Looking for someone to design a website asap

davidmav

Hi guys,

This might be the wrong place to post this but I need someone to deisgn a 5-6 page website asap.

If anyone has any info of someone who does this then please contact me.

Thanks,
David

Evil Phil

Moved from development, sorry but I can't merge it with the appropriate thread on this forum.

losthorizon

Deise Design are very good

http://www.deisedesign.com/de3/web

eightyfish

I'd recommend Susan Gallagher Design - the people who brought you David McWilliams's site and some others:

http://www.susangallagherdesign.com/

Axwell

Should be posted in the following thread:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055802922

TitoPuente

losthorizon wrote: »

Deise Design are very good

http://www.deisedesign.com/de3/web

They're about as bad as they come actually. Look at that mark-up. Good lord!

tricky D

TitoPuente wrote: »

They're about as bad as they come actually. Look at that mark-up. Good lord!

© Déise Design 2003
!!! attention to details and all that.

OP, no matter how much of a hurry you are in, do up a spec, including info on what you want and what you have (content, logos etc) info and post in the thread Axwell linked to. Thoroughly check the work of anybody who provides proposals and use a contract with whoever you choose.

TitoPuente

tricky D wrote: »

© Déise Design 2003
!!! attention to details and all that.

One must practice what one preaches and all that.

cormee

TitoPuente wrote: »

They're about as bad as they come actually. Look at that mark-up. Good lord!

The dark red a:hover CSS on the blue background of a link for accessibility, the tables, the code...everything.

ron_darrell

Have to agree with Cormee on this one - the markup is atrocious - who uses tables for layout anymore? The fact the page is sized for a max of 1024x768 by the look of it and aligned to the left, the use of inline style and deprecated use of attribute to affect layout, plus the accessibility issue of the a:hover and that's just at first guess. The layouts for their various clients look the same. If anyone from Deise is on here, please feel free to send any feedback you have to me on PM.

To answer the OP's question: hard to know how to answer this without your location, spec and personal ability. It may be possible for you to do this yourself with a bit of work depending on what you need. The golden pages might be the most helpful here but check out the companys website and that of any clients that they have listed. If it looks mickey mouse, regardless of how cheap the price may be, remember that a website is the online presence of your company. If it looks poor then that adversely affects (or is it effects? ) your potential clients opinion of your product.

-RD

aidan_walsh

OP, read the opening post and create a request in the thread linked above. Thanks.