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The following is a checklist of questions you should keep
handy when interviewing potential web designers.
- Are they capable of adding any back-end functions to your
design?
- Are they willing to design around items you've already had
designed by someone else, such as your company logo?
- If you don't have a company logo designed already, are
they capable of designing one?
- Do they offer search engine optimisation?
- Ask how long they have been in the business and who their
current clients are. This would also be a good time to get the
names and numbers for references.
- Have they won any Web design awards? Which ones? (It's a
nice sign if they have, but don't be dismissive if they
haven't. There are only so many Web design awards to go
around.)
- If they cannot finish the project by the agreed-upon date,
will they continue to charge the regular hourly fee to finish
it?
- Will they be taking on other projects while working on
yours? If your project is large and complicated, you don't
want someone who may be overextending himself.
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