Web Design Packages Have Arrived!

February 24th, 2010

Well, I’ve finally done it. After refusing to make that move for years, I’ve finally created flat rate packages for web design.

I had avoided this for for so long because I felt that frequently, fixed rate packages weren’t fair to both the client and the designer. The client could be paying for more time than is being worked, or the designer could end up doing more work than they are getting paid for.

I’ve also avoided pricing plans for years because, generally speaking, they often tend to be convoluted and confusing.

However, over the past decade, I’ve watched people flinch whether I quote $25 or $75 an hour. When people hear the hourly rate, they think “gosh that’s a lot”, not realizing how much they get with that.

And of course, these days people like packages that show them exactly what they get. People like being able to point at something and just say “give me that one”.

The Plans

So to avoid the feeling of either client or designer not getting a fair shake, I’ve made EIGHT packages! And in a sense, nine packages are available since you can take options a la carte and create custom packages.

Also, this past year I’ve seen a lot of people just starting out in business that want a cheap and easy website. Sometimes they turn to the do-it-yourself site builders, which are often disasters. Not only are they limited in choices so they look ugly, but the HTML generated is hideous, they are not search engine friendly, accessible, or cross-platform.

Inexpensive, Cross-platform, Accessible, Search Engine Friendly Template Sites

As a solution to this problem, I’m also offering inexpensive template sites. You choose from a couple of simple layouts and I customize

  • color
  • images
  • logo and header text placement
  • fonts.

So you get a nice site that can be added to later as you grow. Or you can have a redesign if you decide to add a shopping cart or just want a different look.

Check them out and as always, if you have questions just get in touch.

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