Website Design

Website Design FAQs

• What is website design?

  website design involves all aspects of the design and functioning of websites, from the graphic design and interface to the UX and technical aspects on the back-end.

• What kinds of projects need website design?

  Any online project can require some amount of website design. This can include single landing pages and websites with multiple sub-sites. Even a simple website page design with single fields to collect email addresses is an example of website design.

• What makes a good website design?

  Good website design should include the right amount of information, be bold and eye-catching (but not distracting or annoying), and easy to use. CTAs (call to action) should be clear about the action you want people to take and how to achieve it. And good website design is cohesive, making every webpage on the site feel like it belongs.

• How do I pick the right website designer for my business?

  The best way to choose a web designer is to look at their experience and browse their gig gallery. Look at samples of previous website designs to get a sense of their style, and choose the candidate whose style you like best. Before ordering, you should always explain your project requirements, expectations, and budget to ensure they fit your business.

• What services do website designers provide?

  Website designers specialize in creating visually appealing and user-friendly websites, either directly on functioning websites (e.g; Wix, Wordpress, Shopify, Squarespace etc.) or by providing design files to implement (e.g; Figma, Adobe, Invision etc.). Their services include designing websites’ layouts, color schemes, and graphics, as well as focusing on user experience (UX) and interface (UI). Specific services may vary depending on the designer, so make sure to always inquire in advance

• How much does hiring a website designer cost?

  The cost of hiring a website or mobile app designer depends on a variety of elements. Multi-paged sites will cost much more than a single page, whereas fully developed websites complete with e-commerce platforms are the highest priced. Pricing also varies with experience levels, types of content, and the number of revisions required.