Hiring the wrong developer can cost more in the long run than paying slightly more upfront for the right one. A few things worth checking.
## Look at Real Past Work
Ask to see live websites they’ve built, not just design mockups — a live site shows how the work actually performs.
## Ask About Communication
How will you get updates during the project? Slow or unclear communication is one of the most common project frustrations.
## Clarify What’s Included
Does the quote include revisions, basic SEO setup, and post-launch support, or are those extra?
## Check Their Process
A developer who asks detailed questions about your business and goals upfront is more likely to deliver something that actually fits your needs.
## Get It in Writing
Scope, timeline and cost should be clear before work starts, so there are no surprises later.
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