What is the average salary for a web developer?
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I make just over $50,000 in upstate NY, but that is not for just your basic static HTML pages.  I know JavaScript, VBScript, and Flash, and only use Flash or Active Server Pages to design websites, and I also administer my own databases, Microsoft Access and SQL.
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According to Salary.com, you should be making between:\n$52,103 $57,604 $64,508 \nThe median salary is $57,604. \nOf course where you live will have a big impact on these amounts. \nGo to Salary.com and enter your job and your zip code it will tell you what the average person in your area makes at your job.
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Yes. If you become a web developer you have good challenging work. You can earn good as well. So its a good career option.
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Based on my reserach, the basic salary is between $36,000 and $52,000. The variance depends on (1) your experience, (2) the state in which you work, and (3) the size and strength of the firm at which you work.
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Depends on several things. anywhere between $10-$100 per hour depending on experience, creativity, turn around time.\nMonthly salary would be anywhere between USD 45k to $100k.\n\nThanks\nRaj Reddy Allipuram\nhttp://www.allipuram.com
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Web Designer is a rather open phrase; I, for instance, am a LAMP developer.  LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP.  In a more general sense, it describes a set of website programmers which develop internet-based applications in any number of ways.  Sometimes .NET developers, ASP coders, and Perl scripters are classified as LAMP developers.  For my part in "web design," I would answer your questions in the following manner:\n1.  I enjoy the balance website design offers between the challenge of solving problems in code and the ability of web-based development to offer immediate feedback.  I can take many approaches to problems without worrying about the long development time associated with compiling and testing code written in a lower-level language.\n2.  Because development in this environment lends itself to very short production times, I often feel as though a project is rushed.  I dislike the idea that quicker often supercedes better in development priorities.\n3.  I didn't really decide to get into web development professionally.  I coded because I enjoied it.  People are willing to pay me to do it -- so I started coding professoinally.  The most reliable means by which to enter into website design is either as a coder or as an artist -- for both, technical schools and colleges offer degrees and programs to accredit students in these fields.\n4.  In my opinion, the best way to learn to code or design is to do it.  As a result, working independantly on projects while studying at a technical school or college will afford a robust, basic education.  To maintain and further develop their skills, most developers involve themselves in online communities wherein thoughts, solutions, and ideas are propogated.  For instance, I am a member of both the PHP and MySQL development communities, Zend's development community, the PEAR development group, and I participate in discussions on various mailing lists and websites like this one.\n5.  Salary is highly dependant upon the sort of work one does and where one is located.  Basic web design work pays between $8 and $12 per hour.  Advanced coders can make six figure incomes.  Graphics designers are generally paied based upon the job and their skill-set.\n6.  Most valuable to my work are my sense of logic and structure as well as my consistant attention to minutiae.\n7.  The tasks for a programmer are generally either fixing an error in code or writing code to solve a problem.  To fix an error, one generally re-creates the error, analizes the proceedure leading up to the error, and systematically eleminates the steps which produce the expected results until the part of the code which causes the error is discovered.  Then, that code is re-written -- at least, that is the ideal case.  To solve a new problem, the programmer examines the issue and outlines a series of steps which are repeatable and which will result in a sound solution for the problem.  Those steps are translated into code and implemented.\n8.  Enjoying my work as I do, I don't often consider it stressful.  However, when solutions to new problems are elusive or when bugs in code are obfuscated, I do find work to be stressful.  Work is irritating when I have to deal with code that was written quickly rather than properly.\n9.  Some people seem to have a knack for coding or design -- they generally do well.  Some people work hard to accomplish their goals; there seems to be a ceiling to their advancement.\n10. Hiring a programmer or designer is a difficult process.  Since so many people have their own style of coding, it is hard to judge how well their skills will match the requirements of the position.  Further, while there are certifications and degrees which atempt to quantify an individual's skills, they are generally inadequate.  Resumes often include samples of code, work history, and a list of skills the coder claims to posses.  Generally, interviews and contract-to-hire positions allow emp
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Hi,\n\nFor a futured web designer, you have to learn about some software i.e. Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver & Flash (All For Designing and Animation). Beside these you also have to learn about HTML, ASP, PHP, .net Framework (All for Development) and SQL, Access, Oracle (For Database).......\n\nBut, beside these one more thing will be there, and that is creativity and Presence of mind, because if you don't have creativity, all knowledge of software is useless........\n\nThe starting salary of a web designer is abt. 6K to 8K. When you go to development, this is abt. 10K to 15K. The Salary of a team leader is between 20K to 25K.\n\nAnd, the salary of Senior Art Director is between 30K to 50K.\n\nYou can learn these software at Arena Multimedia and Aptech Institutes for best Knowledge.................\n\nSankalp Gupta\nIT Consultant\nFor e-xpert Media Lab\n+919336812520
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it's different everywhere, but here's a nice place to start to get an idea of what your peers may be making:\n\nwww.salary.com
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check out workopolis.com they have a lot of info on salary ranges.
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It will depends on your exact requirements.. But to put it generally..\n\nTore-work on static websites will not cost you much..you can finish things around $100\n\nInteractivity part is depends on what u want to do..\n\nTo get a approximate figure you can post your project for freelancers on sites like.. \nwww.guru.com\nwww.getafreelancer.com\nwww.elance.com\netc..
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Depends on where you live.  Go to Salary.com and look it up.  You should be able to find what you are looking for.
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I have been working with Java and related technologies for 10 years, exclusively for about 8 years. I highly recommend it.\n\nMy job (software engineer/consultant) pays about as good as you can get without owning your own business.\n\nThere was a lull in business after 9/11, but that is a thing of the past. Twice in the past three years I have been involved in a bidding war, with two potential clients both wanting to hire me and exchanging offers to try and get me.\n\nI have friends who are .Net consultants who are lowering their billing rate at the same time that I am increasing mine.\n\nHOWEVER, I must say that there is a limited shelf life for *ANY* programming technology. The most important thing you can do is stay flexible and hone your skill at picking up new technologies on the fly.
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Most programmers (for gaming) usually only work on a small part of a big programme. Around £25-30k
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It really depends on the quality. Usually, web designers sell their templates to people. Templates can range anywhere from $5 to $1000.
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NO!!\nhttp://jobsearch.about.com/cs/salarywages/a/compensation.htm\nhttp://salary.com/\n\nhttp://www.payfinder.com/
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For site concepting, information architecture and general consulting; I charge $125/hr.\nI typically charge $50/hr for any administrative duties associated with the project.\nFor basic HTML, I typically charge $75/hr.\nFor dynamic web site development, I charge $125/hr.\nFlash can be easy or complex depending on your experience and the use of ActionScript. For animations, I charge around $75/hr.  For ActionScript-based interactivity, I charge at least $150/hr.\nJava can be complex and I rarely develop in the language for web sites since it severely slows down page loads.  Usually the same objectives can be accomplished with other languages such as Flash ActionScript, JavaScript, etc.  But if I were to develop in Java, I would charge $150/hr.\n\nI use these rates as a guide and I don't typically charge on a per hour basis for a project (such as this) but rather for the entire project.  I will calculate the estimated time for each step in the site development and then use my rates to calculate a total cost.  I also highly recommend that you draft a scope document between you and the client that states what services specifically that you will perform and the associated cost.  Anyone that works in web development will tell you that you will constantly run into clients that want to make changes outside of the original agreement.  If you don't have an agreement, you may get stuck with nothing.  If you have a contract, you can draft a change order and provide them with the additional service(s) and the cost.
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