how much does it (approximately) cost for designing an e-commerce website in UK?
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use OSCommerce it's free and goodly.
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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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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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u can register your domain name u want to use. like www.yourjewellery.com. the register fee for one year is 2.99 $ per month on www.1and1.com(one and one) \n\nif you want to design or create your website please contact me on kevintilva2yahoo.com
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You can try Craigs List... www.craigslist.org \nI dont know why you are only asking for Designers in the U.K\nWeb designing is something that anyone can do for you, in any part of the world. By limiting yourself to designers only in the U.K, you are also sort of putting a block on creativity, many american and asian webdesigners incorporate cultural elements that may help your website. I design websites but not on a proffesional level.\nYou may want to try Craigslist and go through it. Web designing is pretty easy to supervise online especially if the person designing your website is overseas- alot of companies offer an escrow like system- if you dont like the website- the designer doesnt get paid, and like wise you dont get the source files etc.\n\nPayment is usually negotiated using online paysites such as paypal which are totally safe and protect you from fraud.
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My media company designs web sites. Our sites start from $300. e mail me for more details.
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There's qxl.com, ebid ect... ask Google or other search engines for UK auction sites you will be surprised at how many responses you will get.  Be adventurous and try some of the alternatives out you may be pleasantly surprised.
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There is an initial fee with this one, but you own the web business you create.\n\nIf it's not for you, ok.  If it is, you can earn some extra income from home without having a boss or deadlines.  I did it.  Here's a link to my site:  http://www.professional-resume-example.com.\n\nI'm a 40 year old mother of two and I have no web design or html experience, yet if you look at my site, you'll see that it's as professional as anything out there.  The reason, though, is that the program I used to build my site provides everything I need to create a great site.\n\nIt does take time and effort and you have to pick a topic for your site that you are knowledgable about or that you are really passionate about.  Then, you just write about what you love.  \n\nAnyway, it's something to think about.  It's not for everyone.  My sister would rather eat liver than sit at a computer for a few hours a day.  :)
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well i usally set a per 30min rate. \nwhich is about 10-30UK pounds, which is about 18-54 dollars per half hour. \nwith a preset charge of 1 hour.
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It really depends on what kind of stuff you need built into the website.  If you need a professional design, it can cost you $500.  If you just need a page with links on it, you can find a guy in a chat room who will do it for free.  There is also the cost of the domain and hosting.  That's generally $8 a year plus maybe $5 a month.
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look on here\nhttp://www.postoffice.co.uk\nthink it's £8.75 capped fee
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Wow, may I suggest consultation with discloser with whoever and make a plan, it is not cheap nor easy to setup a high end site.  Hardware expenses, software, payroll, marketing, design, implementation.  It is possible, I suggest CONSULTATION first\n\nHogan Courrier
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Depending on the time, effort, pages, etc..\n\nThat's how I charge clients.  You could easily get 300 dollars for it.\n\nGood luck!
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It's a tricky question...\nFirst of all is very broad and with a lot of variables.\n\nMost web development companies/firms will give you a price only after having a clear discussion about all the features.\nIf it's made from zero it can cost from 2-4000 $.\nBut... an e-shop is a type of application. Once you do it you can resell it (of course modified to fit the client requests) at a lower price. Let's say just for the argument... 500-1000 $. \nIf you dare to do it yourself then you can try some free fully featured e-shops like osCommerce (http://www.oscommerce.com/solutions/oscommerce).\n\nHosting... the least expensive part of the problem. You can find tons of offers. Prices from 25-hundres of $ / month, depending on the account type.\n\n24/7 customer support, maintenance, updates... this you can find only talking with the company doing the e-shop application.\nLike any specialized service it can cost a lot. Again, it depends on what you need.\n\nI hope I've been able to give you a hint.\nIf you can provide me with specific information I can tell you much more. So, write me if you need.
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well... I'd say you could start by going to freewebs.com and make a website there... it's free and they have some basic layouts for you... the only downside is that your website comes with advertisements on it... If you want your own server Yahoo I believe has it wher eyou can register a domain for $9.99 I think for a year... but then you'd have to buy a server and/or run the website off your computer.\n\nIf you want it professional looking and don't like freewebs.com and want to design it yourself... that's where it get's expensive and I'd suggest using Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Dreamweaver...\n\nPhotoshop for graphics and Dreamweaver will help you with setting up the pages to where they look nice..\n\nOther then buying those two programs... Freewebs.com is the only place right now to help you get started at least with a basic website...\n\nI'm a graphic designer myself and have helped design websites... you can email me and I'll help you design your website and all... You'd just once again have to pay for a domain then a host if you're not planning on hosting it off your computer.
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This sounds quite harsh, but I'd perhaps re-think your design and layout. I've recently been hunting high and low for a web designer, hosting domain names etc and have been extremely put off by bad layout.\n\nThe fact that you've got a free website, with loads of banners and adverts would make me think that you're a part-timer, who would take the money and not do the job.\n\nThe design of your website isn't easy to navigate, the flash image is awful on the eyes. I wouldn't let you design my website incase I got the same thing. \n\nJust a few suggestions:\n\n* Make all the colours compliment each other- they clash at the minute\n* Improve your own layout\n* Include a portfolio\n* Get yourself onto a paid website to prove that you take business seriously.\n\nI know that what I've said does sound quite nasty, but if you don't present your own business well then people won't trust you with theirs. Take a look at your competition.
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It depends on who you ask to design it. I've seen it go from about $2 to $5, all depending on the skills of the person who made it.