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Why can't I just build my own Web site?
That is an interesting question. Many people do build their own sites. There are software reviews in almost every PC magazine for Web site design and graphic tools. It's so enticing! Can it be that difficult?
Ultimately, the answer depends on how professional you would like the published site to be, how much money you're inclined to spend, and how long you're prepared to wait. The best HTML and graphic tools alone will cost you about $1,000.00. You will then either need some training courses on how to use them, and use them together to accomplish the desired outcome, or you need to spend many, many hours with trial and error. You will also need to study a book on good site design to thwart "beginners" blunders. And don't forget to study how to design pages that look good on any of the different browsers. Finally, don't forget to build a few practice sites... experience is the best teacher!
Four to six months later and thousands of dollars spent and untold hours, you're at long last ready to begin building your own "professional-looking" Web site... or are you? Maybe you've missed some important tips or perhaps you've fallen behind in the latest technologies and design ideas. At Sharp Designs it is our sole business to be the best at Web design as we can be, spending our time and energies keeping up with the latest techniques and standards that you don't have the time (or desire?) to worry about. You pay us to do what we do best, leaving you to do what you do best!
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Sharp Designs as built quite a variety of websites.
Here's just one of our many clients:

Client: Amherst Christian Fellowship
Project: The Amherst Christian Fellowship is the local InterVarsity chapter at Amherst College in Amherst, MA. The founders of Sharp Designs, both Amherst alums, gladly volunteered to create and manage the organizations web site. This was one of the first web projects that Sharp Designs undertook. Sharp Designs still maintains the site on occasion, with help from current students at Amherst.
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