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Hello,It really does not mtater what country your web site developer is in, but what does mtater is their skills, experience reputation, cost, warranty, security/patches and communication. SkillsEnsure that the web development company has the skills required to develop your website. Ask them for examples of other websites they have developed to give you some idea of their abilities.Experience ReputationI would suggest seeking a web developer through a 3rd party such as elance.com or one of the other talent websites out there. You will get some indication of how they have interacted with other clients and the experience those clients have had with them. It is also worth asking if you can contact one or two of their clients for a reference to assist with your decision making.CommunicationGet a good idea of what you want. Communicating your requirements with a web development company can be challenging at the best of times. Provide them with examples of what you want and mock-up an outline of what you want. I suggest using balsamiq for doing this or any other graphics package will get the point across. Images are always better than words, even if you are just providing an outline.CostsShop around and compare costs for development based on your specification. You may find that using a local web development company will be competitive and help with communication. Negotiate with the company on price and get a formal agreement of all costs. Don't forget that you will also need to pay for hosting once the site is complete. I suggest not paying for the lot up front. Payment of 60% up front and the remainder on completion is reasonable. Pay via a secure channel like PayPal which offers some protection.DevelopmentThere are two primary types of websites - transactional/e-commerce and informational. Note that a lot of web development companies use templates which they modify to suit your requirements. This is not always a bad thing, but it is a question you may want to ask so you know what you are getting for your money. A lot of the time websites are built on a CMS such as Joomla, WordPress and Drupal (look into these) which provide easy management of website content for informational websites. For transactional/e-commerce websites, these sites are usually build on an existing framework such as X-Cart. Once the website is developed it will need to be uploaded to a website hosting environment. Ensure that this is included.Warranty UpdatesFind out what will happen if you identify a bug in the website at a later date. Will they fix it for free or will there be a charge? Try and get a few months warranty at least. If they are using a CMS, who will be responsible for patching problems and security holes in the website?This information is provided based on my 11 years of experience within IT and there can be a lot more involved in website development. It all depends on what you are after. You may also want to have a look at the many companies out there that provide websites using a software as a service model (SaaS) where they charge a monthly fee for the service and maybe a setup free. If you go with a SaaS solution, maintenance, patching, hosting, support etc is generally all included so this may suit your requirements and there is generally a lot less up front cost.Good luck and I hope this information has helped.James Long