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Posted: Tue, 27 Aug 2013 7:40 pm
by abbym
also consider that web design isn't the same as web development. Not many programmers are great designers, so you may want different people for each task - or to go to an agency that provides both.
Posted: Mon, 09 Sep 2013 9:36 pm
by danecobain
Hi!
It depends, and you get what you pay for - independent developers will charge you less than those who work for an agency, but with an agency you'll get better support and a better finished product. We'd charge upwards of $10,000 for a relatively simple website (I work for ), but the whole thing is designed from the ground up (including the CMS) so that it fits your needs.
Freelancers and independent developers will probably charge much less, but quite often they'll adapt basic websites and templates to fit your needs, without creating it from scratch.
Alternatively, you could look at setting up a website yourself - you should be able to pick up hosting and a domain name for less than $20 per month, and you can use a free CMS like WordPress to set up your site and to customise it on an ongoing basis. Of course, if you're not a professional then this will be the lowest-quality option, as well as the cheapest.
Hope this helps!
Dane
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Posted: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 12:03 am
by DrPaulMasters
if you just want a corporate information site, go to ipage.com and you can write your own website
I wrote my own site myself.
step one, collect all the headings that you want to write about - for me, it was conditions that i treat, but for a company offering hello kitty face masks, you'd have a heading, a piece of text about the merits of the hello kitty mask, and a photo.
The nice thing about having all of your text written before you publish the site is that it takes about thirty minutes to get everything completed.
if you are bootstrapping, your website doesnt have to be A1 grade quality, so you can do it yourself and divert the funds into other projects
Re: what is a good price for web design
Posted: Fri, 13 Sep 2019 12:24 am
by tt1973
Yes, very true.
Point to note, creating a new website is easy but maintaining and updating the contents will need a lot of time and commitment.
Re: what is a good price for web design
Posted: Tue, 14 Jan 2020 11:28 am
by tripsnreefs
depends really, how much content and usability your giving to the creator of the website