For all intents and purposes, yes. We'll ask you to promise not to turn yourself into a web development company and compete with us, but yes, if you decided at some point to part ways with TDG, you'll be able to take your web site with you - graphics, programming, databases, etc.

We do not directly host any websites. We work closely with several well respected hosting companies who offer a wide range of hosting solutions that we can refer you to. Or we can work with a hosting company of your choice. Either way we can deal directly with them on your behalf to ensure your project's success.

We have chosen not to produce projects containing explicit language or lewd content. In some rare cases we will reject projects based solely on content.

We create a large variety of projects from print, web design and development to Windows desktop application development.

Like anything, a good Web site takes time. Because TDG focuses on custom solutions, we need to work with you to develop your site to meet your needs. It's a very interactive process that will evolve into a fantastic web site for your organization. That being said, to build a Web site properly and thoroughly, you can expect an average timeline of 10-16 weeks. Many sites will take longer due to their complexity. With solid communication from our clients, we meet each stage of the project and deliver our web sites on time and within budget.

TDG builds a wide range of web sites, and each site is custom built. That means custom graphics and custom functionality - specifically for your needs and built for your audience. So naturally, we need to sit down with you and truly think through your web site (with you!) before we can deliver a proposal with a cost estimate. Contact us today and we can help you with YOUR web site.

TDG is experienced in the following programming languages and applications: HTML, JavaScript, Active Server Pages (ASP), ASP.NET, DHTML, AJAX, XML, Microsoft SQL Database Server, Flash, and others.

A web application is a program that runs on the web. Typically interactive, the application accepts input from the web user, processes the input, and displays the results. Web applications usually have a multi-tier architecture and use technologies such as ASP, XML, and database connectivity to perform the data processing. Web development firms should have certain plans and procedures for web based applications. Read more about the web based application services we offer.

eCommerce is a general term for any type of business, or commercial transaction, that involves the transfer of information and funds across the Internet. This covers a range of different types of selling, from consumer-based retail sites through auction and music sites, to business exchanges trading goods or services between corporations.

CMS stands for Content Management System. This refers to software that allows someone to update and maintain a website and it's content without needing to know HTML.