Somehow we stumble across each other, you need a web site, I need more money.
You give me a vague idea of what you think you want.
I try to interpret what you meant and then decide I know best.
A slow and painful process of me asking you questions and you thinking "Is it all worth it?" begins.
The web site design evolves and your ideas become more concrete.
I make the continual stream of changes you ask for and think "Is this ever going to end?"
Suddenly it all comes together very quickly and we're all happy.
Then I send you the bill, which you happily pay because it's a fantastic site.
How much will it cost?
This is what you want to know straight away, I can only say after finding out what you need.
There are several factors involved:
How large the site will be.
How complex the site will be.
How many different types of features you may want.
How much time I have to spend on chasing you for copy, photos and feedback.
How big my current credit card bill is.
From around £400 for a small site such as a personal blog, to £1500 and beyond for a large and more complex commercial site.
The average price is around £850, give or take.
What will I get?
I could say that you'll have a site that's HTML & CSS valid, cross browser compliant, Search Engine friendly etc. etc.
I expect what you're interested in is that your new web site will be....
Something you're proud of!
Impressing existing and potential clients.
More upto date than your printed materials.
Paying for it's self with increased sales (can't guarantee that one).
