Thread: Web design needed

I am in need of a website designed. I'm willing to offer webhosting in return. If the work is great, I'm willing to refer all web design clients to you.

I have a general idea of what I want as far as a design. Here is what I need:
- business is webhosting, domains, dedicated servers, colocation and managed services (see my current website Cyberbite.com for details)
- theme is Boston and Bean Town so logo and design should fit appropriately
- company name is BeanTown Communications, Inc, but the hosting business is BeanTown Host (beantownhost.com)
- need corporate logo & other unique site images
- main website with subpages. the website should be easily modifiable so that it can have a different look for each of the corporate divisions (corporate, hosting, domains, colocation, dedicated servers, vps, services)
- banners in various sizes for each of the divisions
- complete css tableless layouts
- all images and original psd's for all images

An example of a layout I like is HostGator, which has a clean well layed out look.

If you are interested you will need to submit the following.
- unique examples of work you have completed (ie. NOT cookie cutter templates from template websites)
- references
- what you are looking for in the way of webhosting in exchange for design

Please send submissions to matt[at]cyberbite[dot]com

Cyberbite added 69 Minutes and 10 Seconds later...

I think I posted in the wrong category. If one of the mod's can move to the appropriate marketplace category that would be great. thanks

That seems like a lot of work for just hosting in return.

Netridge,
You obviously missed a number of points that I clearly outlined.

1. I asked whoever is interested, let me know what type of hosting they are looking for in exchange. So I'm open to offers.

2. Think of this as a job interview for partnership. I can do the webdesign myself, but I'd prefer my company send the work to someone and let my business focus what it's main goals are, the hosting area (shared, vps, dedicated, colocation and managed services). But it needs to be mutually beneficial. I'm not going to send clients to a design firm who isn 't any good, or is going to steal away the web hosting portion.