Mynt's head website designer has been hard at work, building beautiful sites and graphics. When she looked back over the year she realized that we had compiled a lot of websites for start up businesses. And she came to realize that start-ups have special needs: experience, time and resources are usually sparse and there is great urgency to get the project finished. So, to help you meet those deadlines and accelerate the progress of the project our website designer has come up with these three pointers you can include in your strategy.

Keep It Simple

Simple websites are cheaper to produce and faster to complete. However they are also bolder, easier for users to remember and connect your brand to and can be adapted later on down the line when they need a refresh. A simple responsive design will appear the same on a mobile device as on a 24” screen.

Stick to one clear message and build everything else around it. Simplicity can help you to stay focused. Make the layout familiar- anything too unique might not be intuitive.

Keep It Professional

Don’t be tempted to work with someone who isn’t professional, who has offered to take the work on for free (because they are not professional) or someone from your office who is currently studying or has an interest in web design. If you want to be taken seriously you have to communicate a professional impression.

Paying for a professional website designer will cost you money but in the long run, it will save you time, which is probably just as valuable to you, and the job will get done. Properly.

Keep Looking Ahead

When you are investing valuable time and resources into your website design, you need to know it will last and equip you for the future. Mobile compatibility is just one of the non-negotiables you will have to include to ensure longevity. Make sure you bring this up with the website designer at the start of the project so he or she can make the right choices about what features to employ from the outset.

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