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How Much Does A Web Designer Charge?

How much should I charge as a beginning web designer?

  • Hello, I have been learning web and graphic design as a hobby for about 2 years now. I've learned much about design in general and now - finding myself currently unemployed - ...show more

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    This was a question I wrestled with when I started out. The correct answer is: as much as you can. That number depends on one thing and that is how much competition there is for your time. When I started out I bid really low (probably too low) and would get projects at $600 - $900 each. Now I won't look at a project unless the budget is $3500. That's because if someone doesn't have that budget I can readily find someone else that does. As your time fills up keep raising your prices until you are charging as much as your local market can stand.

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Honestly your rate is going to depend on the amount of pages you decide to include for that person/business. Typically a business website always costs more because it's, well, for a business. Personal websites for someones photography, music etc... would cost a little less. I, myself hate coding and the languages... ugh so frustrating and takes so much time. I have done a few very small websites via www.wix.com No coding knowledge needed. Basically create, drag and drop. Once you're use to their layout and how everything works you could easily build a custom and professional website using wix.com

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