’s strengths and weaknesses. It covers everything from the site’s design and layout to its content, functionality, and user experience.
• Online stores: A online site store is a website that allows users to purchase goods and services online. Online stores typically include a shopping cart, allowing users to add items to their shopping cart and checkout using a credit card or other payment method.
• Blogs and articles: A blog is a user-generated site where entries are made in journal style and displayed in reverse chronological order.
• Image galleries: A site image gallery is a collection of images that have been compiled and organised for easy viewing on a website.
• Image sliders: Image sliders are a standard feature on sites, especially eCommerce sites. They allow visitors to see multiple images of products in one place without clicking through several pages. Many image sliders also have controls that enable users to pause or scroll through the photos manually.
• Google Maps: An embedded Google Map is a map displayed on a website using Google Maps technology. These are customisable with various features such as zoom level, type of map, and location.
• Social media widgets: A social media widget is a feature that allows users to interact with social media content on a website without having to leave the site. These include buttons for liking or sharing content and tools for following or subscribing to social media accounts.
• Pricing tables: A site pricing table is a table that lists the different prices for different products or services on a website.
• Video players: A site video player is a piece of software that allows you to play videos on your website. There are many different video players, and each has its own set of features. Some video players are designed for specific video formats, while others can play multiple formats.
• Newsletters: A site newsletter section is a part of a website where people can sign up to receive a newsletter. Newsletter signup can be on a page section, a popup or a separate page. 
• CMS: Content management systems (CMS) are software applications or related programs used to create and manage digital content. 
• Site Maps: A sitemap is a tool that helps you keep track of all the pages on your website. It is beneficial for sites with much content or constantly changing content.
• FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions): A FAQ is a list of questions and answers commonly asked about a particular topic.
• Popups: A site popup is an advertisement that appears on a web page. Website popups can promote a product or service or collect leads for a sales or marketing team.
• Footers: A site footer is a website section that appears at the bottom of the page. It typically contains copyright information and links to other pages on the site.
• Web applications: A web application is an interactive application or element.

We are a website design agency focusing on doing web design and web development well. However, we have strong relationships with several marketing agencies, including a digital marketing agency based in Sydney. They can help you with your site growth to increase sales, get more customers and generate leads.