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I've been assigned a project by a rich, but nice, old lady.
Basically, it's a simple information site on holiday houses in a certain area. From my notes, I've come up with:
The website should have a front page that gives you all the basic information to know what the point of the website is - to show off and allow you to make booking enquirys about holiday houses offered in the area. Should make it obvious which area these houses are for. NOT a splash page.
It should include a page dedicated to what the holiday homes look like, how they are laid out, how many rooms they have. I will need to take my own photos.
It should also include a page showing what the immediete area is like - close to the beach, quiet location, shops and clubhouses nearby.
There should be a page showing interesting features of the entirety of the area - activitys and things to do, places to visit - also, the location in Britain placed by a simple map that gives the precise location without naming every single town in the area - should be able to be recognised as part of Britain.
There also needs to be a pricing and contact page - this will include a table of prices for different periods during the year, and a form for submitting inquirys about booking. These forms should allow instant auto-replies to show the user the email has been received. Also - other contact details, such as phone numbers and addresses, should be available, maybe as part of a 'header' that appears on each page.
I will need to supply my own photos, and create my own artwork. I will also need to design a logo for the holiday company.
Most importantly, it should be well laid out, look impressive enough without being over the top (the houses are two star), and be easy to navigate and use.
It's not a huge project, but it's big enough for someone like me who doesn't exactly do this sort of thing for a living, which brings me to my actual point of all this...
How much do I charge? I really have no idea whatsoever. I don't want to over-charge her, and equally I don't want to be underpaid. What sort of pricing would you suggest I charge for doing this?
Thanks for any replies.
Basically, it's a simple information site on holiday houses in a certain area. From my notes, I've come up with:
The website should have a front page that gives you all the basic information to know what the point of the website is - to show off and allow you to make booking enquirys about holiday houses offered in the area. Should make it obvious which area these houses are for. NOT a splash page.
It should include a page dedicated to what the holiday homes look like, how they are laid out, how many rooms they have. I will need to take my own photos.
It should also include a page showing what the immediete area is like - close to the beach, quiet location, shops and clubhouses nearby.
There should be a page showing interesting features of the entirety of the area - activitys and things to do, places to visit - also, the location in Britain placed by a simple map that gives the precise location without naming every single town in the area - should be able to be recognised as part of Britain.
There also needs to be a pricing and contact page - this will include a table of prices for different periods during the year, and a form for submitting inquirys about booking. These forms should allow instant auto-replies to show the user the email has been received. Also - other contact details, such as phone numbers and addresses, should be available, maybe as part of a 'header' that appears on each page.
I will need to supply my own photos, and create my own artwork. I will also need to design a logo for the holiday company.
Most importantly, it should be well laid out, look impressive enough without being over the top (the houses are two star), and be easy to navigate and use.
It's not a huge project, but it's big enough for someone like me who doesn't exactly do this sort of thing for a living, which brings me to my actual point of all this...
How much do I charge? I really have no idea whatsoever. I don't want to over-charge her, and equally I don't want to be underpaid. What sort of pricing would you suggest I charge for doing this?
Thanks for any replies.
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I've been assigned a project by a rich, but nice, old lady.
Basically, it's a simple information site on holiday houses in a certain area. From my notes, I've come up with:
The website should have a front page that gives you all the basic information to know what the point of the website is - to show off and allow you to make booking enquirys about holiday houses offered in the area. Should make it obvious which area these houses are for. NOT a splash page.
It should include a page dedicated to what the holiday homes look like, how they are laid out, how many rooms they have. I will need to take my own photos.
It should also include a page showing what the immediete area is like - close to the beach, quiet location, shops and clubhouses nearby.
There should be a page showing interesting features of the entirety of the area - activitys and things to do, places to visit - also, the location in Britain placed by a simple map that gives the precise location without naming every single town in the area - should be able to be recognised as part of Britain.
There also needs to be a pricing and contact page - this will include a table of prices for different periods during the year, and a form for submitting inquirys about booking. These forms should allow instant auto-replies to show the user the email has been received. Also - other contact details, such as phone numbers and addresses, should be available, maybe as part of a 'header' that appears on each page.
I will need to supply my own photos, and create my own artwork. I will also need to design a logo for the holiday company.
Most importantly, it should be well laid out, look impressive enough without being over the top (the houses are two star), and be easy to navigate and use.
It's not a huge project, but it's big enough for someone like me who doesn't exactly do this sort of thing for a living, which brings me to my actual point of all this...
How much do I charge? I really have no idea whatsoever. I don't want to over-charge her, and equally I don't want to be underpaid. What sort of pricing would you suggest I charge for doing this?
Thanks for any replies.
Basically, it's a simple information site on holiday houses in a certain area. From my notes, I've come up with:
The website should have a front page that gives you all the basic information to know what the point of the website is - to show off and allow you to make booking enquirys about holiday houses offered in the area. Should make it obvious which area these houses are for. NOT a splash page.
It should include a page dedicated to what the holiday homes look like, how they are laid out, how many rooms they have. I will need to take my own photos.
It should also include a page showing what the immediete area is like - close to the beach, quiet location, shops and clubhouses nearby.
There should be a page showing interesting features of the entirety of the area - activitys and things to do, places to visit - also, the location in Britain placed by a simple map that gives the precise location without naming every single town in the area - should be able to be recognised as part of Britain.
There also needs to be a pricing and contact page - this will include a table of prices for different periods during the year, and a form for submitting inquirys about booking. These forms should allow instant auto-replies to show the user the email has been received. Also - other contact details, such as phone numbers and addresses, should be available, maybe as part of a 'header' that appears on each page.
I will need to supply my own photos, and create my own artwork. I will also need to design a logo for the holiday company.
Most importantly, it should be well laid out, look impressive enough without being over the top (the houses are two star), and be easy to navigate and use.
It's not a huge project, but it's big enough for someone like me who doesn't exactly do this sort of thing for a living, which brings me to my actual point of all this...
How much do I charge? I really have no idea whatsoever. I don't want to over-charge her, and equally I don't want to be underpaid. What sort of pricing would you suggest I charge for doing this?
Thanks for any replies.
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