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19192 companies | Last Updated: 5/19/2022
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Development
33% Custom Software Development
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Centennial, CO
Core services
33% Branding
33% Advertising
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
50% Search Engine Optimization
50% Web Development
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Boulder, CO
Core services
33% Content Marketing
33% Mobile App Development
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Branding
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Digital Strategy
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Colorado Springs, CO
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Graphic Design
33% Web Development
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Louisville, CO
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Littleton, CO
Core services
33% Digital Strategy
33% E-Commerce Development
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Greenwood Village, CO
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Mobile App Development
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Boulder, CO
Core services
33% Branding
33% Logo
33% Web Development
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Colorado Springs, CO
Core services
33% E-Commerce Development
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Fargo, ND
Core services
33% Content Marketing
33% Mobile App Development
33% Web Development
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Boulder, CO
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Mobile App Development
33% Web Development
33% UX/UI Design
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Aurora, CO
Core services
33% Branding
33% Print Design
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% E-Commerce Development
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Centennial, CO
Core services
33% Mobile App Development
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% IoT Development
33% Web Development
33% Custom Software Development
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Denver, CO
Core services
33% Mobile App Development
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Portland, OR
Core services
33% Search Engine Optimization
33% Web Design
33% Web Development
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Everyone else has one, so you need one too, right? It's literally FOMO!
Web development is a significant investment, whether you pay someone to do it or take the time to do it yourself, so it's important to know what you get in return:
- It's a lead generating machine - When properly optimized to rank well in related Google searches, a website will provide a constant supply of new visitors, raising brand awareness and broadening your audience of potential customers.
- Customers expect it - This may seem like falling back to the 'everybody has one' thing, but it really isn't. Surveys have shown that over 80% of customers search online before making a purchase, and they expect to be able to find out information about the business. If they can't, they tend to look at other products or services instead. By not having a website, you are throwing away potential sales.
- You can collate positive reviews and portfolios - Put everything in a single place for new customers to see. From positive endorsements from existing customers to a portfolio of your work and products, it engages with the prospect and provides constant sales support 24/7.
- Online Sales! - Not every business is suited to online sales, but many are. If you can sell direct through your own website, you increase profitability and boost customer engagement.
Okay let's get a few things straight. While many people end up using these two terms interchangeably, website design and website development are two different things.
As the name suggests, web design is focused on the look and feel of the website, including the layout, user interface, navigation and so on.
Website development is the implementation of the code that brings those designs to life. Web development services are used to design, build, support, and evolve all types of web-based software.
Both matter, but they are two different things. Web development really matters today, as it defines how well the site works at a technical level.
With surveys showing over 60% of visitors will immediately leave a website if it takes longer than 2 seconds to load, you need good web development to keep visitors on your site.
Everything about a website matters. From the way it looks, how fast it loads, and the content it includes.
A delay in loading can lose up to 60% of visitors before they have even had a chance to read a word of your fantastic sales pitch. So, you're telling me that without good website development, everything else is pointless? Yes, yes we are.
Bad optimization that fails to provide a good experience on mobile can turn away three quarters of your visitors too.
The digital world has brought many benefits, but patience is not one of them. If a website doesn't deliver immediately, whether that be the information someone wants, engaging content or anything else, you will lose that visitor.
Some studies suggest that your website has as little as 1 second to make a good impression after it has loaded. By then a visitor has already made up their mind.
A professional web developer not only understands this, but has the skills needed to ensure fast loading and a great user experience to meet both you and your audience's needs.
Getting the right results from any web developer is a collaborative process between you and the agency. To create the perfect website for your brand, you need to understand each other first.
This isn't Married At First Sight, if you don't ask questions, you are going to be in for some surprises.
Here's what to ask your chosen web developer:
- Do you custom design or use a template? - A complete custom design offers the best approach for a perfectly tailored website designed to meet the needs of your business and customers. However, a template design will save you the big bucks (a compromise that may be worthwhile for some smaller businesses). What you don't want to do is pay custom design money for a template site.
- What will you need from me? - As we mentioned, website development is a collaborative process. Asking up front about what the developer will need from you can help streamline the experience. If they don't need your input, it's probably time to think again about your choice of developer.
- Will my site be responsive? - A responsive site is one that adapts to the size of screen it is displayed on automatically, so whether someone is viewing it on a phone, tablet, laptop or desktop, they get an enjoyable experience. To be worth anything today, a website must be responsive.
- How long will it take to complete? - A timetable for finishing the project is essential, as you will need to put a marketing plan into action that builds to the launch and gets visitors onto the site as soon as possible.
The cost of developing your website will depend on what you need. A site with 5 pages will obviously cost less than one with 100 pages. Likewise, a basic site with an About Us and Contact Page will cost significantly less than a full E-commerce solution.
A business may spend between $5,000 and $10,000 on a website, and between $8,500 and above for an eCommerce site, with large eCommerce solutions reaching to $20,000 and beyond.
Always get a quote and compare between 3 or 4 other companies to find the best value for your specific needs.
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