Will all the work be done in-house or do you out-source?
This is a very important question to ask because some web developers outsource their website development work - sometimes to students, sometimes to companies in a different time-zone to ours. If this is the case, then alarm bells should ring because of communication problems - students move on and different time-zones are an obvious concern. You also need to ask how secure is the code that's been written and just how long will the website take.
How much will my domain name cost?
You shouldn't be paying your website developer any more than
In other words, anyone charging more than you do is over charging ....sorry what a load of tosh. Nobody should be paying more than say indizine indizine
“....When you have someone advising you in such a partial manner as above, who tails off this advice with a plug to their own services, they clearly are never going to be giving you impartial advice, and advice that is actually the best for your business.” Yes, agreed. For me this whole article is unrealistic to the real world. Ultimately how much work is required will dictate how much the website will cost. A cheaper website may work for some people and not for others. For example, you can not compare a "local handyman" website (detailing contact details and services offered) with a substantial "ecommerce" website. Chalk and Cheese comes to mind. 
Something else to ask is which software the website builder is using. I had my fingers badly burned as I did not realise the company I chose were the ONLY people who knew anything about their software! They went bust, and I was stuck. Ensure you use a common platform that someone else can take over for you if your original provider has problems. Party Stuff 4u |
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