how much can i charge for a website design?
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Charge atleast $150 or $200. You are doing them a favor.
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$500 is a good figure to start with.  Depending on the content and amount of work involved, you may want to go up or down on that figure.  Since you are new at this, you may have to compromise a bit on the price in order to get the business and to have this site added to your portfolio of web projects.
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Learn html, buy domain space, decide what youwant on it, write content, design interface.\n\nOr contact a web designer like me (www.foneblog.ie/andym)! I am not lookin gfor wark, just making the point that it can be a lot to take on if you do not knwo what you are doing. If it is just a personal website you mean then consider a blog. If it is a business one (even a sole trader) you are best to get a web designer as it is what you rcustomers see as you so it should look great.
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well my name is maneesh..we do web designing and web hosting at a very cheap and affordable price...and with very high quality.....\n\nyou can visit our website www.webactually.net for more details\n\nif u want to ask me further regarding this...u can mail me to maneesh@webactually.net\n\nNote:- you will not find better price than we offer..\nSource(s):\n\nwww.webactually.net
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I am the webmaster of a new web design company, Incline Site Design, And I believe We may be able to help. \nOur website is http://www.InclineSiteDesign.com \n\nOur services are perfect for anyone on a tight budget, most of our website redesign packages are under $100.\n\nPlease contact us at Info@inclinesitedesign.com to see how we can help you.\n\nThanks for your time,\n\nCaleb Ramp,\n\nWebmaster of Incline Site Design
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As with any price question in a free market, the designer whould charge whatever the buyer will pay.  How much do you think a good logo will affect the success of your business?  After you know that, you can decide what it is worth to you.  If one designer doesn't like what you are willing to pay, find another.  Design students are a great resource for affordable talent.\n\nI would think the more pertinent price is what are you getting for whatever price you negotiate.  Do you get to keep seeing designs until you find one you like, or are you paying for 10 concepts from which to choose?  Personally, I would rather pay by number than hour.
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First, secure a URL and purchase the website domain name (register.com, godaddy.com).  Second, determine the scope of work involved with the site.  ie: how much information do you want to convey to the user?  Third, determine if this is something that your company has the bandwidth (and resources) to create in-house.  Remember that this website is an extension of your company, your brand, and an important touch point for your clients and prospects.  I can't believe how many horrible websites are out there.  Lastly, contact a few different interactive agencies that specialize in website development work.  Submit an RFP and see what kind of pricing they give you.  \n\nThis is something that is worth spending money on...and worth doing right.
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are we talking classic ASP or ASP.Net? What is their skill level? Beginner/college student, mid-level, senior, architect? The best thing to do is determine what level of performance, security & error handling you need. \n\nIf it's a business site or a place where you are processing sensitive info such as medical records, social secutiy numbers or credit card transactions then you must hire a professional developer. Expect to pay $45-$90/hr for someone in this range.\n\nIf this is more of a personal&#92;fun site such as a family photo album then you might be able to find a college student or entry level developer for as little as $20-$30 an hour.\n\nAnother way to increase/decrease the cost of a project is to add or remove features. Generally, there is a set of "must have" features and "nice to have" features. \n\nAnyone you interview for a given project should be able to provide a written time & cost estimate. Based on that you'll know what you can & cannot afford to include in your project\n\nremember: these are are general guidelines. Your individual situation may warrant higher or lower rates based on the details of your project\n\nBTW - If you'd like an unbiased opinion of any bids you receive on your project feel free to contact me.
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The real money is in programing you won't need maths but you will need a head for coding and detail. \n\nI would take a short course in web design if that is what you want to do, look for week long courses that would be enough for the basics and to get you started on making sites. Then set up your own and try and charge through that - you can charge as much as people will pay, so as long as you get your self known and get people to email you will offers you could do ok.
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First create your profile on the internet as an amateur web designer.  add some of your work examples and find out what you are worth for :)
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It varies a lot from place to place and with the type and amount of work to do. The best bet for you to find some local web design firms and check out their rates. Also check the charges for similar kind of work online at sites such as rentacoder.com, scriptlancer.com or guru.com . Since this company is providing you the opportunity to do something commercially, it is better to give it to them at a very competitive rate compared to your local rates, but pls don't do it for too less as that also makes you look bad.
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I once faced a similar situation as yours: I needed to design a website for a community helpline, and this place was a fantastic discovery:\n\nwww.rentacoder.com\n\nwww.guru.com is another place where you can place a competitive offer. The good thing is you don't have to pay anything in advance in both places, and there are plenty of people to choose from.\n\nI had my website built for $75 by an Indian, and he was fantastic I should say except for some spelling mistakes on the page which he promptly rectified without complain. The good thing is he worked 7 days time for that trifle amount. But, that was in 2004. Now, from what I hear, rates have risen a bit even in India. Still, it's a far cheaper alternative - try imagining screw an American for 7 days.\n\nIt's always advisable to bargain with Indians....most of them want to take US customers for a ride, but they are still your good bet cuz they are technically sound. Do your homework well and wish you good luck.
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I just search in yahoo , i found ww.shayona.biz  website first and in this website some basic information about website design and packages, but i dont know their rate? if you really want ask them and search other website from yahoo and google
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Factor in the following:\n\n1) Time it will take for you to listen to your clients and making sure they get exactly what they want.\n2) Equipment.\n3) Electricity (seriously)\n4) Internet Bill.\n5) Third Party Assistance. \n6) Expenses you have to pay to get their site up and running. Including the domain name, fonts, stock images, and scripts (if you have to purchase them) and scanning in images.\n\nOnce you written all this down, then give them a number that makes sense. If you are doing a simple web design job, keep it below $400. The more complex the job and longer it takes, the more expensive it will be. If you add more people to get it done, then you'll have to factor in payment for them as well.\n\nFinally, make sure it's a livable amount. Too low and you'll be fighting for scraps. Also, give a firm answer. Be flexible and don't show fear. The moment you show fear, you'll lose or they might try to low ball you. \n\nHopefully, that will help you out.
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You can try a few things.  A free site, but it is limited, or try Yahoo Site builder, around $12. a month with most of the tools you will need. Under business and web development.
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get in contact with new small businesses in your area and see if they need someone to design their website.. charge them a certain amount per hour you spend working (but dont slack off.. give them their money's worth), and from there they will reccomend you to other people