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  If you are one of those business people or, perhaps, individuals who have had years of track record in their line of work but without having gotten around to putting up a website, what are the steps one must take in order to make sure one finds excellent help, if not the best qualified quality website designer? Here are the simple steps to follow:
  
  1. Know what a website can do to your business or line of work
  
  A website is nothing more than a shop display window where a tailor or an artist displays his or her wares. And if you are a construction company or a shipbuilder, it would be an entire building complex where you can exhibit all your people, materials and resources needed to do an entire project for any client.
  
  A website, however, brings your window to your clients anywhere they may be. There is practically no time, place and cultural constraint, unless there is no Internet connection.
  
  Hence, a website is one of the cheapest and fastest ways of finding clients for your products and services. It is also the most effective as it can clearly exhibit all aspects of your work: scope, details, prices and other design and service requirements. Do you compose music for online games? YouTube, Vimeo and other online video servers can be your best partners for promoting your wares; but without a website to bring them to your showroom of various samples (plus HD visual input and unique add-ons) you could be left behind by the competition.
  
  2. Designing a website is like building a house
  
  Just as a showroom or display window need to have walls, ceilings and floors to contain any products, a website needs to have the proper structure to house your wares as well. If a writer tries to sell books online, he or she will have a library practically or at least a table upon which to allow a visitor to touch the book and taste its contents, if possible. We cannot simply show a book nowadays to people; we must try to convince them to buy it (unless we are talking of a bestseller, which is more an exception than a rule).
  
  This is what Amazon does - show you a colourful photo of the book cover; but, in general, there is no access to the book's content, whether list of chapters or foreword. LogicGateOne can do better than that! What's a whole chapter or two to tease readers to buy? Bookstores do this now and you can, too, online - as easily as swiping on a tablet.
  
  3. Get as much info as to the technical side of the project
  
  Unless you are a techie as well, designing a website can be a challenging task to comprehend. So, how does one measure a designer's capability? Easy -- look at some of their actual work in the past and any ongoing projects they have. They can outline the technical requirements (LogicGateOne does this on their website).
  
  Or you may already have the person in your company who can do the evaluation of the designer's abilities. Collaborating with good website designers in the Philippines on specific requirements you may have will make the process a lot easier for everyone concerned.
  
  4. Seek LGO's advice on which servers can best suit your needs
  
  As we said, YouTube and Facebook may be the only things you are aware of as an Internet user. LGO can provide an overview as to which Web 2.0 sites can best suit your needs.
  
  Do these steps with a couple or so web designers and decide which one satisfies you. Happy hunting!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">If you are one of those business people or, perhaps, individuals who have had years of track record in their line of work but without having gotten around to putting up a website, what are the steps one must take in order to make sure one finds excellent help, if not the best qualified <a href="http://logicgateone.com/website-blog-dev.php" rel="nofollow">quality website designer</a>? Here are the simple steps to follow: <br /> <br /> <i>1. Know what a website can do to your business or line of work</i> <br /> <br /> A website is nothing more than a shop display window where a tailor or an artist displays his or her wares. And if you are a construction company or a shipbuilder, it would be an entire building complex where you can exhibit all your people, materials and resources needed to do an entire project for any client. <br /> <br /> A website, however, brings your window to your clients anywhere they may be. There is practically no time, place and cultural constraint, unless there is no Internet connection. <br /> <br /> Hence, a website is one of the cheapest and fastest ways of finding clients for your products and services. It is also the most effective as it can clearly exhibit all aspects of your work: scope, details, prices and other design and service requirements. Do you compose music for online games? YouTube, Vimeo and other online video servers can be your best partners for promoting your wares; but without a website to bring them to your showroom of various samples (plus HD visual input and unique add-ons) you could be left behind by the competition. <br /> <br /> <i>2. Designing a website is like building a house</i> <br /> <br /> Just as a showroom or display window need to have walls, ceilings and floors to contain any products, a website needs to have the proper structure to house your wares as well. If a writer tries to sell books online, he or she will have a library practically or at least a table upon which to allow a visitor to touch the book and taste its contents, if possible. We cannot simply show a book nowadays to people; we must try to convince them to buy it (unless we are talking of a bestseller, which is more an exception than a rule). <br /> <br /> This is what Amazon does - show you a colourful photo of the book cover; but, in general, there is no access to the book's content, whether list of chapters or foreword. <b>LogicGateOne</b> can do better than that! What's a whole chapter or two to tease readers to buy? Bookstores do this now and you can, too, online - as easily as swiping on a tablet. <br /> <br /> <i> 3. Get as much info as to the technical side of the project</i> <br /> <br /> Unless you are a techie as well, <a href="http://logicgateone.com/website-blog-dev.php" rel="nofollow">designing a website</a> can be a challenging task to comprehend. So, how does one measure a designer's capability? Easy -- look at some of their actual work in the past and any ongoing projects they have. They can outline the technical requirements (<b>LogicGateOne</b> does this on their website). <br /> <br /> Or you may already have the person in your company who can do the evaluation of the designer's abilities. Collaborating with <a href="http://logicgateone.com" rel="nofollow">good website designers in the Philippines</a> on specific requirements you may have will make the process a lot easier for everyone concerned. <br /> <br /> <i>4. Seek <b>LGO</b>'s advice on which servers can best suit your needs</i> <br /> <br /> As we said, YouTube and Facebook may be the only things you are aware of as an Internet user. <b>LGO</b> can provide an overview as to which Web 2.0 sites can best suit your needs. <br /> <br /> Do these steps with a couple or so web designers and decide which one satisfies you. Happy hunting!</div>

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