Let's talk about Webdesign & Coding.
* Financials of Webdesign
* How much to charge for a webpage?
* Webdesign Selling Process Laws
* Wordpress will be your best friend
* Domain and Hosting, wtf is that?
* Do you need to code?
* Best Free / Paid Resources to learn
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* Financials of Webdesign
* How much to charge for a webpage?
* Webdesign Selling Process Laws
* Wordpress will be your best friend
* Domain and Hosting, wtf is that?
* Do you need to code?
* Best Free / Paid Resources to learn
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Financials of Webdesign
You won't spend thousands on creating a small personal/professional site with a blog.
Check this out:
Domain: $12/year
Hosting: $5/month
Theme: free - $120
Plugins: free - $100
Photos: free - $8 each
You can create a whole site for $17. Not kidding.
You won't spend thousands on creating a small personal/professional site with a blog.
Check this out:
Domain: $12/year
Hosting: $5/month
Theme: free - $120
Plugins: free - $100
Photos: free - $8 each
You can create a whole site for $17. Not kidding.
How much can you charge for a webpage?
* $250 to $500 when you're starting out (you are here)
* $1000-3000 tiny companies
* $4000-1000 mid-sized companies
* $whatever you want when you're in the top 10%.
* $250 to $500 when you're starting out (you are here)
* $1000-3000 tiny companies
* $4000-1000 mid-sized companies
* $whatever you want when you're in the top 10%.
Web design Selling Process Laws
1. Be truthful. Don't promise what can't deliver.
2. Be specific. Write down the scope of the project,
3. Price above what you really want. Want $579? Ask for $639.
4. Follow up.
5. Using a template? Let your client know this. (see no.1)
1. Be truthful. Don't promise what can't deliver.
2. Be specific. Write down the scope of the project,
3. Price above what you really want. Want $579? Ask for $639.
4. Follow up.
5. Using a template? Let your client know this. (see no.1)
Domain and Hosting, wtf is that?
Hosting (server) is where all the info lives (email, photos, text, database, etc.).
Use this services:
siteground.com
The domain is the web address. Use these:
Godaddy.com
Namecheap.com
Hosting (server) is where all the info lives (email, photos, text, database, etc.).
Use this services:
siteground.com
The domain is the web address. Use these:
Godaddy.com
Namecheap.com
Wordpress is your best friend.
Learn to:
* Install it Wordpress
* Add themes and plugins
* Add pages
* Add blogposts
That's it.
Also, be truthful about what you can offer. Don't attempt to promise things you know you can't do.
What to dive deeper. Learn coding. But how?
Learn to:
* Install it Wordpress
* Add themes and plugins
* Add pages
* Add blogposts
That's it.
Also, be truthful about what you can offer. Don't attempt to promise things you know you can't do.
What to dive deeper. Learn coding. But how?
Do you even need to know to code?
Yes & no.
If you see web design a small side-hustle, don't need to learn to code.
If you want to make a living out if it, then, learn to code ASAP.
Yes & no.
If you see web design a small side-hustle, don't need to learn to code.
If you want to make a living out if it, then, learn to code ASAP.
Best Paid Resources For Learning Webdesign & Coding
* teamtreehouse.com
* Lynda.com
* udemy.com
I've tried them all. Very good content.
* teamtreehouse.com
* Lynda.com
* udemy.com
I've tried them all. Very good content.
Best Free Resources For Learning to Webdesign & Coding
* codecademy.com (best one, imo)
* freecodecamp.org
* theodinproject.com
* youtube.com (duh)
* learn.shayhowe.com (html & css)
* codecademy.com (best one, imo)
* freecodecamp.org
* theodinproject.com
* youtube.com (duh)
* learn.shayhowe.com (html & css)
Extra credit
Learn to:
* Upload stuff to the server
* Create emails
* Configure Google Suite or Office 360 for email management
Learn to:
* Upload stuff to the server
* Create emails
* Configure Google Suite or Office 360 for email management
One more thing: What to do during the web creation process?
* Offer exceptional customer service
* Delight your client with updates
(Don't be one of those due-date delivery guys)
* Try to deliver under budget
(Ahem…sometimes you need to buy extra photos)
* Offer exceptional customer service
* Delight your client with updates
(Don't be one of those due-date delivery guys)
* Try to deliver under budget
(Ahem…sometimes you need to buy extra photos)
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Only the next 5 orders.
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