Hello, my name is Alex and I am here to find a couple of answers about designing websites to escort ladies. As you will notice, i am not english but i will try to write here the best english i know at the moment
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So, lets start.
I am a newbie in this kind of work but i have read some articles and books about designing websites, SEO...i have made some websites for some girls but not in a professional way( i mean with Moonfruit) but i will start doing Html sites which are more friendly with search engines and you dont need to wait ages to open it.
First of all i need to know from you(potential customers) some things so it will be a good business for me and for you aswell:
1. How much should a website cost, what is the decent amount of money to be paid for?
2. What do you expect(as a potential customer) to receive for the money you pay?
3. I will like to know from you how would you like a website to look, i mean to be simple or with many colors or.....i dont know....anything.
If there are more things to be said, please do it here.
I can start to do this work, if there is anyone who would like to give me a chance to try, let me tell you my opinion about how to do: you can send me some photos, you can tell me what colours you might like to have your website or how do you think your website should look like and i create the website
FOR FREE and only if you like it and decide to buy it, then you pay.
I think it sounds good but if you have a more reasonable offer that i can make, feel free to tell me what i can do.
I hope you are not too bothered about my writing and also hope to get more answers to this topic.
Regards, Alex
Alex, with the best will in the world, I think what is most important to ladies when choosing a website designer is that s/he has some idea what they are doing in the first place. I can't speak for the rest of the members here, but handing over the responsibility for what is basically my main advertising to someone who came to me having read a couple of books about it (when I can do that myself) would never, ever happen.
As for your questions (and I am trying to be constructive):
1. There is no 'should'. A website can cost anything from zero to thousands of pounds depending on it's quality, sophistication and also it's complexity/special design features.
2. Again, I cannot speak for others, but I expect a properly finished website (where all the buttons/links/image viewing features etc work), as well as userfriendly instructions on how to edit it should I wish to. This will be done to the design spec agreed, and any tweaks and changes I wanted to make/add would be done in a timely manner, as would the answering of any correspondence. If I had requested it I would also expect the SEO to be done properly and effectively.
3. As before, there is no right or wrong way; I can't stand bright, garish designs or anything too busy but others like them. The idea is to listen to what each individual customer wants; not all prossies are the same any more than all florists, cafes or pet sh0ps are. You are the one being paid to produce ideas - discuss basic likes and dislikes with your client and it is up to you to come up with a variety of basic layouts as starting points for them to choose from.
To be honest, I think you're putting the cart before the horse here. Have a look on
these instead.
