Web designer help?

[jsg103 10]

Hello

 

Can anyone recommend a good web designer in Sheffield?

 

thanks

 

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Don't want to do it myself but go into a shop and someone else do it

[mmitchell 10]

I can very highly recommend Nigel Dodds of we be local. He has designed my website and he does all my seo. Very happy with what he has done for me his number is 01143600600

[Leather4Less 10]

Hi, I can highly recommend Byte IT Ltd

http://www.byteitltd.co.uk/

 

Speak to Gosh, really nice guy, reliable and great value for money

 

Good luck

[whitelion 10]

Our preferred designer of choice is Fran Green.

 

Excellent communication (always a must), thorough and creative and a efficient, productive (and affordable) designer.

Edited February 9, 2016 by whitelion

[Bubzeh 10]

I've always used a Mr Daniel Barnes who's always been able to offer me a great service for a very reasonable price.

 

Contact him on 07581730899

[Andy Norton 10]

I am just building up my portfolio now if you want a free website have a look at andynortonfreelance.co.uk

[Love2print 10]

This is not a recommendation but a piece of advice. Some "Web designers" are nothing of the such but people who will set up a WordPress/Web shop up for you and stick on a theme . Now there is nothing wrong with this persee if this is what you want or can't afford anything else. However if you need/want a custom design then you need to go to a real designer.

[Rushup 10]

Some "Web designers" are nothing of the such but people who will set up a WordPress/Web shop up for you and stick on a theme . Now there is nothing wrong with this persee if this is what you want or can't afford anything else. However if you need/want a custom design then you need to go to a real designer.

 

Pre-existing themes are useful for clients on a tight budget. Not everyone has the knowledge or time to customise themes and retouch images, so having a designer manage it for them is a good solution.

 

'Real' designers may use themes and/or provide bespoke solutions, depending on the client's individual needs – and budget.

[Love2print 10]

Not sure what you have wrote Rush Up really contradicts what I've said or adds to it either. As I said if they are on a budget then yes a theme is useful but I was pointing out that some "designers" can not design a custom website because they are not designers merely people who stick themes on.

[Jerky 10]

Get in touch, i may be able to help

Edited April 12, 2016 by Jerky

[Love2print 10]

May I suggest jerky that you buy a domain name and use it to have your own email address opposed to a Gmail one. Looks more professional even if your not a professional. The fact that you vastly undercut means you either don't value your work or you don't do the job properly. I would be worried about the second if I was a prospective client. It's the old thing of being too good to be true.

[Jerky 10]

May I suggest jerky that you buy a domain name and use it to have your own email address opposed to a Gmail one. Looks more professional even if your not a professional. The fact that you vastly undercut means you either don't value your work or you don't do the job properly. I would be worried about the second if I was a prospective client. It's the old thing of being too good to be true.

It is not my mainjob Edited April 12, 2016 by Jerky