The new site is live
We’ve updated aranetsolutions.com to give the work a better home. You can see what we build, compare service packages and follow the thinking behind the projects. The araNET identity stays at the center: a light page, bold type and the familiar aN mark.
Three services, with the details in one place
- Websites & maintenance: responsive business websites, from a focused single page to a connected multi-page site.
- Software & mobile development: web software and mobile apps, with UI/UX included in the build and a discounted option when both are built together.
- Brand & Design: identity work that carries through the logo, typography, color and practical brand assets.
Each service page explains its packages, starting prices, scope and exclusions. Aftercare is optional across all build packages. The service pages below are the place to check current pricing, rather than an old announcement.
More of the work, not just the names
The work section includes SiteLedger’s desktop and mobile previews, TryResumeAI and Mission Control. Demo dashboards and illustrative content are labeled; Mission Control remains a private operations system, not a public signup product.
The moving gallery also includes captured website previews for Grief Empowerment and Velum Rosaries. They show the sites, not a claim about client results.
A clearer project brief
The project brief starts with the service and package, then opens the relevant questions for a website, web software, mobile app, brand identity or ongoing care. You can ask for web and mobile together or start with an idea that still needs a scope. Aftercare stays optional; choosing an option is an enquiry, not a purchase or subscription.
The site should keep moving with us
The Blog is for practical articles and what we learn while building. Project updates are for what changed and what shipped. AI briefings keep their original sources and event dates; they are an editorial archive, not an automated live feed.
This post started as a preview note. We’ve updated it at the same address to reflect the launch. As the work changes, the stories should change with it.
