If you are searching for the best web design company in Faridabad, you will find dozens of agencies calling themselves exactly that. We are one of the agencies on that list, so take this with that in mind. But the questions below are the ones we would ask if we were hiring someone ourselves, and any good agency should answer them without hesitating.
1. Whose name is the domain registered in?
It should be yours. Some agencies register the domain in their own name, and when you want to leave, you discover you cannot take your web address with you. Ask to see it in writing.
2. What exactly is in the price?
"Website from ₹4,999" can mean very different things. Ask how many pages, how many rounds of changes, whether hosting and the domain are included, and what happens if you want one more page later.
3. Who writes the words?
Many projects stall for weeks waiting for the client to write content. Find out whether the agency writes it, edits what you send, or expects it ready on day one.
4. Can I see live sites, not screenshots?
Screenshots can be mocked up. Ask for links to sites that are live today, then open them on your phone. Do they load quickly? Can you find the phone number in a few seconds?
5. What happens after launch?
Who fixes it when something breaks?
Plugins update, forms stop sending, an SSL certificate expires. Ask who handles that, how fast, and what it costs.
Will I be able to edit it myself?
If you want to change prices or photos yourself, make sure you will get a login and a short walkthrough.
6. How will Google find the site?
At a minimum: page titles written for real searches, a sitemap, Google Search Console set up in your name, and fast loading on phones. If the answer is "we'll do SEO later for extra", ask what is included now.
7. Will you put any of this in writing?
A one-page scope with price, pages, timeline and what you supply protects both sides. If an agency will not write it down, that tells you something.
We answer all seven on our website design page, and we are happy to answer them on a call too.
