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    So you need a website but you don't know the first thing about how sites or made or what it takes to make them. In this article I will explain the process of finding a web designer and the pitfalls and scams used by some of the less professional members of the web design industry.

    A website can be designed either by writing what is called the 'source code' by hand or by having a 'what you see is what you get' (WYSIWYG) editor help you out. Source code is written in programming languages that tell your computer how to display the information on a website. A WYSIWYG editor allows you to lay the web page out as it would look on a computer screen and creates the 'source code' for you. Either method of website creation is acceptable professionally and both can create great results.

    So how do we find the right designer for your site. The best starting point is to ask friends, relatives or colleagues if they have used a designer and what their experience was like with them. A good designer will have very positive feedback from past clients. This has to be the least risky route to finding a good designer as they have already been used by someone you know. Should this method draw a blank, you can find a designer on the search engines, yellow pages or they may even ring you if you have an established business.

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    A website can be designed either by writing what is called the 'source code' by hand or by having a 'what you see is what you get' (WYSIWYG) editor help you out. Source code is written in programming languages that tell your computer how to display the information on a website. A WYSIWYG editor allows you to lay the web page out as it would look on a computer screen and creates the 'source code' for you. Either method of website creation is acceptable professionally and both can create great results.

    So how do we find the right designer for your site. The best starting point is to ask friends, relatives or colleagues if they have used a designer and what their experience was like with them. A good designer will have very positive feedback from past clients. This has to be the least risky route to finding a good designer as they have already been used by someone you know. Should this method draw a blank, you can find a designer on the search engines, yellow pages or they may even ring you if you have an established business.

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    on on a website. A WYSIWYG editor allows you to lay the web page out as it would look on a computer screen and creates the 'source code' for you. Either method of website creation is acceptable professionally and both can create great results.

    So how do we find the right designer for your site. The best starting point is to ask friends, relatives or colleagues if they have used a designer and what their experience was like with them. A good designer will have very positive feedback from past clients. This has to be the least risky route to finding a good designer as they have already been used by someone you know. Should this method draw a blank, you can find a designer on the search engines, yellow pages or they may even ring you if you have an established business.

    Let's assume that you have gotten i

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    ht designer for your site. The best starting point is to ask friends, relatives or colleagues if they have used a designer and what their experience was like with them. A good designer will have very positive feedback from past clients. This has to be the least risky route to finding a good designer as they have already been used by someone you know. Should this method draw a blank, you can find a designer on the search engines, yellow pages or they may even ring you if you have an established business.

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    Building An Algorithm-Proof Site; Part One
    Can You Build an Algorithm-Proof Site?That is, can you build a site that will keep ranking in the search engines despite any updates to algorithms?This begs the question - What's an Algorithm?Advibe Media defines it as "A set of rules that a search engine uses to rank the listings contained within its index, in response to a particular query". Let's take that a bit out of context for even more discovery.The following mathematical definition sheds even more light on the issue. Literacy, Technology and Standards defins it as an
    o finding a good designer as they have already been used by someone you know. Should this method draw a blank, you can find a designer on the search engines, yellow pages or they may even ring you if you have an established business.

    Let's assume that you have gotten in touch with a designer and either the designer or their representative is sat in front of you. No doubt they will want to show you their previous work. Have a look at it and make your own mind up as to the suitability of their work in regards to what you want, but then listen carefully to what they say and listen for alarm bells whenever these phrases pop up.

    1. "We will get you number one position in the search engines."

    Absolutely 100% rubbish. There are people out there who are experts in the field of search engine optimisation - the process of helping a website rank highly in the search engines. These people do time and time again get 'good' results in the search engines. Note how I said good. These professionals will never guarantee number 1 position because each search engine uses complicated methods of ranking sites that are beyond the control of all but the people who work for companies such as google and yahoo. Do not trust this designer.

    2. "If we can put our link onto your site we will give you a massive 80% off."

    Think about it. If you are quoted a

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