Dandelion Web Design has extensive experience developing Web sites with the WordPress and osCommerce platforms, on-page SEO (Search Engine Optimization) to help your web site rank well with search engines and social media tools. I would be happy to chat with you about any of the Toronto Web Design Services I offer.
- WordPress Website Design & Development
Dandelion Web Design can handle your WordPress setup, installation, and theme customization. WordPress is an extremely popular open source content management system for web blogs, but it is also used as a full-fledged CMS for a wide variety of web projects.
- osCommerce / WP Online Store
From straight out-of-the-box osCommerce looks like a less than exciting gray store-front, but with customization osCommerce can be used to design a professional ecommerce online store. The WP Online Store Plugin integrates osCommerce and WordPress.
- WordPress Website in a Weekend Course
Do you want to build and maintain your own WordPress website? With this package I install WordPress for you and then provide you with instruction and support.
- SEO Website Assessment
I will provide you with a no-obligation objective assessment of your existing web site including a list of recommendations to improve navigation, search engine optimization, design and content.
- Web Copywriting and Editing
Writing for the web is different from writing for the printed page. A challenge with web writing is that you aren't just writing for site visitors you are also writing your copy for search engines. An SEO copywriting expert will edit your web copy or provide copy with consideration to search results and your audience.
- Website Hosting
Dandelion Web Design does not provide hosting services, however I would be pleased to walk you through the signup process and to help you register your domain name.
- Domain Name Registration
I would be pleased to walk you through the process of registering your domain. If you aren't ready to develop your site it is still a good idea to secure your domain name and setup a "future home of page".
