There are good Web Designs and there are Bad Web Designs. Every design team must have put their best while designing, and the concerned persons must have conveyed them the Web site objective in a best possible manner. Even then we rate design. Does that mean that Perfection in Web design is not possible? No, we can try to achieve that perfection and that would be the best thing we can get. The web design process should be taken methodically.

Before we think of a Web design, we must note down some factors that govern the idea of a good Web design. Generally, there are three major aspects that rule the designing of a Web Site. Business objectives, user interaction with website, and resource limitations. If you go for one of them, you may miss or give others less importance. Commonly it is the decision making power across domains that causes the most design problems. There are designers who are not familiar with the business and technological implications. Designers can make choices that have outstanding usability or aesthetic values, but poor business or technological implications. Engineers can choose great technological models or information for website that fail the important user and business scenarios. Then there are business or development leaders who are not conscious of the user experience. All these parties are in favour of a design with only one important aspect, which creates problems. A Web Design and development team should be balanced, and has leadership that has clear understanding of the task they are managing.

Every web design has an age. World is changing and so is the Web. The day you complete your web design, you stop improving it, but the world is moving on. Your competitor may release a better version of web design with newly available feature after some days. After designing web site once, your company may have changed the focus away from web site. Or there can be any reason that your web design is considered old or out of date. The objective while designing a web site should be to keep the web design lively on net for a long time.

Before a design start working on a web design task following should be clearly worked out.

• Correspond the primary goals of the Web site before beginning the design process.

• Set performance goals that includes the overall information retrieval success rate and the time to find specific information, or preference goals that address satisfaction and acceptance by users.
• Do not rely exclusively on the initial design ideas of one person or group for a Web site.
• Use an iterative, or repeated, design approach to create the most useful and usable Web site by developing and testing prototypes.