If
you’re seeking an affordable, attractive website, you’ve
come to the right place! Right Hand Concepts offers a variety
of options that will keep your business website costs within your
budget.
My pricing structure is very simple—I charge a flat, hourly
rate that includes website design, testing & uploading your
site to the web, registering it with major search engines, updates,
general consulting—even copywriting and editing, to give
your site’s content added selling power.
What’s
the benefit? You’re only charged for the time I spend working
on your site. (For example, a small, basic site will cost you
much less than a large, complex one with custom graphics, etc.)
I work fast & efficiently, and free price estimates are available.
Contact
me via email
or at 203-382-0403 for a free consultation. And check out these
examples of websites I’ve done (including the site you’re
on right now).
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SojournerNetwork.org:
A political organization dedicated to increasing the number
of African-American Democratic women elected to political
office in Connecticut. |
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Elite
PA Services: Owned & founded by former
Essence arts & entertainment editor Elayne
Fluker, it's a professional assistant placement agency that
provides personal/administrative support to entertainers,
entrepreneurs & executives. |
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TheLiteracyAcademy.com:
Right Hand Concepts re-designed this site for a The Literacy
Academy, LLC--a Darien, CT.-based business that offers middle-
and high-school tutoring, along with college preparation coursework.
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BlackPrint.com:
An acclaimed, New Haven, CT.-based bookstore specializing
in African-American & Christian literature and artwork.
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GrooveParlorTV.com:
This is a site that Right Hand Concepts designed for Chicago-based
indie production company PH Factor Productions. I continue
to maintain the site, and still assist CEO/founder Paula J.
Harris with event promotions. |
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BookerBrown.com:
Formerly my personal wedding experience site (I was married
Oct. 19, 2002), I've re-designed and expanded it to reflect
my new wedding site design services. (The wedding experience
section is still available, as well--like two sites in one!) |
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Triscene.com:
The name comes from a combination of "tri-state area"
and "scene." I designed & launched this site
in early 2000 as a NY/CT-based e-zine and showcase
of my freelance writing. Along with designing the site, I
contribute about 95% of the content (which is "conversational
& humorous"). |
