How to Choose a Web Development Company
Look at real work before you look at slogans. A company that can show products and websites it designed and developed is easier to judge than one that shows only logos.
Ask who you will talk to. Direct contact with the people doing the work is different from a chain of account managers. Ask how often you will see progress and what a milestone means.
Ask how they handle an unclear requirement. A useful partner will narrow the scope. A risky one will agree to everything and discover the gaps halfway through.
Ask what happens after launch. Maintenance, fixes and the next feature should be a conversation you can have, not a surprise.
Price is one input. A very low number with no written scope is not a saving if the thing you receive is not the thing you needed.
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