What sets one website apart from another? What makes it unique and stand out to a visitor? What makes one website authentic and another "stock"? There are a variety of answers to those questions, but one of the most important is that the website be unique and authentic.

Web designers typically design a website by using colors, graphics and styles that coordinate with an established business logo. The home page of a website is typically designed to include the following basic items:

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Paying attention to your local listing for Google, Bing and Yahoo is important. It is also a way for brick and mortar business to stay on top of the ever competitive national companies who try to leach customers away from the local business with their paid advertising.

Visitors searching for your product or service typically click through the top 5 results of a search page. On average 50% more than websites or results that appear at bottom of page 1 or other pages.

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Answering the important question new clients ask us about our pricing.... We hope this web pricing blog will help you understand what we believe are determining factors in determining a good price website design and development quotes.

It's interesting to think businesses still are catching on to the idea of professional web design and it's related costs. In this era we have college graduates who have concentrated majors in the field of mufti-media, web design and development. Not to be confused with the general term "Information Technology". Although web design and development are usually tied to "IT", Information Technology is very broad and does not necessarily mean that the person is knowledgeable in the field of web design and development.

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Understanding a small business is the first step in designing a productive website. Many web designers use a "stock" form they ask their potential customers to fill out, but RGB Team Web believes you need more than that to build a unique website that will create more leads. You need to KNOW your client.

Some basic questions that need to be answered & completely understood by a web designer before a website strategy/design can be developed are:

How long has the small business been in business?

Is it locally owned and operated?

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When designing a website, even the smallest thing can make a big difference. Website footer is one of those smallest things that are generally ignored by web developers. Most of the time it only contains usual copyright information. Everybody in web world is familiar with famous above the paper fold web designing approach. Recently Addition of low information politicking is taking over short web page concept. Many people also call it as great user experience solution.

The main idea behind footer is to combine the usability with styling ideas and design trends. Also it is important to remember that your footer must provide maximum useful information and various options for the user.There is so much information we can include in a website footer, so when designing this important part of your website you should just take into consideration the general concept of the website you are building and the audience. We design websites that we think use usability techniques and recent web technologies So here go our thoughts on the way you should build effective and attractive footer:

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For a number of years RGB has received calls from business owners who have paid for websites to be designed by what they believe are credible web designers/programmers. Only to find out the web designer never completed the job, hijacked their domain, or build a website that was not only unprofessional but downright horrible. Has this happened to you? How does a business owner qualify a web designer, programmer or web design firm? How do they know if the person representing themselves as a professional web designer is in fact qualified? Of course being qualified does not mean you will get what you want, but at least it will protect you from those who simply print a business card and begin to solicit for money web design, program development or Internet marketing.

Professional websites can be very powerful and help businesses grow and expose themselves to more potential clients 24/7. Have a good website and you are off to a great start. Have a website that is poorly built or misrepresents your services and you are in trouble. The time, money and frustration caused by nonprofessionals in our industry is very destructive. RGB will continue to add blog posts on our position to initiate legislation in the State of Florida to begin the process of requiring those representing themselves selling their services as a professional web designer, web programmer, web firm to be registered with the DBPR and that they adhere to specific standards, including but not limited to continuing education and active practice.

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