The Creadyne Client Guide

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Are you new to working with web developers, or new to working with Creadyne? Not sure where to start, what to prepare, what to expect and what's expected of you?

Not to worry - we've gone one step beyond other companies and prepared a straight-talking, no-B.S., no-holds-barred guide to being a web development client.

Q: Why?
A: Well, when you work with bespoke designers and developers who create sites to your individual needs (rather than basing your site on a stock template) you become an integral part of the production system - as a partner in the process, this gives you the power to affect the development of your project.

Professional development projects represent a significant investment of your time and funds - wouldn't you rather give yourself the best possible chance of achieving the best possible outcome?

Our Web Development Client guide is FREE, and:

• Explains everything you need to know about the design and development process
• Details how we'll work together
• Lets you learn from the mistakes of others!

We strongly recommend that you have a read through it when your project is in the planning stages. Hopefully it's at least slightly entertaining as well.

Q: I'm quite used to working with web folks. Do I still need to read this guide?
A: It couldn't hurt. You probably have a good amount of experience at doing this sort of thing in a streamlined, efficient manner, but our processes may be different from those of people you've worked with in the past.

Q: If this is so important, why don't other design/development agencies offer their own client guides?
A: Excellent question! We've wondered the same thing. A very, very few do but 99.9% don't. Presumably they either don't interact with their clients very much, don't listen to what their clients have to say, or don't mind operating in an environment of confusion and unclear expectations.

All we know is that a certain percentage of projects stray off the path, to a greater or lesser extent, because of some easily-correctable, common errors. We want to minimize or, ideally, eliminate this percentage!