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Go for the second option now or over the medium term. In the short term you could pick option 3 until you can find the person to fit option 2. Generally full t
by davismwfl 5y ago
Go for the second option now or over the medium term. In the short term you could pick option 3 until you can find the person to fit option 2. Generally full time designer is not necessary at the stage you describe with some exceptions.
If you use option 3, have them give you 3 deliverables,
1. the design files,
2. Output html if possible and
3. Get a style guide for the site.
You probably know this already but most of the time the HTML output you receive will be horrible adobe generated code, but I've found it convenient many times as it still gives you a way to snag all the styles without rebuilding them all right away. When you hire a good frontend person they will rework the styles anyway, so worry less about perfection at this stage and just get the site up and functional would be my 2 cents.