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I need a spangly new website for my (ahem) professional services..

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flowerybeanbag · 27/02/2008 11:37

How much will it cost me? I can't stand rubbish websites and would never use a company with one, so it needs to look professional.

Any clues v welcome!

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GeekBoy · 27/02/2008 11:39

what's the site going to do? Brochure type affair or a big fecking e-commerce type thing?

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flowerybeanbag · 27/02/2008 11:41

brochure-type affair

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grannyslippers · 27/02/2008 12:35

Think DH's site was about £1000 or so, although that was mates rates so maybe £2-3K? It's a professionally done site of about 7 pages.

littlelapin · 27/02/2008 12:39

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flowerybeanbag · 27/02/2008 14:01

Maybe about 8 pages, no flash, won't need to change very often, don't want people to contribute.

thanks for responses

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littlelapin · 27/02/2008 15:03

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GeekBoy · 27/02/2008 15:15

I can't do paid work but can happily sanity check stuff...

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flowerybeanbag · 27/02/2008 16:21

ooh thanks both

Lapin I'm not quite at the getting quotes stage just yet, after a ballpark as I am clueless

For the first time in my career I am facing the prospect of having to market myself rather than conveniently knowing people or knowing people who know people!

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MarsLady · 27/02/2008 16:23

MorningPaper designed both my sites. They are wonderful. Easy to use and just gorgeous.

littlelapin · 27/02/2008 17:56

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lou031205 · 27/02/2008 18:35

Lovely site!

If I wanted a doula, that site would make me think you are a warm, family person straight away.

MarsLady · 27/02/2008 18:49

Thanks lou lol! Will get that blinking MP to sort it out! Bet the wabbit would've spotted it!

(Sorry MP.. she was being a bit pathetic so I thought I'd boost her confidence. You KNOW I lurve ya!)

QuintessentialShadow · 27/02/2008 18:51

Bummer, I thougth it was Madamez's thread, so keen to see....

littlelapin · 27/02/2008 18:53

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flowerybeanbag · 27/02/2008 19:17

Sorry QS, my professional services are v unexciting!

So is a rough ballpark of approx £2-3k about rightish then people?

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hertsnessex · 27/02/2008 19:29

you can do one yourself on a web hosting site like 123reg, i started doing this then my friends bro is a into web design, but not an official web designer and done mine. cost alot less than £1k.

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nannynick · 27/02/2008 23:21

Navymummy (mumsnetter) did mine - design wise, I did coding myself, so saved myself quite a bit. Cost was no where near £2-3k. I would expect you could get something reasonable for £500.

funnyhaha · 27/02/2008 23:23
MarsLady · 27/02/2008 23:25

I certainly didn't pay that for either (or indeed both) of my sites!

Love the Wabbit. Heart MorningPaper (blardy genius). People always think I spent loads on my sites.

yurt1 · 27/02/2008 23:29

I thought it was going to be Madamez as well....

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