I have invested in quite a few softwares (Dreamweaver, Photoshop, etc) and while I am teaching myself, I would like to take a few classes to improve my skills. I have a full time job, and already have a college degree. I don't want to start a program at a school, but I would like to learn more on graphic design and how to best use these applications.
How can I learn more about graphic %26amp; web design?
You may contact a homework helper live at website like
http://homework.mcptutorials.info/
Reply:My best advice is that if you learn by doing, which most graphics people are, just go online and type in graphics tutorials in google and you can learn all you need to know from the web. Wish I hadnt spent $56,000 on school just to use google.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Looking for affordable good quality web design?
I am looking for some good quality web design for my production company. I'm interested in something with a little bit of flash, and a pretty simple to navigate music based website to house my beats and instrumentals. I would like for my clients to be able to:
Browse By Beat Genre
View the Most Recent Beat somewhere along the home page (Exclusive Beat of the day)
Bio Section
Pics
Contact
Links and Affiliates
I'm of course open to all types of suggestions. I've seen some pages for other production companies and haven't really seen too many professional looking pages. I'm a firm believer in "your first impression is your last" therefore i would like something that would stick to a possibly client.
PLEASE!!!!! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Looking for affordable good quality web design?
Just go through the templatemonster.com and choose a design for your company. If that template exactly match your requirements buy that one or if u need to customize the design and content you can a developer for your help. Even i also can help you if u dont find any of your friends helping you.
Thansk
pollen
Browse By Beat Genre
View the Most Recent Beat somewhere along the home page (Exclusive Beat of the day)
Bio Section
Pics
Contact
Links and Affiliates
I'm of course open to all types of suggestions. I've seen some pages for other production companies and haven't really seen too many professional looking pages. I'm a firm believer in "your first impression is your last" therefore i would like something that would stick to a possibly client.
PLEASE!!!!! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Looking for affordable good quality web design?
Just go through the templatemonster.com and choose a design for your company. If that template exactly match your requirements buy that one or if u need to customize the design and content you can a developer for your help. Even i also can help you if u dont find any of your friends helping you.
Thansk
pollen
How can i motivate myself to finish putting together my web design portfolio so I can quit my frustrating job?
I would rather clean my house (toilets included) than to sit down and finish this thing, which I've been working on for months. Currently, I have a full time job at a grocery store doing a lot of physical work such as lifting so by the time I get home from work I have no energy to do much of anything. Any advice?
How can i motivate myself to finish putting together my web design portfolio so I can quit my frustrating job?
Is your portfolio a dream?
Dreams become reality only when they are put into action.
Maybe you could work on the dream before you go into work so you are not as tired as when you get home. You may think clearer without being tired.
Reply:I guess you want to work at the grocery store forever. That is why you are looking for excuses not to finish the portfolio. If you do want to get out, take a few days off of work as vacation. Tell them you haven't been feeling well and you need some rest. Take as long as you can and finish the portfolio. Unless, like I said, you want to stay at the grocery store forever.
How can i motivate myself to finish putting together my web design portfolio so I can quit my frustrating job?
Is your portfolio a dream?
Dreams become reality only when they are put into action.
Maybe you could work on the dream before you go into work so you are not as tired as when you get home. You may think clearer without being tired.
Reply:I guess you want to work at the grocery store forever. That is why you are looking for excuses not to finish the portfolio. If you do want to get out, take a few days off of work as vacation. Tell them you haven't been feeling well and you need some rest. Take as long as you can and finish the portfolio. Unless, like I said, you want to stay at the grocery store forever.
How can I better advertise my web design company?
I need some ideas to get my companys name out there so that I can find new clients. I've tried posting some ads, that got me a few responses in the first 2 weeks but since then nothing.
How can I better advertise my web design company?
Have you tried Craigslist.org?
Also, if you need images for your designs, I recommend these sites: http://www.smilelikeumeanit.com/stock.ht...
Reply:Use more free clasifed and article submission sites.
Here is a comprehensive list of Classifieds and Article submission Best Answer http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Make a video about your site and submit it to video directiories.
Make a homemade commercial video.
Post your video here
metacafe.com http://www.metacafe.com/
YouTube.com http://www.YouTube.com
Video.google.com http://www.Video.google.com
Video.yahoo.com http://www.Video.yahoo.com
AtomFilms.com http://www.AtomFilms.com
Blip.tv http://www.Blip.tv
Blog.com http://www.Blog.com
Blogger.com http://www.Blogger.com
BoFunk.com http://www.BoFunk.com
Clipshack.com http://www.Clipshack.com
Dailymotion.com http://www.Dailymotion.com
Dave.tv http://dave.tv/Default.aspx
Eyespot.com http://www.Eyespot.com
Flurl.com http://www.Flurl.com
funnyordie.com http://www.funnyordie.com/
GoFish.com http://www.GoFish.com
GUBA.com http://www.GUBA.com
IFilm.com http://www.IFilm.com
Livejournal.com http://www.Livejournal.com
LiveLeak.com http://www.LiveLeak.com
LiveVideo.com http://www.LiveVideo.com
MegaVideo.com http://www.MegaVideo.com
Mix.com http://www.vMix.com
Motionbox.com http://www.Motionbox.com
Odeo.com http://www.Odeo.com
Photobucket.com http://www.Photobucket.com
Pixparty.com http://www.Pixparty.com
Putfile.com http://www.Putfile.com
Podcasts yahoo http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/podcast...
Revver.com http://www.Revver.com
selfcast.tv http://www.selfcast.tv
Sharkle.com http://www.Sharkle.com
Stickam.com http://www.Stickam.com
SUMO.tv http://www.SUMO.tv
Twango.com http://www.Twango.com
Veoh.com http://www.Veoh.com
vidilife.com http://www.vidilife.com
Vimeo.com http://www.Vimeo.com
vlaze.com http://vlaze.com/?vl=0
vSocial.com http://www.vSocial.com
Wordpress.com http://www.Wordpress.com
Xanga.com http://www.Xanga.com
ZippyVideos http://www.ZippyVideos.com
Reply:The best advice I can give is make any companies website better, then pitch it to that company and resell them something they already have but better. Or look in the phone book for companies that don't have websites and create one for them and try to sell it to them. You are going to have to find your clients with web design, once you have good recommendations from past clients you should be set.
Reply:Try you Digg your website
Reply:G'day v.e.n.d.e.t.t.a's,
A good web design company is a dime in a dozen!
There are more web design companies out there you could poke a stick at!
In saying this, there are hundreds of businesses out there that are still meaning to get a website, but are too scared with the technology!
Unfortunately, steelghost1 is absolutely correct. You need to get some recommendations out there!
You're business needs to build a name for yourself, maybe, check up with your current customers.
Ask for feedback about:
Your services,
Your product (e.g. web design)
Your approach **
**Your approach is a courageous question, but an important.
If you're a very customer service person, maybe visit some of your local businesses with your laptop (I presume you have a laptop) and ask them if you can show them your web designs and suggest what you can do for them to improve their business via a website design such as yours. You might find you’ll only need to do this two or three times a week before you start build a name for yourself.
Remember if you’re to do this; practice, practice, practice your sales pitch, do be too pushy and dress nice… etc…
Try starting a competition and getting it listed in a competition website, but get a solicitor to sign off on your terms and conditions!
www.comping.com.au
www.lottos.com.au
Review where you have been posting your ads? Free services over the internet are great, but things are free for a reason.
Try the following websites:
www.truelocal.com.au
www.dlook.com.au
www.gumtree.com.au
www.cracker.com.au
www.aussieweb.com.au
www.digfoot.com
You may have to pay for some type of advertising in some form?
i.e flyers, radio, internet marketing(google adwords, yahoo marketing)
So maybe try a premium listing with these websites, or that other company with yellow in its words, which I would never recommend.
Back to recommendations, there are two Australian websites I know of that are free:
www.womow.com.au (pre-dominantly Melbourne)
www.raveabout.com.au (pre dominantly Sydney)
They work on your customers reviewing...
And also my very own website:
www.isuggest.com.au
Which is the world's only rating and ranking website, meaning your business will be ranked against your competitive business via customer reviews, but you customers can filter the reviews into five categories:
Overall Rating
Staff Friendliness
Staff Product Knowledge
Product/s Purchased
Time Efficiency
Our company also sends out a package containing products to help your customers review your business via, SMS, Postal and online. It's only free advertising till the 8th Mar 08. With a promotion of "subscribe of one year and recieve an extra year for free, for the first two hundred businesses".
We advertise your business via direct mail-outs, online search engines, charity events and media (i.e radio)
For more information, visit my site. Sorry I could ramble about it all day/night!
I hope that has given you a few ideas and good luck v.e.n.d.e.t.t.a's
Jean (Johnny) Warwick
OZ-E-Advertising – Director
www.isuggest.com.au
Disclaimer: Please seek legal advice before undertaking any plans, I’m just advising from personal experience only.
Reply:Here are some free web marketing tips.
Not all web marketing needs to cost money. Aside from website submissions, there are a number of things that web marketers can do that are free, though they may be rather time-consuming. Other marketing tactics are relatively inexpensive, and are often well worth the investment.
Follow these basic steps to market your website and business.
Free Web Marketing Tips
http://www.small-business-software.net/f...
Reply:Assuming that you have an active website, consider placement of various critical SEO [Search Engine Optimization] metatags that can
surely achieve a high search engine presence and
increase Internet traffic to your website. These
metatag strategies work well with published websites
at Google and Yahoo.
Design: Should you create an extensive Flash-based
website, make sure to fill-in the property entries
such as the Title, Description and Keywords. Failing
to do so, leaves no hard HTML or ALT resource that can
be readily indexed by search robots. Also consider the
Internet audience and their incoming setup. For
example, if they are on analog/dialup, Flash webpages
take too long to load up and therefore analog users
will likely lose interest and discontinue entering the
Flash site. On the other hand, anyone on hi-speed DSL
lines, will welcome Flash pages which load quickly. So
before designing a pure Flash websitge, ask the simple
question, "Who's my end user - is he on dialup or
DSL?" And if you had to choose between these two users
for maximum marketability, then select analog users
since 80% of most resident users are still analog
Internet subscribers and pure HTML designed webpages
is best for them.
A non-Flash-based website which relies on hard text,
is far easier to be indexed by search robots. Limit
the use of stylized text saved as .gifs since as a
graphic, they are not indexable by search robots.
Avoid use of frames since any number of search robots
are unable to properly classify textual material.
Placement of Metatags:
A ranking or search order does take place with Google
and Yahoo and it begins with the "Title" metag which
should consist of no more than 65 characters separated
by commas. The "Title" should describe in generic
terms, the goods and services, followed by a location
from which the resource is located, i.e., city, state.
The placement of a domain name which is not generic
within the "Title" is not appropriate, unless your
domain name is a major recognizable brand name.
The second metatag is the "Description" which is
usually 41 words to form a complete sentence which
best describes one's goods and services.
And the very last category - "Keywords" are also
somewhat limited to 15 words which can be plural
and compound in nature. Again, avoid multiple entries
which could be mistaken as "spamdexed entries" which
is defined as the loading, and submission of
repetitive words into a particular metatag category.
"Spamdexing" when discovered on a webpage and reported
to Google's spamreport.com can result in the
elimination of your website from their search
directory.
Good luck!
Reply:Heres a link to a free ad site that brings more traffic to your site, you can post numerous ads and it works well http://www.trafficswarm.com/go.cgi?74429...
How can I better advertise my web design company?
Have you tried Craigslist.org?
Also, if you need images for your designs, I recommend these sites: http://www.smilelikeumeanit.com/stock.ht...
Reply:Use more free clasifed and article submission sites.
Here is a comprehensive list of Classifieds and Article submission Best Answer http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Make a video about your site and submit it to video directiories.
Make a homemade commercial video.
Post your video here
metacafe.com http://www.metacafe.com/
YouTube.com http://www.YouTube.com
Video.google.com http://www.Video.google.com
Video.yahoo.com http://www.Video.yahoo.com
AtomFilms.com http://www.AtomFilms.com
Blip.tv http://www.Blip.tv
Blog.com http://www.Blog.com
Blogger.com http://www.Blogger.com
BoFunk.com http://www.BoFunk.com
Clipshack.com http://www.Clipshack.com
Dailymotion.com http://www.Dailymotion.com
Dave.tv http://dave.tv/Default.aspx
Eyespot.com http://www.Eyespot.com
Flurl.com http://www.Flurl.com
funnyordie.com http://www.funnyordie.com/
GoFish.com http://www.GoFish.com
GUBA.com http://www.GUBA.com
IFilm.com http://www.IFilm.com
Livejournal.com http://www.Livejournal.com
LiveLeak.com http://www.LiveLeak.com
LiveVideo.com http://www.LiveVideo.com
MegaVideo.com http://www.MegaVideo.com
Mix.com http://www.vMix.com
Motionbox.com http://www.Motionbox.com
Odeo.com http://www.Odeo.com
Photobucket.com http://www.Photobucket.com
Pixparty.com http://www.Pixparty.com
Putfile.com http://www.Putfile.com
Podcasts yahoo http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/podcast...
Revver.com http://www.Revver.com
selfcast.tv http://www.selfcast.tv
Sharkle.com http://www.Sharkle.com
Stickam.com http://www.Stickam.com
SUMO.tv http://www.SUMO.tv
Twango.com http://www.Twango.com
Veoh.com http://www.Veoh.com
vidilife.com http://www.vidilife.com
Vimeo.com http://www.Vimeo.com
vlaze.com http://vlaze.com/?vl=0
vSocial.com http://www.vSocial.com
Wordpress.com http://www.Wordpress.com
Xanga.com http://www.Xanga.com
ZippyVideos http://www.ZippyVideos.com
Reply:The best advice I can give is make any companies website better, then pitch it to that company and resell them something they already have but better. Or look in the phone book for companies that don't have websites and create one for them and try to sell it to them. You are going to have to find your clients with web design, once you have good recommendations from past clients you should be set.
Reply:Try you Digg your website
Reply:G'day v.e.n.d.e.t.t.a's,
A good web design company is a dime in a dozen!
There are more web design companies out there you could poke a stick at!
In saying this, there are hundreds of businesses out there that are still meaning to get a website, but are too scared with the technology!
Unfortunately, steelghost1 is absolutely correct. You need to get some recommendations out there!
You're business needs to build a name for yourself, maybe, check up with your current customers.
Ask for feedback about:
Your services,
Your product (e.g. web design)
Your approach **
**Your approach is a courageous question, but an important.
If you're a very customer service person, maybe visit some of your local businesses with your laptop (I presume you have a laptop) and ask them if you can show them your web designs and suggest what you can do for them to improve their business via a website design such as yours. You might find you’ll only need to do this two or three times a week before you start build a name for yourself.
Remember if you’re to do this; practice, practice, practice your sales pitch, do be too pushy and dress nice… etc…
Try starting a competition and getting it listed in a competition website, but get a solicitor to sign off on your terms and conditions!
www.comping.com.au
www.lottos.com.au
Review where you have been posting your ads? Free services over the internet are great, but things are free for a reason.
Try the following websites:
www.truelocal.com.au
www.dlook.com.au
www.gumtree.com.au
www.cracker.com.au
www.aussieweb.com.au
www.digfoot.com
You may have to pay for some type of advertising in some form?
i.e flyers, radio, internet marketing(google adwords, yahoo marketing)
So maybe try a premium listing with these websites, or that other company with yellow in its words, which I would never recommend.
Back to recommendations, there are two Australian websites I know of that are free:
www.womow.com.au (pre-dominantly Melbourne)
www.raveabout.com.au (pre dominantly Sydney)
They work on your customers reviewing...
And also my very own website:
www.isuggest.com.au
Which is the world's only rating and ranking website, meaning your business will be ranked against your competitive business via customer reviews, but you customers can filter the reviews into five categories:
Overall Rating
Staff Friendliness
Staff Product Knowledge
Product/s Purchased
Time Efficiency
Our company also sends out a package containing products to help your customers review your business via, SMS, Postal and online. It's only free advertising till the 8th Mar 08. With a promotion of "subscribe of one year and recieve an extra year for free, for the first two hundred businesses".
We advertise your business via direct mail-outs, online search engines, charity events and media (i.e radio)
For more information, visit my site. Sorry I could ramble about it all day/night!
I hope that has given you a few ideas and good luck v.e.n.d.e.t.t.a's
Jean (Johnny) Warwick
OZ-E-Advertising – Director
www.isuggest.com.au
Disclaimer: Please seek legal advice before undertaking any plans, I’m just advising from personal experience only.
Reply:Here are some free web marketing tips.
Not all web marketing needs to cost money. Aside from website submissions, there are a number of things that web marketers can do that are free, though they may be rather time-consuming. Other marketing tactics are relatively inexpensive, and are often well worth the investment.
Follow these basic steps to market your website and business.
Free Web Marketing Tips
http://www.small-business-software.net/f...
Reply:Assuming that you have an active website, consider placement of various critical SEO [Search Engine Optimization] metatags that can
surely achieve a high search engine presence and
increase Internet traffic to your website. These
metatag strategies work well with published websites
at Google and Yahoo.
Design: Should you create an extensive Flash-based
website, make sure to fill-in the property entries
such as the Title, Description and Keywords. Failing
to do so, leaves no hard HTML or ALT resource that can
be readily indexed by search robots. Also consider the
Internet audience and their incoming setup. For
example, if they are on analog/dialup, Flash webpages
take too long to load up and therefore analog users
will likely lose interest and discontinue entering the
Flash site. On the other hand, anyone on hi-speed DSL
lines, will welcome Flash pages which load quickly. So
before designing a pure Flash websitge, ask the simple
question, "Who's my end user - is he on dialup or
DSL?" And if you had to choose between these two users
for maximum marketability, then select analog users
since 80% of most resident users are still analog
Internet subscribers and pure HTML designed webpages
is best for them.
A non-Flash-based website which relies on hard text,
is far easier to be indexed by search robots. Limit
the use of stylized text saved as .gifs since as a
graphic, they are not indexable by search robots.
Avoid use of frames since any number of search robots
are unable to properly classify textual material.
Placement of Metatags:
A ranking or search order does take place with Google
and Yahoo and it begins with the "Title" metag which
should consist of no more than 65 characters separated
by commas. The "Title" should describe in generic
terms, the goods and services, followed by a location
from which the resource is located, i.e., city, state.
The placement of a domain name which is not generic
within the "Title" is not appropriate, unless your
domain name is a major recognizable brand name.
The second metatag is the "Description" which is
usually 41 words to form a complete sentence which
best describes one's goods and services.
And the very last category - "Keywords" are also
somewhat limited to 15 words which can be plural
and compound in nature. Again, avoid multiple entries
which could be mistaken as "spamdexed entries" which
is defined as the loading, and submission of
repetitive words into a particular metatag category.
"Spamdexing" when discovered on a webpage and reported
to Google's spamreport.com can result in the
elimination of your website from their search
directory.
Good luck!
Reply:Heres a link to a free ad site that brings more traffic to your site, you can post numerous ads and it works well http://www.trafficswarm.com/go.cgi?74429...
How do you write a web design RFP?
I'm writing an RFP for a website redesign and I need some language saying that we're looking for a new design direction. Any tips on how to word?
How do you write a web design RFP?
Specifically, looking for a new design direction, I would say something like "Desire to effect a new design direction." The best thing to do is elaborate on why the current design is failing and what should be improved - "The new look and feel should more accurately reflect the organizational desire to connect with females in the middle-to-upper-class income bracket."
How do you write a web design RFP?
Specifically, looking for a new design direction, I would say something like "Desire to effect a new design direction." The best thing to do is elaborate on why the current design is failing and what should be improved - "The new look and feel should more accurately reflect the organizational desire to connect with females in the middle-to-upper-class income bracket."
How much to charge to web design a Ecommerce Site?
I know it's hard question answer and I know everyone says it depends.
Im a freelance web designer and I have built Commercial sites in the past but never a Ecommerce site before.
It is a small gift shop that wants a shopping cart and be able to accept credit cards. Should I give a flat fee for x amount of items to put on the site. Or should I charge per item.
They said there is around 100 - 200 items
I would have to:
-Take a photo of the item
-crop the picture
-upload the picture and put in on the site.
-create the add to shopping cart button for the item
How would I deal with upkeep with the site should I charge for a service contract for 6, 12 months?
How much should I charge for all this. Nothing crazy just html and the shopping cart.
How much to charge to web design a Ecommerce Site?
Use OSCommerce and you have a huge head start on the problem.
http://www.oscommerce.org
Also, ZenCart:
http://www.zencart.com
Reply:I can help you generate revenue form this account on a monthly basis through the credit card acceptance side of the service. We have partnered with many web designers and ecommerce providers to help them find revenue through the credit card processing volume from the merchant and shopping cart costs.
Email me for more info: sales@omnitranz.com
Reply:How do you normally charge? By the hour or by the job?
Let me tell you, I run a small web hosting company (www.cohenwebsvc.com, yes I'll shamelessly plug myself, and yes, my own website is no way near as good as my customers' sites) and it is these "little jobs" that are my biggest problem. For example, I have one customer (pays a flat fee for HOSTING) who always wants me to modify his site -- even after I built pages so that he can modify it himself (I can't dump him, he is both a friend and one of my first customers).
My worry is that you will not charge enough for all of the work you are going to have to do. Setting up the items and taking the pictures is going to take 10-30 minutes each -- and that assumes that the customer has all of the items ready for you to photograph. How long it takes to crop will be a function of how good you are with your toolset.
Suggestion? don't create a button for each item. Rather, use an off the shelf e-commerce product (there are several that are free) or use a database and php or perl to dynamically create the page and the button. This way, you create the pages once. You only have to add/remove records from your db as your customer adds/removes things.
For charging: I would have a fixed fee for the pages and database. Then a per-piece charge for the photos. Good luck
Reply:Ask Audra @
http://www.ecommerce-resources.org/
she knows all about it.
playing cards
Im a freelance web designer and I have built Commercial sites in the past but never a Ecommerce site before.
It is a small gift shop that wants a shopping cart and be able to accept credit cards. Should I give a flat fee for x amount of items to put on the site. Or should I charge per item.
They said there is around 100 - 200 items
I would have to:
-Take a photo of the item
-crop the picture
-upload the picture and put in on the site.
-create the add to shopping cart button for the item
How would I deal with upkeep with the site should I charge for a service contract for 6, 12 months?
How much should I charge for all this. Nothing crazy just html and the shopping cart.
How much to charge to web design a Ecommerce Site?
Use OSCommerce and you have a huge head start on the problem.
http://www.oscommerce.org
Also, ZenCart:
http://www.zencart.com
Reply:I can help you generate revenue form this account on a monthly basis through the credit card acceptance side of the service. We have partnered with many web designers and ecommerce providers to help them find revenue through the credit card processing volume from the merchant and shopping cart costs.
Email me for more info: sales@omnitranz.com
Reply:How do you normally charge? By the hour or by the job?
Let me tell you, I run a small web hosting company (www.cohenwebsvc.com, yes I'll shamelessly plug myself, and yes, my own website is no way near as good as my customers' sites) and it is these "little jobs" that are my biggest problem. For example, I have one customer (pays a flat fee for HOSTING) who always wants me to modify his site -- even after I built pages so that he can modify it himself (I can't dump him, he is both a friend and one of my first customers).
My worry is that you will not charge enough for all of the work you are going to have to do. Setting up the items and taking the pictures is going to take 10-30 minutes each -- and that assumes that the customer has all of the items ready for you to photograph. How long it takes to crop will be a function of how good you are with your toolset.
Suggestion? don't create a button for each item. Rather, use an off the shelf e-commerce product (there are several that are free) or use a database and php or perl to dynamically create the page and the button. This way, you create the pages once. You only have to add/remove records from your db as your customer adds/removes things.
For charging: I would have a fixed fee for the pages and database. Then a per-piece charge for the photos. Good luck
Reply:Ask Audra @
http://www.ecommerce-resources.org/
she knows all about it.
playing cards
How long does it take to build a web design business?
I want to take some classes to learn about the programming. I dont have a degree and need to change careers rather fast. I would start doing it on the side until I can build up and have my own business. Once I have taken the necessary classes, how long does it take to build a business if you hustle?
How long does it take to build a web design business?
All you need is a proper teams of "Designers/Developers" backing you up any time. You can can find cheap offshore development contractors at : www.cresolpk.com
Cheers...
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Reply:Web design is not just about coding or programming. I have met so many so called web designers that have NO design skills.
It's like hiring a magazine editor just because they know how to type. It does not make sense.
First, make sure you have the design skills to design aesthetically pleasing sites. Then, proceed with the programming skills.
The reason is that many small businesses (your market I assume since large companies already have a website or marketing dept.) don't need anything special that might require too much programming.
I am not trying to be critical, but you need to make sure this is something you want and can do before you waste your time with learning new things.
I wish you luck and hope you truely succeed.
FWIW, I use Coldfusion for programming sites that need dynamic interaction. However, I use straight HTML quite often. For jobs I do not have time to do, I use elance and get bids on jobs.
How long does it take to build a web design business?
All you need is a proper teams of "Designers/Developers" backing you up any time. You can can find cheap offshore development contractors at : www.cresolpk.com
Cheers...
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Reply:Web design is not just about coding or programming. I have met so many so called web designers that have NO design skills.
It's like hiring a magazine editor just because they know how to type. It does not make sense.
First, make sure you have the design skills to design aesthetically pleasing sites. Then, proceed with the programming skills.
The reason is that many small businesses (your market I assume since large companies already have a website or marketing dept.) don't need anything special that might require too much programming.
I am not trying to be critical, but you need to make sure this is something you want and can do before you waste your time with learning new things.
I wish you luck and hope you truely succeed.
FWIW, I use Coldfusion for programming sites that need dynamic interaction. However, I use straight HTML quite often. For jobs I do not have time to do, I use elance and get bids on jobs.
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