You may not realize it, but the vast majority of web pages on the Internet today contain numerous errors. Sometimes these errors are extremely minimal and won't even be noticed, but often times they can cause issues -- anything from causing the web page to look different on different browsers to causing the entire web page to not display. Amazingly, even professionally designed web pages frequently contain at least a handful of errors. Take a minute to plug in the address of your web site in the bar below and see if there's anything wrong with it. If you don't have a web site yet, plug in one of your competitor's web sites.

Your web page, when in the form above, will bring the same result as when you check our web page -- a green bar explaining that everything is perfect.

A common mistake in web development is to only test in one browser -- the one that the author typically uses. The problem with this is that there are a number of web browsers out there -- and they don't always display the same code in the same way. Animus tests out all web pages in the following browsers: Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, MSIE 8, MSIE 6, and Konqueror. By testing with so many browsers, Animus can make sure that your customers will be seeing your web site exactly the way that you intend them to.

We get it. You're looking to have a web page designed for you because you don't want to have to learn everything there is to know about web design yourself -- including the lingo. At Animus Programming, we will speak to you in plain English. We will translate the computer-speak into something that makes sense to you so that you can truly make an informed decision.

If you've browsed the Internet long enough, you've probably seen at least a handful of truly ugly pages. We pledge to create a page for you that looks clean and professional, something that neither you nor we will be embarrassed by. Regardless of whether you want us to keep our watermark off your page or not (the decision is entirely yours), Animus will always be willing to proudly sign our name to our work.

Many web designers and programmers operate on a policy that they own the source code (the actual stuff that makes the web page exist) -- not the client. They'll tell you that this is necesarry to protect their intellectual property, but this gives them a fairly important advantage: If you want to have a change made to your project, you have two choices. Go back to the original company and pay whatever they request, or pay a different company to build your entire web site up from scratch regardless of how small the change you want is.

We don't want you coming back to us because you have no other choice, we want you coming back to us because we did an exceptional job at a fair price. To this extent, at the end of our initial job you will own the source code, images, and scripts -- everything that you would need to go to one of our competitors if you feel that we did not do right by you.