Sourcing and Hiring The Best Web Designers

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Hiring the Best Web Designers

The Best Things To Look For In Web Design

A website is another tool by which companies and individuals alike can bring their services, products or specialties to the marketplace. While this awesome way of doing business is still relatively new, it has grown into a very profitable companion to many brick and mortar stores. Some websites are strictly online, while others have both a storefront and online delivery method as well. It really does not matter what the purpose of the site is or even what the company wishes to deliver, however what does matter is how it is delivered to the public. A website, just like a retail store is the face of the business, meaning that what people see creates their first impression.

Web Designers Can Create Impressions

A good web designer can build a site that is impressive, delivers the correct message and is easy for visitors to maneuver. This makes visitors, customers and prospects feel good about the service that they are requesting, because things work correctly for them. Just as if an individual went into a retail store and all of the jeans were in different places throughout the store and sizes were in a jumbled mess, they would become frustrated as well as consider the store a poor operation. They might not ever seek the services of that store again, which can hurt retail sales greatly! The same stands true for a poorly designed website, one that is not organized well or does not deliver what it is supposed to.

What To Look For?

A web designer should be someone that designs websites for a living. Not a person that likes to play on the computer or has set up a blog or two. From professional experience to the ability to understand search engines and create the message that the company is sending, designers should be able to provide samples.

A Good Web Design Addresses The Core Functions

A typical website is one that is made up of images, texts and informational sources that cater to those searching for a particular product or service. In order to deliver those results it is a complex make up of many things. A good web designer is more than a person that knows how to make a webpage look good, they are skilled individuals that are able to take those creative ideas and build a well organized website to meet the mission of the business.

Usability & Visitor Friendly

In order to obtain a user friendly site a web designer must first organize the site as well as the content. Without organization it can be quite difficult to find one’s way around a site. Since information is the reason that most people visit websites this is important. That is the absolute beauty of the internet, information is right there at consumers finger tips. Make sure during the review of the designers portfolio that the flow and organization of other sites that they have created is well organized and flows appropriately. Other factors in a sites ability to be user friendly are the navigation system that links properly and works without fail. Web users become very distracted and frustrated when they click the navigation bar to find that the link is broken or takes them to a completely different area! The reliability of a website is extremely important as well, the site should be properly structured so that it loads correctly, every time and does not make a user sit there waiting for too long.  

A Broken Promise Of A Web Designer

Web designing firms are in the business of creating websites and making a good profit off of doing so. Sometimes firms and individual web designers promise things that they simply cannot produce or may even be impossible. Unless they are working for a client that has vast website and internet marketing experience, they generally get by with these grandiose promises, until they belly up a few months down the road. Information and knowledge is key in avoiding large hypes or sales pitches that promise the ratings of a national retailer simply by building a website from scratch! Read on for more details about things that shouldn’t be promised by a web designer.  


A Group Of Professionals


When interviewing web designers it is a good idea to ask them several different questions. Not only about their experience, cost and how they plan on taking ideas to turn them into a wonderfully designed site, but also more in-depth questions. Questions such as do they build the entire site themselves, are they proficient in HTML, graphics embedding, search engine optimization and so on? Do they have a team that helps them with any of these jobs, and if so what are their qualifications, are they experienced or just whoever is not busy at the time? These are all important questions and a good web designer should have the time to answer these questions for a prospective client. A few of the professionals to ask about include the following:
•    Writer for content
•    Graphics specialist
•    CSS file specialist
•    Marketing specialist


Site Design

Of course the designer should be quizzing a potential client as to what they envision for their site. Is it full of moving graphics, homemade member videos or packed full of content? Designers should be interested in their clients input as to layout, colors, font styles and the overall feel that the website gives. If this information is not asked for, it is like a guessing game and chances are that the client will not be happy with their site. So, unless comfortable with a web designer that does it all from scratch through their own accord, make sure that they are seeking your input for the visuals and looks of the website.  

Take Information & Make It Work

While the designer should be asking for input about the site they should be planning the logistics of the site. Clients are not going to specify whether they want static or fixed graphics, or even the creative balance, however it is their job to take those desires, ideas and wants of the client and make all those technical factors come together appropriately!


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