Apology Free Web Design
By: Miranda Larsen

It‘s all too often that clients hear, “I‘m sorry, that was a mistake, we will fix it right away.” But, it‘s not very often those words ever make it right. How do you get apology free web design? Look for agencies that have it all: graphic designers, web programmers, and flash designers, working together all in one place.

When it comes to building houses, you don‘t expect the contractor to be the architect, and you would not ask the architect to lay the bricks, would you? No, you probably would rather hire both to work together, so your house is built with the best knowledge and skills from both worlds. Let‘s face it, too many web designers offer too many techniques, but are often unable to deliver what they promise. There are a lot of instances when special customization must take place in order to get your website tailored to fit your specific needs. An agency that only uses templates or tables may not be able to offer you a tailored website, but the cost will be the same. Don‘t be fooled by jargon, make sure you do your homework and know what to expect once the contract is signed.

Either they are proficient, “code handlers” that lack professional graphic design knowledge, or they are top graphic artists with some Dreamweaver knowledge, but no idea about CSS or PHP. Don‘t get me wrong, there is some serious expertise in these fields out there. There are a lot of people with amazing skills that fall into these categories, but without finding an agency that can work within both realms, your website will fall short. The result of both always ends up the same: A big bill, a website that falls short, and a whole lotta sorries.

Mistakes happen and it‘s good to apologize and fix those mistakes. But, in these circumstances, the problems are hard to fix. How can the plain graphic designer write the code to fix what‘s wrong? They will try, but without the experience, skills, and knowledge, it can end up making the problem worse. And how does a computer programmer fix the graphics in a design gone wrong, without the proper understanding of “white space” and the “grid?” Without this training, they will be only able to work with the functionality of the space and make sure your website provides a necessary service. There are thousands upon thousands of websites clamoring for customer attention. You need to have a website that is also aesthetically pleasing and eye-popping at the same time being functional. Creating a website that fulfills the whole package will make it easier to get the first time customers, and keep the ones that you already have.

Don‘t wait for the apology. Look for design agencies that offer full spectrum work and have the creative team to back up what they offer. Take a look at their portfolio and view the websites and work they have done in the past. Find out if all the work is done in-house, or is it outsourced to other companies?Find out about the team‘s education and specialized skills. These questions will help you identify any problems that might occur in the future and will help you to find a team with the experience and knowledge you are looking for.

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Miranda Larsen is a writer and editor for Ardis Creative, one of the leading web design agencies in South Florida. Miranda graduated with a degree in communications from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She lives in Sunrise, Florida. For more information visit www.ardis-creative.com

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