This is a question that has been posed to us a lot throughout the years. The distinction between a website developer, web designer, information architect, and information designer is a common question we get from clients. The short answer is that, depending on who is providing the service, there isn't much of a difference. Many people engage in "web design," with a focus on "design," while content is the information architect's primary area of interest. Your website could have the most attractive design on the internet. However, visitors won't be interested in your buttons, either, if your content isn't compelling. Consider how many of the websites you visit—the ones that are most visited—concentrate on content. Our marketing team prioritizes content while keeping the aesthetic element in mind. The back-end programming, information collection, and information creation require the greatest amount of time; the design part takes the least amount of time.