Welcome!

Is your organization or business looking for a way to get your name out on the internet, but just don’t know where to start? Do you already have a website and want a new look?

Argraff Web Design can help.

Websites aren’t easy. In fact, they can get downright confusing. Artists, art organizations, non-profits and small businesses are often left relying on volunteers to create and maintain websites because a professional is just too expensive.

Well designed websites should be standard and affordable for everyone,
regardless of business type or size.

The websites we build are structurally clean, work in all major browsers and are both exciting and pleasant to look at. Take a look at our portfolio to see some examples.

The internet can seem vast and unfriendly; let us make your corner of the web a haven for your audience and customers. A place that they can get all of the essential information about you and what you do best. A place where they can easily find your hours and contact information. A place...well, it can be anything you choose. Your art is special; tell everyone why!

To get started now, think about what your organization needs.

  • What are your goals? How could having a website help?
  • Do you need help to get your presence online?
  • If you have a website, is it updated often? Does it need a facelift?

Contact us via email or by phone (570.951.6451) and let’s set up an appointment to talk. It won’t cost you a dime to find out if we’re a fit.

Mission

Argraff is dedicated to serving a small set of clients from the arts fields by providing quality web sites built on standards. We promise to work within the tight budgets smaller artistic ventures and businesses must live within. We also promise to deliver quality websites that work in all major web browsers and to provide timely updates when our clients need them. We support your work; let us help you thrive and grow!

History

Argraff Web Design (formerly known as F.E.G. Press: Webs) began in 2005 and currently serves as active webmaster to twenty sites, with more being added soon. The concept for the company came about after designer Andy Bishop attended the 2005 Pennsylvania Performing Arts on Tour (PennPAT) retreat, and learned how many artists in PA are in need of a professional face on the web. Understanding budget restraints as well as how to use web standards to save time and money, Andy decided to offer her services. She was joined in 2007 by Ingrid Barnes, who handles the marketing planning, media negotiating and some of the print design work.

Argraff's logo design is by Victor Koons Graphic Design.