building website need help

[MRCPix]

I am trying to get info on rates for someone to build a website and maybe some grapic arts stuff like logo and banners for web site.
if you do this or have recommendations please PM me or reply to this.


thanks
Mike

[bejon]

Hey Mike,

It really depends on what your looking for. If you have an idea or even a website whose style you have in mind I can give you some great rec's. Especially if your in the Houston area, there are some ex google employees that are doing this full time.

[hue-e]

I've recently done a few identity/collateral/website packages for some people. What all are you actually looking for?

[Nookie Doodle]

Originally Posted by MRCPix

I am trying to get info on rates for someone to build a website and maybe some grapic arts stuff like logo and banners for web site.
if you do this or have recommendations please PM me or reply to this.


thanks
Mike

Hello Mike,

In regards to website development I would actually advise looking into a service like PhotoShelter (The best photography websites & photo hosting. Sell photos. | PhotoShelter). The advantage here would be the ability to customize and maintain the website yourself without the need for additional development help. In regards to the graphic design help maybe try posting something in your local AIGA board. For example, here is the one for Houston - AIGA Houston - Home

Hope that helps. Best of luck to you Mike.

[klynam]

For utter simplicity, appearance, functionality, and affordability, you might consider a combination of PhotoBiz (for your client facing website) and Exposure Manager (for your client galleries, online ordering and fulfillment).

I personally used this combo for years, but finally got tired of the costs and constraints of PhotoBiz and switched to my own website design (which I'm updating again now - lol) because I'm a "tweaker" at heart. I still use Exposure Manager.

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