How do I choose a web designer?

If you are in the market for a new website, one of the first things you'll need to do is hire a web designer (like www.enicola.com). As in any field, there are good web designers and bad web designers. It's of utmost importance that you can determine which is which. Because designers and design studios vary greatly in price, quality and services provided, it can be an overwhelming prospect to find one that fits your needs.

1. TIPS:

   Analyze their portfolio
   Look at designers that have a website portfolio, make sure they have already b uilt plenty of websites and show them in the portfolio. enicola.com has been building websites since 1997, you can view enicola.com's online portfolio here.

2. Look for experience
   Ask how long the designer has been in business and if possible, ask for references. Talking with past clients is a great way to find out more about the designer. Were they readily accessible? Flexible? Receptive to their ideas? Did they get the type of website they'd hoped for? enicola.com has been building websites since 1997, additionally, If you would like to view enicola.com's references they are available online here.

3. You should never choose a designer based on price alone. Remember, it's not just about getting a website-- you'll need a website that will actually perform. That old adage really is true-- you often get exactly what you pay for. Typically, designers who are extremely inexpensive lack experience, so they won't have a grasp of good web design techniques such as meta tag building, code enhancing, keyword rich content, layouts that are 'search engine' friendly and so on. There are many details to building a good website and this includes behind the scene code as well as the visual layout of the page. enicola.com homepage has been teted to be W3 HTML 4.01 Compliant and the keyword density and meta tags have been optimized on the site for search engines. feel free to test the page.

4. Get it in writing
   Make sure the design company you chooses clearly outlines the work to be performed, their pricing structure, an agreed-upon deadline, and their terms of service, all before you begin the project. A contract protects both you and the web designer-- it will clearly define what you are paying for and what the designer is expected to do. enicola.com always provides a professional agreement and project overview along with customized quote and agreement before beginning a project.

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