how does a freelance web designer cost in the UK?
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"How long is a piece of string?"\n\nWell really you could expect to pay from £10 per hour up to £60! Generally you do get what you pay for. If you are looking for a designer, take a look at their previous work and make sure they have the talent you need.\n\nIf you do decide to go ahead, you may want to get a project based price (i.e.: they agree to do your work for a fixed price - which cannot go up).\n\nGet it all in a contract!\n\nStewart
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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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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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1&1 offer a .co.uk domain for £1.99 per month (£2.34 inc VAT). Thats the cheapest package they offer (has 20 IMAP/POP E-Mail accounts, full FTP access, 250mb web space).
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I am a web designer. I looked at your link and yes, I can make your web site like that. I offer different services. Here is my page http://www.myhouseofsorrows.com/bulletin... . \n\nRemember...prices are negociable!!! I am so flexible on prices that you can just tell me what you are willing to pay and I'll roll with that.\n\nContact me if you are interested. My name is Millie and I live in Florida.
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There are several component costs to a website including\n\nRegistering the domain name\nHosting the website\nDesigning the website\n\nA detailed costing is not possible unless you first define your requirements.\n\nThe first two can be had for as little as $5.00 a month when payed one or two years in advance. Designing a website can cost from nothing if you do it yourself using the tools provided by many hosting providers. Of couse a complicated web site can cost many thousands of dollars to develop. So it really depends on what you want and how much you are willing to do yourself. I usually charge about 350 for a simple 5 page HTML only design and hosting for a year.
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have you tried learn direct? they have some good courses and most are free for people that qualify, im doing web designing through them and am getting on really well whats the harm of applying phone 0800 100 900 speak to an advisor and they will be able to help you.\nalso check out their website http://www.learndirect-advice.co.uk
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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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This information may be a lot of help for you:\nhttp://www.sitepoint.com/article/experienced-freelancer\n\nSitepoint forums is one as you may know one of the best recognized webmaster forums with a lot of experienced people in this type of business.\nA lot of help can be found here.\n\nFrom my own personal point of view i think it's important to start building a portfolio of work you have done under the employers you have worked for to give an indication of your work in webdesign and what areas you are profficient in.\n\nAlso as a starting free lancer i would search on freelancer websites specificly targetted at webdesign.\nSuch as:\n\nhttp://www.rentacoder.com\nhttp://www.scriptlance.com\nhttp://www.getafreelancer.com\nhttp://www.rentacoder.com\nhttp://www.hireacoder.com\nhttp://www.elance.com\nhttp://www.programmingbids.com\nhttp://www.guru.com\nhttp://www.cityitjobs.net\nhttp://www.GetACoder.com\nhttp://www.codelance.com\nhttp://www.Project4Hire.com \n\nThese are all websites where people are looking for freelancers offering webdesign/programming services.\n\nOne thing to keep in mind is that you shouldn't charge to much in the beginning of your carreer as a freelancer since you have to build reputation and good credit.\nEvery job completed to satisfaction of the customer is a bonus point for your freelancing carreer on these above websites.\n\nThere is alot of competition but also a lot of insufficient coders so you have to build trust and reputation to go for the big projects and to allow yourself to charge better rates.\n\nAs a freelancer it is important to charge less then the established companies since otherwise there is no edge for you to compete on. The edge that makes a difference is mainly pricing combined with proficiency. If you can find a balance that you can be satisfied with regarding pricing and your time then you have a good chance to surive the harsh competition in the world of webdesign freelancing.\n\nIf you can offer professional and quality webdesign/coding for cheap rates you have the future of a steady client base that may help you advance in your freelance career (and in time charge better rates).\n\nBecause the competition is massive on the internet and freelance sites. But once you have completed a job to the satisfaction of the customer and for a affordable rate then you have won yourself a new client since this client is very content with your work and rates and would definately considder your services later on.\n\nTry to take on a lot of simple projects such as simple email forms and such to show your ability of webdesign and advance from there to bigger projects.\nI am myself also looking for a affordable webdesigner/coder so if you wouldn't mind i would very much like to know what your experience is with coding regarding programming languages.\nSend me a email and tell me a little more about yourself and what areas of expertise you have. Recent and past work would also be very helpfull.\n \nBest of luck to you in your freelancing carreer.\n\n-Edwin-
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I'm not from the area, but i might still help because I want to start my own web-design business and for that i need a portfolio. So right now i would do a charity website (or part of it) for free, just to say that i did some work on it.\n\nContact me (through my profile).\n\nThis is a site i just designed for my track team: http://www.paramusrunning.bravehost.com
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Well it depends on your level of competence.I have been charged from £30 per hour to £60 per hour.Convert that to euros and double it and you may get a figure!
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They vary. You can get them free with a contract or pay anything from £20 to £200 for a pay-as-you-go.
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There are many good web designers, BUT good and cheap don't go hand-in-hand. You have to pay for quality! A good designer cannot be expected to work for nothing. You really do get what you pay for.\n\nBefore you hire someone to design it, interview them and look at other sites they have designed. Don't just assume they can handle it and don't just take the first person who comes along. Make sure they can really do whatever it is that you need! Also get references and call them! Ask about not only how good they are at the job, but also how easy they are to work with, how easy they are to get in touch with, how quickly they work, etc. When you decide on someone, come up with a written contract together so there is less chance of a problem later. Working w/o contracts is asking for trouble - on both sides. Remember to allow for ongoing payment since there will be constant updates and maintenance. A site like this is not just a one-time setup fee.\n\nTo find a designer, don't just look in the Yellow Pages. Many of the good ones don't even advertise because they get their work by word of mouth. You can find them by calling local printers who work with freelance designers (many designers do both print and web design) or ask around if you know local businesspeople. \n\nIf it's truly a new concept, you should talk to an attorney about it. Call for a free consultation and see if they can help you - and get a professional opinion. \n\nGood luck with the site.
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Along with sources like craigslist.com you may want to check out core77.com It is a great web community for designers and has a place to post your portfolio. If you work at home you must be diligent and go after the work. A website will not guarantee you work, only you can do that. Pound the pavement and look for opportunities. Setting up a network is the best suggestion I have. A lot of people (not all) looking for work to be done on those bidding sites are looking for the cheapest work and could care less about the quality. You will end up making a lot less and have even less to show for it in your portfolio.\ngood luck,\nMax-\nhttp://www.impactda.com
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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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you can include your services on reverse bidding sites \nsuch as www.scriptlance.com that is one site I use when, I need webdesign work done.
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The ideal way to start would be tp charge 25$ for personal, 50 for corporate and 150 for websites with scripting.  once successful in building the portfolio of your with satisfied customers you can raise your charges by actuall making a showcase of your works on internet...basics