Well that’s what OE Design – The Web Designers have done this week.

They have decided to come out from hiding behind the internal pages of their website, and have presented the human face of the company with a short introductory video that features Peter Sinclair – the CEO and Sarah Schelbach – Chief Marketing Officer, in a beautiful outdoor bush setting.

Peter and Sarah share briefly about their new Instant Online Quoting System, along with their ROI(Return On Investment) calculator that allows future clients to know exactly how many products they need to sell to recoup their web development investment. All plans and pricings are fulling revealed – and for international customers there is even a convenient international currency converter.

In addition, Peter is launching his latest e-Book entitled ‘Seven Essential Things You Need To Do Before Hiring A Web Designer’. ‘The reason I wrote this’, Peter says, ‘is because most new business owners don’t have a clue as to what is involved in getting a website created. And it can at times be extremely daunting.’

‘So with these seven guideline’s’, he adds ‘I believe that those who are searching for a web designer will be much better informed. I truly believe that in this day an age, our role as designers is not just to create a product or provide a service, but in order for us to remain at the cutting edge of the industry we must also provide education for our clients.’

The fresh design of the OE Design – The Web Designers website, that even provides comprehensive details of their design guarantee, has been created in order to make the whole process of getting a new web design, for a company, a simple and easy process for the busy business owner.

Web Design Company’s Website Gets A Human Face-Lift is a post from: OE Design Blog

‘Amazon’s revolutionary electronic book, the Kindle, will arrive in Australia next week after a two-year wait.

Amazon Kindle vice-president Steve Kessel confirmed the gadget’s Australian arrival after the online book giant released an international version of the e-book reader.

Its release is made possible by Amazon’s deal with AT&T to provide mobile internet access outside the US, which will mean users can browse Amazon’s Kindle website with no book download costs.

Online books are expected to cost $US13.99 to download: $US4 more than in the US.

Mr Kessel said more than 200,000 books were now available for download from the Kindle online store, in addition to magazines and newspapers, and Australian titles would be added in future.

‘On the book side, our vision is to deliver any book ever printed in any language available in less than 60 seconds,’ he said. ‘That will definitely, over time, include local Australian published books aren’t available at the moment. We have a relationship with over 100,000 publishers.’

The Amazon Kindle offers a 6in Electronic Ink screen that use little power, a built-in dictionary, the ability to store bookmarks and a wireless internet connection using the mobile phone network. The international version of the device will cost $US279.

Sony recently announced plans to launch two new e-book readers, including a touchscreen device and US book chain Barnes & Noble is said to be working on its own e-book gadget.’

Source: Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson of The Courier Mail

The E-Book Revolution Continues is a post from: OE Design Blog