HOW TO FIND A RELIABLE WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY?

Short guidance on how to avoid burning your fingers during website development and not end in utter failure

In today’s world, people’s habits have transformed significantly. No one is going to come to your physical office until searching for at least 5 offers online. Having no online presence means that:

A good, functional, user-friendly, and appealing website will help to grow your business. Moreover having a fully responsive website is very important. It helps to reach a wider audience and it’s a virtual front desk that operates around the clock seven days a week, even when you don’t.

Many think that a website can be built overnight, but it’s not the case. Business owners usually choose between these options when creating a website.

Choosing a web development company like Semicolon Lab with knowledge and huge experience behind provides a team of professionals working on different aspects of your project, stability, and a real solution to your business needs. We help to avoid burning fingers and falling into other pitfalls.

An up-to-date website should serve as a real solution to business needs. A development process means working with you, not for you and without having a basic understanding of website targets and goals, you are doomed to failure. It’s a home task to be done before start: to think about the main purposes of a website for a business. Does it aim to educate, inform, or turn your visitors into leads? Your website is a virtual front desk for your business and is the first thing your customers see when searching for services like yours.

Each development company has experience in a particular industry. Choose the one that previously worked with companies in your market niche. They will suggest relevant website architecture, user experience, basic SEO friendliness. Semicolon Lab is interested in successful clients because your success is our new clients and references. We help businesses to pull off, avoiding unnecessary risks with limited resources.

It is crucial to keep to the right process of website development that includes information gathering, planning, design, development, testing and delivery, and maintenance stages.

A trustworthy company will learn as much as possible about business to create not just another website but a product that will solve your business needs. At the planning stage, a site map is developed, as well as technologies that should be implemented, and elements like CMS (content management system) are considered.

During the design and development phases, communication is important to ensure that the final website will meet all the needs. You should be able to view the process to suggest any additional changes or corrections. Performing tests during the whole development process helps to decrease operating expenses and produce a better product much faster.

After the delivery, some projects require support/maintenance. However, sometimes its cost is even higher than the project budget. We develop websites that in 80% don’t need any support. You will need it only in case when a developer is required. If you can use Instagram, with small training, you will be able to manage your website.

Shared source code is common practice. It should be available in the version control system.

Semicolon Lab is here to assist you and create exactly what your business needs. Don’t hesitate to fill in our website brief and schedule a consultation.

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