ArghWebWorks

You’ve spent a lot of money on a new website, but you’re not convinced it’s money
well-spent. Unfortunately, many amateur web contractors are moonlighting from their basements
and only doing half of the job for which you’re paying them.

What are the possible consequences? (based on real examples!)

• Suppose your site offers a free recipe every week, with a searchable database available to paid users. Are you sure
  that only paid users can search the database? Are you sure that only you control who is paid and who
  is unpaid?
• Are you storing your customers’ credit card numbers, so that like Amazon.com, you can provide a seamless
  checkout experience? Are you the only one who sees these numbers? Are they still in the database, accessible
  to anyone who can break into it? How would you explain to 40,000,000 users that their
  credit card number is
  at risk?
• Is your “contact us” script a gateway for spammers?
• Are you showing user email addresses on your webpages, not “obfuscated” against web spiders and email harvesters?
• Do all your pages look, if not the same, at least appropriate, across 99% of your userbase? Or are you
  alienating them through poorly degrading design?
• Is your site accessible?
• Are you hurting your own search engine results? Can we help you modify your pages for better search engine optimization?

You may, like many business owners, have spent a lot of money and your valuable time on the design of your website.
You owe it to yourself to have it evaluated structurally as well as aesthetically. As professionals, we
know the questions to ask, how to ask them, and what answers to expect. We also can help make these
answers right.

Contact us today for a consultation.