Choosing a website developer is an important matter for businesses and individuals alike. There are thousands of options, and each claims to be the ultimate solution.

The following list poses the 10 most important questions and My WebTech's^TM answer to help you make the choice that is right for you.

“How long have you been programming web pages?”

Since July 2004.

“Are you debt-free and financially stable?”

Yes. My WebTech^TM has had no debt since establishment.

“Are you local or national?”

Most My WebTech^TM clients are here in central Virginia, but we have worked with clients across the nation.

“Will you go through a specific process to develop my website?”

Yes. First, we will outline the best website structure and number of pages for your website. After laying out a general page prototype, we will hand-code each page and check it with a professional website code vadidator. Then we will upload the website to My WebTech's^TM servers and make any neccesary modifications. Finally, we will register an address for your completed website.

“What materials do I need to provide for my website?”

You must provide the text content you want available on your website. If there are any graphics, animations, or other design ideas that you want incorporated, we can work with them also.

“How much will I pay for my website?”

My WebTech^TM currently charges $25 per hour. You will also need to pay a small fee every year for domain registration, hosting, and periodic maintainance.

“Do I have the option of mantaining and/or hosting my website on my own?”

Although you do have that option, My WebTech^TM will gladly maintain your website and arrange hosting for you.

“What software, standards, technologies, and computer languages do you use?”

To be the best website developers, My WebTech^TM constantly adapts to the many changing technologies available. You can read about the ones we choose to implement on our technical page.

“What browsers and operating systems do you test on?”

Browsers and operating systems change quickly, so it is important to test each website. You can find My WebTech's^TM page compatability guidelines on our technical page.

“Do you know what Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is?”

Yes. SEO is designing your website to be attractive to a search engine. Most website designers misunderstand or ignore search engines. At literaly every step of the design process, we consider search engine habits. Putting search engines first, last, and eveywhere in between has given My WebTech's^TM websites stellar rankings in search engine results.