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You might already wonder what's more important when creating a new website, the way it's designed or the way it's built. Is web design more important than web development?

In today’s digital age, it can be difficult to stay up-to-date with new technologies and trends that will keep your web presence relevant. Staying relevant on the web does require constant updating and research. However, even if you don’t have much knowledge about web marketing, there are still a few tips to get you started when you need to at least do the bare minimum to grow or keep a strong web presence.

From formal to friendly, United WebWorks transforms a website for a local Savannah lawyer. 

Websites are more than an information gateway.  They tell the story of your business by speaking to your unique value and setting the bar of professionalism.  When we met with Barbara Braziel, a Savannah bankruptcy lawyer, her website was not evoking feelings of warmth and trust that she needs to work with clients who experience financial struggles. While visitors had accurate information, they often left the site not understanding the extensive experience and non-judgmental consultative process Barbara Braziel’s office provides.

Let’s face it.

Web developers get a bad rap — with unflattering extremes that include socially-challenged nerds living in their mom’s basements or shiny corporate pencil pushers forcing the highest price with the lowest efforts. In a business environment that is saturated with digital marketing professionals, it’s ironic that finding a good web developer can be harder than getting through a Friday work day before a three-day weekend.

So … how can you tell if a web developer is good or bad? Is your head spinning from complicated technical jargon? Are you generally unhappy with your web developer but you’re not sure if you’re overreacting? Here are eight telltale signs that you need to fire your web developer: