Web Design & Development

Stage 38

Questions & Answers

I live in [any state], can still I use your services?
Yes! You'll have the same contact that other clients have and you may view your website's progress online - any time.
Will I need to supply a computer or office space for you to use?
No. All the necessary equipment is located at our office where the design and creation of your website takes place.
How does the billing process work?
Stage 38 bids projects as a subcontractor. A deposit is collected after the agreement is signed and invoices will be mailed to you on a payment schedule.
I received a letter from [an internet company]. It says my domain will expire or I owe them money.
These companies are trying to get your business. Don't follow their links or pay them. If you have questions about the status of your site, please contact Stage 38.
How do I update my website?
You may log-in to submit a request for changes or updates to your site. Or send an email to support@stage38.com.
Who owns the website once it's finished? What about copyright?
Stage 38 owns the code, designs, graphics, layout, and site itself until final signoff. After that...
  • You own your domain name.
  • You have the right to use Stage 38's creativity for the website.
  • The copyright for all source code, HTML, JavaScript, techniques, applications, or modifications belong to the original owner (Stage 38, subcontractors, programmers, or image suppliers).
  • Original artwork, images or text content supplied by you is still yours.
What fonts may I use on my website?
The use of a specific font (for example, Times New Roman) is dependent on that font being available on a user's machine. Also, sanserif fonts are recommended for web use because they are easier to read on screen. Some examples of sanserif fonts are:
  • Arial
  • Verdana
  • Geneva
  • Helvetica
  • San-Serif
A sans-serif font is one that has no "serifs" which are the little hooks at the end of the letters.

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