7 strategies to build the perfect website

Step 1: Don’t do it yourself. Go to a great Web design firm, and then follow these tips to make sure it’s a happy collaboration.

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Locked · 7 Mar 2013 · 2 min read
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Step 1: Don’t do it yourself. Go to a great web design firm, and then follow these tips to make sure it’s a happy collaboration.

I’m going to go out on a limb here and assume that if you clicked on this article, you’re probably not the one who’s going to do the website building and you’re not looking to learn code anytime soon either.

You’ll go to a Web agency and work with a designer, developer (sometimes more than one), a site architect, and an account manager or salesperson. Building a quality website involves a lot of people and I’ve found at my Web design company, many clients come in and don’t know the basics of how to deal with a Web agency.

With so many people, how do you get everyone on the same page–and working toward your goal? Here are a few strategies to remember as you build the perfect website:

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