So, you have determined that you want a web site for your business? Well, there are a number of key-points to remember BEFORE you make one of the most important choices for your business.


Choosing the right designer for your business web site:


When it comes to choosing the right web designer for your site, you should shop around first to take a look at all of the options that are available. There are many web design companies out there to pick from. And many are great at what they do.


Always ask to see samples of a web designer's previous work and analyze their portfolio. This will allow you to get a much better feel for the style of sites any specific web designer is capable of creating. Most of the time, web designers have their own unique style and it is possible to spot which designs they have done in the past. I mean, it is similar to every other artist's style; you really can spot their previous works based on the general layout, color scheme, and over all visual appearance of the sites.


Experience is also a key factor here. So you will be better off by choosing a web designer who has more experience under their belt.


Another essential point you should define is whether or not the web designer can make you a 100% custom site. Or will it be only a basic template web design that hundreds or even thousands of people already have the Internet. Pretty much anybody change the name of a template and then create a basic HTML web page in Publisher or Microsoft Word.


Web sites that are custom built will stand more the remaining fundamental template web designs out these days that so many people are using. A custom web design will catch the attention of your potential customers and show them that you've got a really professional internet presence and you mean business.


A lot of web designers today pick to do the template web sites for one of 2 reasons:


They might be lacking the required skills needed to develop a fully custom site. It'll inevitably set you back more for a custom site. But it really is completely worth the extra money spent. When it is a site that's unique and created for merely your business and not everybody else's, in the end you'll really be much happier with your web site.


Communication with an expected web designer is also essential in the development of your internet site. You must be perfectly clear and define your targets up-front, before you actually sign a web design service contract with a designer. Be sure you know what you are getting for your money and make sure you get it!


Defining these things will allow you to in the long run and will also make sure you and the web designer are on the same page.


In addition , I use what I call my "web design preparation worksheet". This worksheet gives "milestones" or deadlines for each phase of the web design job. Things like "In 2 weeks the general layout will be done" and "2 weeks after that, the site will be coded and launched" and then "In one moth after the web site is found, we are going to assess it to see what needs to be adjusted", etc. (these are only examples, by the way. The details included in one of my genuine worksheets gives precise dates and more special milestones.

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