Web design

Listed price below

Logos, favicon, etc.

Labor per hour
$35
  • Icons
  • Favicon
  • Logos
  • Flyers
  • Business Cards
  • Photos

Domain and Hosting

URL and Storage
$∞
  • SSL
  • Domain Name Services
  • Hosting
  • Scalability and elasticity
  • IP privacy 
  • Podcasting

Self-hosting:

Self-hosting can be an attractive option for small businesses or individuals with the necessary technical knowledge and resources.

However, it requires a certain level of technical expertise and can be more time-consuming and complex than using a traditional web hosting service. With self-hosting, the website owner is responsible for setting up and maintaining their own web server rather than relying on a third-party hosting provider.

Traditional Hosting:

Traditional hosting involves hosting multiple websites on a single physical server, with each website having its own domain name and IP address. Hosting companies that manage the server and provide technical support typically offer this type of hosting.

Traditional hosting can be a more cost-effective option than cloud hosting, particularly for small businesses. It also provides greater control over the server, which can be important for businesses that need to comply with certain regulations.

Cloud Hosting:

Unlike traditional hosting, cloud hosting uses a network of virtual servers to host websites. This type of hosting is typically more scalable, flexible, and reliable than traditional hosting.

However, cloud hosting can be more costly than traditional hosting, and finding support for website issues may be more challenging.

Traditional vs cloud

Although traditional hosting may be more cost-effective and provide greater control, it does have some drawbacks.

One downside to traditional hosting is that it can be challenging to scale up. If a business’s website starts to receive more traffic, it may require an upgrade to a more powerful server, which can be costly. Furthermore, traditional hosting may be more vulnerable to security threats because all the websites on the server share the same resources.

What is Domains Names any why it’s important

Often referred to as a “domain,” a domain is the unique name given to a website on the internet. An example of a domain is www.example.com, the web address or URL used to access a website. A domain name can be registered through a domain registrar, which is usually linked to an IP address for the location of the website’s files on the internet.

There are various components to a domain name, including the top-level domain (TLD), which appears as part of the domain name (such as .com, .org, .net, etc.), as well as the second-level domain (such as “example” in www.example.com), which is the main part of the domain name. Choosing a unique domain name is essential to creating a memorable and recognizable online presence.

Whether you choose self-hosting, traditional, or cloud hosting, a domain name is still an essential purchase. It is possible to mask your public IP address using a domain name, making it easier for users to access your website. A domain name can be used to access a website rather than its IP address when registered and pointed to your web server. There are some benefits associated with this, including:

  1. A domain name allows you to protect your public IP address by keeping it hidden from the public.
  2. A domain name is easier to remember and type than an IP address (which is a string of numbers).
  3. Branding: A domain name can help you establish a brand identity and make it easier for customers to find you online.

Domain names are similar to physical addresses for businesses. They enable customers to find you easily and distinguish you from your competitors. In addition to using a domain name, you can also protect your public IP address. It is recommended to take precautions such as using a firewall, configuring your router’s security settings, and regularly updating your software to prevent security vulnerabilities.