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Choosing Your Web Design
(ContentDesk) July 4, 2005 -- Professional is probably the most time consuming part of the web development, so my first tip would be, before you are contacting a Company, to browse the Internet for companies which offer similar services and products - you will find probably hundreds of websites. Save four or five websites which you really like in your Web Browser's "Favorites", print out these, and show them to as many people as you can, especially to your existing customers, and ask them which one it's more likely is to make them take an action (contact, buy, subscribe) on the site. This way you have conducted your own little "marketing pool" which will add weeks and weeks of online presence and business.Based on this little pool you've conducted you know have a good idea about how your website should look like to entice your visitors to buy your service or product.The next step

would be to contact the Company of your choice and show them exactly want you want, cutting this way 80% of the design time. The designer will probably make suggestions and additions, some off them good ones but most of them just so they can mark up the price of the design. I would advise that you should be very firm with your web designer if you really want your website to be up and running ASAP.Another very important aspect of this design contracting process is that even you showed them exactly what you want, you have to realize that you are not the Company only client and their designers are working on probably tens of other projects too, so I would advise you to put in the contract you are signing a deadline for the site design, and ask for penalties on the Company end if the deadline is not met, this way you will ensure that your project is prioritized..