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Originally Posted by Peter T Davis People who have off-the-shelf needs would do just as well with an off-the-shelf website. How many ways can you do a brochure site for the local plumber, for example. Points well taken about SEO, but your web designer most of the time isn't the best source for that job anyway. For your average brochure site, like the plumber I mentioned, just getting listed in the relevant directories is probably enough SEO to suit their needs. |
Hmmm interesting points. I completely agree that if - for instance - you were putting together a brochure site, you'd probably follow some conventions. That's what people expect, and they know how it works.
But I think in terms of design, you're going to want to look different to your competitors - and in my experience, that's where it's worth involving a designer, or at least a friend who knows a bit about Photoshop!
All IMHO of course...