How much does web design cost?
Ah, the old question: How much does a website cost? This is a tricky question and can best be answered with one of our favorite analogies: buying a new car, unless of course you buy it from an independent designer. Many freelancers offer a flat rate based on the number of pages you have on your site, for example, for $ 20 you can get a 10-page site designed with Flatbow designs. (see the link at the end of the article)
Second, let’s defend those who ask the question. They usually know very little about website design and are just starting their research to find a good professional website design company to do business with and rarely consider that their resources could be cheaper. If you’ve asked this question before, don’t feel bad. But if the website design company you’re asking seems a little concerned about answering this question, you’ll soon see why. Don’t be embarrassed to ask the age-old “how much” question; just learn a little more why this question cannot be answered without asking other people first.
Asking how much a website design will cost is a lot like walking into a car dealership and asking “How much does a vehicle cost?” Except the auto dealership you entered has all the makes and models of cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, and motorcycles ever made. I bet you are beginning to understand why this question is a bit unfair. But let’s go on.
The salesperson at the MEGA car / truck / SUV / motorcycle dealership will likely ask you what type of vehicle you are looking for to begin with (after you stop shaking your head). Did you want a sports car? SUV? Half of your truck? You may be looking for a motorcycle. This is equivalent to asking what kind of functionality you would like to see on your website. What do you want your website to “do”? How should you serve your visitors? What kind of information will it contain? How many pages will it have? What kind of design were you thinking of?
The real question here is what your goals are. Instead of thinking “Oh, I just need a Kia” or “Maybe a decent Nissan will work for now,” think first about what you hope your business will get from your website. Only then can you ask whether you need a Kia or a Rolls Royce. Obviously, the Kia is cheaper, but it is not that fast, it is not that luxurious, it does not look as flashy and it does not have almost the same prestige (which can be very important for companies, that is, prestige). The Rolls Royce will accomplish much more, but the cost is enormous, and it is far more expensive to maintain and repair. And if you only need to transport food once a week, then a Rolls Royce would be a tremendous waste of resources.
But with today’s freelance market, you can get a Rolls Royce for about the price of 2 combos at your favorite restaurant. You just have to know where to look. I hope the information and website provided have been of use to all of you, and if you are looking for more information on this topic, you can check here http://secrets.flatbowlakeseeds.com, the information can be very useful.
