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What services does Hoke Designs offer?
Website design and development, managed hosting, drone photo and video, photography, logos and branding, marketing, video editing, and fine art prints of our own photography.
Where is Hoke Designs located?
In the Mendenhall Valley in Juneau, Alaska. We work with clients across Southeast Alaska and all over the world.
How long have you been in business?
Since 2007.
How do I get a quote?
Use the form on this page and choose "A quote", or call or email us. Pricing depends on what you need, so we'll ask a few questions and then send you a clear quote.
How quickly will I hear back?
Within one business day. If it's urgent, call (424) 209-8199.
Can you build a new website from scratch?
Yes. We design and build websites from the ground up, and we can add features like an online store, bookings, courses, events or donations. Each of those has a live demo on our site.
Do you host and maintain websites?
Yes. Our managed hosting keeps your site secure, fast and up to date, and we handle updates and fixes for you.
I'm already a client. Where do I get help?
Open a request on our support desk at support.hokedesigns.com or email [email protected]. It goes straight into our support queue.
What does a project look like?
We talk through what you need, put together a plan, show you a design, take your feedback, refine it and then launch. Timelines depend on the project, and we agree on one before we start.
Do you only work with local clients?
No. Most of our work is done remotely, so we work with clients everywhere. Drone and photo shoots are based in Southeast Alaska.
