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January 30, 2005
How to Hire a Web Designer
An article written for the customer and not the web designer, this article provides a decent overview of what to look for in a good web design firm or contractor.
Amazingly, much of the criteria for a good Web Design company is also a much similar criteria for any building type project - good references, nice examples of work, general "vibe", etc. . .
If you want a Website, but you're not a designer or developer, how can you go about getting one? You don't have the time to learn what it takes to be a Web design guru and you don't trust that your cousin, who studied computer science, has enough experience to build you a professional Website. So, who can you hire to build your site? With thousands of Web designers and developers out there, ranging from individual freelancers to big Web design agencies, how can you make sure you choose the right help?
Posted by Don at January 30, 2005 10:27 PM
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