H ave an employee or a friend design the site. If you have an employee or a friend that has offered to design your organization's Web presence, there are several things you should do before giving them the green signal. Firstly, make sure that this good samaritan has some experience with HTML layout and is skilled in graphics design. After reviewing the pages that they have published on the Web and finding them to be impressive and aesthetically pleasing, you can be sure that they will serve your organization well. Secondly, make sure that the individual can write professional and eloquent copy.
H ire a professional Web site design service.
Hiring a professional site design service is the least popular and most potentially beneficial means of going about the task of establishing your Web presence - provided that you spend some time doing research. The first thing to do is to find a list of all of the Web site services in your area. Bookmark each list that you find and visit every service that is listed, bookmarking the services whose main page impressives you. If you can't narrow your choice down to one service, contact each via phone or email and ask them why they feel you should give them their business. Y ou should only attempt to design your own Web presence if you are confident that you can develop an attractive and effective site that will truly benefit your business, or if you do not currently have the funds to hire a professional design service.