Phew!

Worry-free websites for businesses on a budget

Demo

Naturally, you want to see this thing, right? View the demo site.

Your website will look just like that – except:

• it'll have a different colour scheme, which I will custom create for you
• it'll have a different header image, which I will add for you
• it'll have your logo at the top left (if you don't have one already, I'll create a simple text-based logo for you)

And it'll have your content, obviously! I will set up your pages and insert your starter copy to get you going (as long as you can get it to me within two weeks), and because the site's built with WordPress, you'll also be able to edit it yourself afterwards (I've even made video tutorials to show you how).

Phew! in action

Your Nisaba is a completely standard installation of Phew!. I create a custom colour scheme for every Phew! website. The logo is a good example of the kind of simple text-based logo I can create for your site if you don't already have one.

Want some extra customisation?

If you're thinking, 'Hm, I love the design, but I'd love it even more if we could just change a thing or two…' then fear not. I'm happy to do some extra custom work on your Phew! site. If you're interested, contact me for a quote.

Here are some examples of Phew! sites with extra customisation:

Reach For Resolution is a standard Phew! website except for one tiny customisation – Rachel wanted the font changed to a sans-serif, to match her existing logo.

I did quite a bit of custom work on Organiser Publications: it has a custom header with a message overlaid on the photo; it has custom tables to display their pricing packages; and the pricing pages also have a custom submenu above the content rather than to the left. They already had a logo.

Pauline already had some clear ideas about how she wanted Creative Writing Consultancy to look. Her chosen colours were no problem, as I always customise the colour scheme on a Phew! site, but she also wanted to place the name of the site within the header image, and centre her strapline above it. So I did a little custom work to achieve this. Other customisations were: a newsletter form on the front page, and in the sidebars of the site; a plugin to allow her to show books from Amazon in her blog sidebar; and simple tables for her pricing.