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October 6, 2005

The Forrester Wave™: Web Design Agencies, Q3 2005

Evaluation Of Top Agencies Across 18 Criteria

by Harley Manning

with Nate L. Root, Michelle Amato, Janelle Johnson

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Executive Summary

Major North American companies rely on Web design agencies for access to skilled resources, evolved design methodologies, and the sense of security that comes from vendor reputations for producing top-notch work. To assess the state of the Web design agency market and see how the vendors stack up against each other, Forrester evaluated the strengths and weaknesses of some of the largest agencies across 18 criteria. Three agencies — Critical Mass, Organic, and R/GA — emerged as Leaders. Included in this report is an interactive vendor comparison tool that provides detailed product evaluations and customizable rankings.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • The Fortune 500 Rely On Web Design Agencies
  • Web Design Agency Evaluation Overview
  • We Graded Web Design Agencies Two Ways
  • Vendor Profiles
  • Supplemental Material
  • Related Research Documents

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View vendor summaries for: Agency.com, Avenue A/Razorfish, Critical Mass, Digitas, FCBi, Fry, IMC2, Molecular, Organic, R/GA, VML, WHITTMANHART

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