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So, you decided to have a website created but you do not know who will do the best job, and, most importantly, where to start. Here are the principal elements of website creation — we hope that our advice will help you avoid any problems further down the line.

Who to work with.

First and foremost, you should decide who to work with. Nowadays, many people try to earn their living from the Internet, which means you can find both real professionals and total amateurs on the web. We categorize web developers in three groups:

Amateurs. Sometimes we hear people say: “My friend's hobby is web page creation, so he'll make my site as well.” Having a friend like that is great, however, unfortunately, very often the results of their work leave much to be desired. It should not be forgotten that professional website construction is a complex work of a group of specialists in different areas, and it is literally impossible for one single person to possess all the necessary knowledge. The majority of clients have no idea of the complexity of professional web development, and make a mistake by relying on one — often amateur — developer.

Freelancers. Among independent freelancers there are very many true professionals whose services are favored by large studios and serious customers. On the other hand, large projects most likely involve a few freelancers — specialists in different areas. So, if you choose to use the services of a freelance web developer, there is a certain risk that his specialization may be too narrow for the success of the whole project. Also, be prepared that all control and project coordination will be your responsibility as well. If you are a large company, the task of project management may be assigned to an employee, which means, however, less time dedicated to their principal duties. In smaller firms, it is often the general manager who has to take charge of the website project management. Moreover, more often than not the project manager needs a fairly profound knowledge of web technologies to achieve the best possible result.

Web studio. Not all web studios are similar. Very often what is labeled as a web studio is in fact a solo broad specialist, who sometimes is not even a registered company. Another category is agencies specializing in all and nothing, where web development is one of supplementary services, perhaps not of the highest quality. The last group is studios focusing on the professional web development per se including back-up services and after-sale support within the area of the company's principal activities. A thorough filtering of the innumerable amount of website development offers on the web shows that the latter category is represented by a rather limited number of companies.

First steps guide

Once you have chosen your web creator, it is time to think of the website itself. What will you need to be completely satisfied with the end product? Firstly, a great deal of patience, as a good website cannot be created in one day.

Secondly, you need to be clear on the purpose, goal and objectives of your website. Otherwise, no matter how professional the studio and how great the design of your site is, the results will not meet your expectations.

Thirdly, you need to define clearly all your thoughts, wishes, and requests, as only a thoroughly developed concept for your website can guarantee its long and fruitful service.

Finally, mutual understanding with web developers is very important. Be prepared to hear the advice, ideas, and suggestions of specialists working at your site — it is indispensable for the effective and efficient construction of your website.

Will your site be of benefit?

Every now and again, we hear that a customer had a website developed, but it turned out to be of no use for their business. Unfortunately, even the most expensive website made by the most famous studio will be of no profit unless:

  • It offers a unique product or service distinct from that of your competitors;
  • Visually it reveals the entire potential of your unique product or service;
  • Information updates are regular;
  • Site services are upgraded on a regular basis in order to increase your target audience;
  • It is promoted and optimized appropriately in search engines, directories and other online services;

The fulfillment of the above-listed minimal requirements will allow you to popularize your website, and will guarantee its competitive edge and winning your niche on the vast World Wide Web.


We wish you all success in the creation and promotion of your website, as well as plenty of bright and original ideas to make your business distinct and more beneficial!