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Know your audience – the most important factor that you need to consider is who your website is talking to. This will help you to define the content and design of your site.
Have a tight brief – make sure that you know exactly what you want before you speak to a website designer as this will avoid confusion and extra costs in the long run.
If you are selecting a
website
designer to build the site on your behalf, make sure that they are used to building the same type of site that you want. Ask to see examples of projects they have worked on in the past, and make a note of what you like and dislike.
Decide who will be hosting your site (ie: putting the pages on the
internet),
and register a
domain name
that suits your company and is easy to remember.
Make sure that you test the site before you market it to the public – this will make sure that there are no blips when your customers start shopping!
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