Hello, Im Luke. I just thought I would introduce me, the god.

Haha Ok well not that much of a god but hello.

I run a design studio where we do websites (flash mainly), graphics (logos and more), video design (promos and more) and all for very cheap such as...

a flash website I will charge £15 more on average! Im not joking :)

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Quick, practical note for the thread. Welcome — and in response to 's one-page redesign question (and 's comic relief), here is a short, actionable checklist plus a few modern cautions to make a simple site look professional without overwork.

  • Start with one clear goal and one primary CTA. Design every section to drive that action.
  • Hero area: concise headline, supportive line, bold CTA. Keep copy tight.
  • Visual hierarchy: limit fonts, use consistent scale, generous whitespace.
  • Assets: use SVG for logos/icons, compress images, and lazy-load nonessential media.
  • Mobile-first responsive layout and proper viewport handling; test on real devices (MDN: Responsive Design).
  • Performance: reduce requests, defer noncritical JS, serve optimized images (web.dev: Fast).
  • Accessibility: semantic structure, contrast, labels and keyboard usability (see WCAG basics at W3C WAI).
  • Trust: visible contact info, short testimonials, and a simple privacy note.

Avoid building new projects in deprecated tech — Flash reached end of life and is no longer supported in modern browsers (Adobe Flash Player End-of-Life). Use HTML5/CSS and progressive enhancement.

For pricing and workflow: give a small fixed-fee audit, present 2–3 package tiers (basic, plus responsive testing, plus analytics/setup), require a deposit, and show a before/after micro case in your portfolio. This keeps scope clear and demonstrates value beyond the sticker price.

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