Debunking the myths of website platforms
Wordpress. Wix. Weebly. GoDaddy. Squarespace. These are just a few “platforms” that are allowing a more simplified approach to web design. And while there are some companies who need to have a completely custom-built site, platforms are allowing a quicker, most cost-effective way to create your very own corner of the internet. These platforms offer the best of both worlds…. a do-it-yourself site design utilizing one of the preformed templates, and you have the option to tap into a designer who can take the platform and custom create a site for you, again… at a fraction of the cost and time.
5 questions to ask your web designer
Now imagine you need a website… or want to refresh the one you’ve got. You see other sites you like, determine how you would like your site to operate and function, and maybe you’ve even got a few ideas on some design elements. Just like building a house, you’ve decided to turn to a professional to help you build this project. That’s when the parallels come to an end. To often, web design clients simply ask, “how much” and “when will this be completed?” However, there are some other critical questions to ask. Here’s a few to consider:
Does your website need a refresh?
Potential customers are likely to look for your brand or products and services online. A strong online presence is key in attracting customers, building brand loyalty, and driving revenue. However, if your website isn’t working properly or doesn’t clearly represent you, your brand, or your company, you might be losing your potential audience.