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Select the alignment for your layout.

Select the vertical alignment of your layout.

Select Yes if you want your header or footer to be resized based on the client's browser resolution.

Select the flexible option if you want your layout to resize based on the web browser's resolution. This may increase the time needed to complete your order. Responsive will adapt your layout to different screen resolutions. If you select responsive, please attach designs for smaller dimensions.

The footer area will always be placed at the bottom of the page, even if there is little content.

This option guarantees that your markup will be displayed correctly in iPhone, iPad, Blackberry 5+, Android 2.2+.

This option guarantees that your markup will be displayed correctly in Internet Explorer 7. Internet Explorer 8+ compatibility is included by default.

Section 508 compliance is a common requirement for United States state agencies. Ensures that users with disabilities can access the information presented on the web page.

Enable to use custom fonts for a text without image replacements.

Allows users to change font size in browsers and ensures that layout does not break when font size is changed.

Adds dynamic rollovers for links, buttons or menu elements.

SSI Implementation. The code will be divided into several logical files: header, menu, content, footer and more.

Link each page of your project.

Select this option if you want to make dynamic PHP forms. For example: Contact form, Quote form, Upload form.

Select this option if you want to implement the coding that uses SEO-valued tags to underline the most important parts of the content. The option also includes content positioning techniques, moving the most important parts of the content to the top of the page code. SEO semantic coding improves page readability for search engines.

Select your preferred coding type. We advice to use W3C Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional or W3C Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict for fully compatibility.

Important: HTML5 is supported natively by Firefox 3.5+, Safari 4+, Google Chrome and Opera 10+; Internet Explorer 6+ will support it through JavaScript.

Get print-friendly formatting for your web pages.

Enable special load speed optimization.

The accordion menu introduces itself vertically arranged clickable sections. These sections expand up or down to reveal a menu item when clicked. Once the section of the menu is opened, there appears a content associated with that item. This type of menu allows you to compact the list of items into small sections and expand them when needed. There can one item expanded at a time. Example

A calendar application is a client-side script which opens a window containing a monthly calendar. You can choose design of your calendar fitting the overall web-page look. It is an essential tool for booking services, archives, events follow up, “track and trace” functions, etc. Example

Carousel is a dynamic multimedia gallery that supports an unlimited number of images or videos played in a browser window. This application allows creating and publishing first-class web galleries with all possible multimedia files for your website. The gallery brings into a focus one big multimedia file accompanied with the thumbnails tape containing the slides of the other images. Example

These are the checkboxes for your questionnaires, radio or any other choice buttons. These custom form elements help you to match the same style or design of the web-site, improve the usability and accessibility of the content of the web-site. In case your default form elements do not match with the whole look of the web-site, here you can order the new ones according to your design preferences. Example

A drop-down list is a list of menu that opens when clicked or hovered with the mouse. The drop-down list stays open until the user selects the item in the menu by clicking on it. In case the user moves away the mouse from the list, the menu “closes” automatically. that allows you to choose one value from a list. You can use it with or without slide/fade effects. Example

A lightbox is a JavaScript application, which is used to display large size images or videos using modal window that appears above the content and allows the users to view the multimedia file without leaving the current page. The window is framed with the white color and has a transparent overlay. Lightbox is an optimal solution to store multimedia files for you or your clients. Example

A popup is a new small window (so called “floating window”) which appears in the foreground of the main window and displays advertisement content. Popups can be appear from a single or double mouse click, as well as a mouse rollover or even can be timed. Example

A slider is a graphical user interface widget in a form of a horizontal or vertical bar. It contains a moving handle or a pointer (e.g. thumb, scroll bar) sliding along the scale. A user can move the handle on its own by clicking on it or on the control buttons positioned aside. Therefore, the value on the slider changes accordingly depending on the data input. Example

Tabs is a mechanism to overlay several pages in a single window, which allows page selection by clicking on named tabs. Only one page with its content can be shown at a time. The tabs switching function can be manual and automatic. Tabs help to use the space on your web-site more efficient. Example

The tooltip is a common graphical user interface element in a form of a small rectangle, which appears when you hover your mouse cursor over an item on the screen (e.g. word, hyperlink). This small window displays a short informative text, which gives a description of an object being pointed at. Example

Check If you are interested in having a customed/unique Javascript element, we can create it for you.