Not football related but:
Has anyone out there got experience of a good Website designer??
Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
Website designers
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Re: Website designers
I have a website that is setup and running but we are having difficulties with it.
It uses wordpress but we don't have anyone to help us out with it.
Any advice?
Are companies like the two listed above likely to want to take on a website that someone else has designed?
It uses wordpress but we don't have anyone to help us out with it.
Any advice?
Are companies like the two listed above likely to want to take on a website that someone else has designed?
Re: Website designers
I run a digital agency, but we are more focused on digital marketing than web design, per se.
As a guide when choosing somebody to work on a web project:
a) be 100% clear on the project objectives
b) be candid and realistic with your budget from the start (it will cost money, every agency has a different pricing model.)
c) be prepared to invest in content - written/photographic/illustration - this is the hard part
d) don't get sucked into complex and bespoke development, when this is NOT necessary (if it's a basic SME website, consider Wix/Swift/Squarespace etc)
Every agency has a sweetspot, make sure you're hooking up with an agency who can do what you need, at the price you're prepared to pay.
If you want some objective advice and pointing in the right direction, drop me a message at - https://door4.com/contact-us/ (this comes through to me - mark it FAO Leon)
As a guide when choosing somebody to work on a web project:
a) be 100% clear on the project objectives
b) be candid and realistic with your budget from the start (it will cost money, every agency has a different pricing model.)
c) be prepared to invest in content - written/photographic/illustration - this is the hard part
d) don't get sucked into complex and bespoke development, when this is NOT necessary (if it's a basic SME website, consider Wix/Swift/Squarespace etc)
Every agency has a sweetspot, make sure you're hooking up with an agency who can do what you need, at the price you're prepared to pay.
If you want some objective advice and pointing in the right direction, drop me a message at - https://door4.com/contact-us/ (this comes through to me - mark it FAO Leon)
Re: Website designers
Happy to help a fellow claret even if it's just a chat and pointing you in the right direction.Goody1975 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 21, 2022 9:17 pmI have a website that is setup and running but we are having difficulties with it.
It uses wordpress but we don't have anyone to help us out with it.
Any advice?
Are companies like the two listed above likely to want to take on a website that someone else has designed?
info@bvswebdesign.co.uk
Re: Website designers
If you can get your domain and hosting sorted, and install Wordpress + Elementor, there are plenty of templates that you can import for free and have a nice looking site set up.CaptainKirk wrote: ↑Tue Jun 21, 2022 4:52 pmNot football related but:
Has anyone out there got experience of a good Website designer??
Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
You can browse some here: https://elementor.com/library/
Re: Website designers
Some really kind offers and advice on this thread, this is this site at it's best.
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Re: Website designers
Here is a website that chris@get-me-online.com has done for a local mens mental health charity , casualmindsmatter.com