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Not getting much money for this (hardly any, infact), so it's just a quick design with a quick php login and admin system, and a villa management thing for users. Finishing it off today hopefully, really not going to spend much longer on it considering the money involved:
[URL]http://www.flapjackholidays.co.uk[/URL]
In other news my freelance work came back to me with a 'yes' - yay!
[URL]http://www.flapjackholidays.co.uk[/URL]
In other news my freelance work came back to me with a 'yes' - yay!
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Haven't had a flapjack for ages.
Creation forums are a good place to find the odd people.
Like game creation forums, etc, people want community sites, and its usually people who will pay a fair bit but not really sure what they want, so you can take advantage of them changing their mind once you've done the job.
eg, "i want a forum.." so you do a forum, they say "wow, that's cool" give you the money, and then they come back and say "umm, can you add a ranking system...?" and then you say stuff like "hmm, im pretty busy on other sites at the mo, so unless you can offer me a good deal, it'll have to wait"
I get alot of dump american people with strange amounts of money, so you can usually get about £200 off them in total for just a straight forward community site.
Like game creation forums, etc, people want community sites, and its usually people who will pay a fair bit but not really sure what they want, so you can take advantage of them changing their mind once you've done the job.
eg, "i want a forum.." so you do a forum, they say "wow, that's cool" give you the money, and then they come back and say "umm, can you add a ranking system...?" and then you say stuff like "hmm, im pretty busy on other sites at the mo, so unless you can offer me a good deal, it'll have to wait"
I get alot of dump american people with strange amounts of money, so you can usually get about £200 off them in total for just a straight forward community site.
Yeah, go scouting for work like that, and as you build up a portfolio of work, you will get a lot of jobs through word of mouth. And of course redesign work - people do want sites redesigning from time to time.
How do you get so much freelance work may I ask?
People I've spoken to say they go into places and contact people to see if they want a website doing.
I can't see how that works but, meh.
People I've spoken to say they go into places and contact people to see if they want a website doing.
I can't see how that works but, meh.
Yehaw.
To make that I'm guessing he used notepad and photoshop.
I do my designs all in photoshop. Then export for web.
I bearly use dreamweaver any more, but i use it because it has a nice interface, the real time design is pretty awkward.
What do you use?
I bearly use dreamweaver any more, but i use it because it has a nice interface, the real time design is pretty awkward.
What do you use?
I do the design, code, databasing stuff, etc. Basically anything on a website, I think I average out pretty good.
The person I work with, on the other hand, has a habit of drawing something in Dreamweaver, hitting 'Publish', then charging a client. That isn't web design.
The person I work with, on the other hand, has a habit of drawing something in Dreamweaver, hitting 'Publish', then charging a client. That isn't web design.
What parts do you do?
How many people are in it, what do they do?
Im just curious.
How many people are in it, what do they do?
Im just curious.
That's the company I work with.
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