Creating a Website as a Beginner. Costs Calculating for the Customer
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I've got an "offer" to create a Website with an ecommerce Shop. I did not work much in the Webdevelopment and the customer asked me of course how much it will cost. I replied that I've to calculate it when I've got the specification.
So, my Problem is, that I do not know how many hours it will take to develop the site and what I could claim per working hour because im a Beginner in Webdevelopment...
Do you Guys have any Hints? A reference Point?
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I've got an "offer" to create a Website with an ecommerce Shop. I did not work much in the Webdevelopment and the customer asked me of course how much it will cost. I replied that I've to calculate it when I've got the specification.
So, my Problem is, that I do not know how many hours it will take to develop the site and what I could claim per working hour because im a Beginner in Webdevelopment...
Do you Guys have any Hints? A reference Point?
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I've got an "offer" to create a Website with an ecommerce Shop. I did not work much in the Webdevelopment and the customer asked me of course how much it will cost. I replied that I've to calculate it when I've got the specification.
So, my Problem is, that I do not know how many hours it will take to develop the site and what I could claim per working hour because im a Beginner in Webdevelopment...
Do you Guys have any Hints? A reference Point?
salary websites self-employment
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I've got an "offer" to create a Website with an ecommerce Shop. I did not work much in the Webdevelopment and the customer asked me of course how much it will cost. I replied that I've to calculate it when I've got the specification.
So, my Problem is, that I do not know how many hours it will take to develop the site and what I could claim per working hour because im a Beginner in Webdevelopment...
Do you Guys have any Hints? A reference Point?
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