FAQs
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Westchester Media Works' founder, Robert Marona, spends a good deal of his free time expanding his knowledge through on-line tutorials and articles, reading industry specific periodicals (Net Magazine, Web Designer Magazine, and others) , and completing courses at Lynda.com. You can see a current list of his certifications on his LinkedIn profile ((URLs are not permitted here, please search "LinkedIn Westchester Media Works").
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
In our experience the best sales people don't always provide the best product. An impressive write-up or sales pitch doesn't always translate into impressive work. As a part of your review, be sure to look over the company's portfolio to see if their work is in line with your expectations. If you are in the market for web work, visit the websites they've developed and test them on different devices. Check the W3C website (URLs are not permitted here, please search "W3C validation"), to ensure the websites they've built pass validation, and try setting your browser's security settings to high to see if the site can still be accessed, even with limited browser functionality. Simply stated, put any company you are considering to the test to see if the products they deliver live up to their claims.
- What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
We would like potential customers to know that we are honest, hardworking, dedicated, and fair. Our first priority is to help you, even if that means pointing you toward a competitor if they are better suited to fulfill your needs.