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timdawg
August 3rd, 2001, 12:13
I asked for someone to design me a website( i dont want one really, i can make my own website, im just weighing up prices) Heres the reply i got - and these guys are only 17 years old!!
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Dear Mr Lebowski,
Thank you for placing your interest in our services. All of our sites are custom made to tailor suit our customers individual needs. At AWD we do not believe in templates and set designs and all websites are built from scratch. Depending on the complexity of your site a rough estimate of what you requested has been priced below:

Online Shop: The online shopping trolley system, developed by Apex incorporates latest web database technologies, including MySql and PHP scripts for extreme functionality.

SSL: Secure Socket allows credit card transactions to be safe from hackers and puts your customers minds at rest.

Media Content: 12 pages containing a maximum of 15 images per page.

Animation: Flash animations and gif banners often attract customers to special offers and points of interest.

A site contain these features will be priced around £350. May I stress though that all our sites are tailor made so this price can only be used as a rough guide.
You asked in your support request for a url to the latest site we have developed. We are currently finishing a site matching the criteria above. I have printed the url below:
http://www.apcshop.co.uk

Other testimonials of our teams work can be found on our site.
I look forward to doing business with you in the future,

Daniel Shone.


Managing Director.
www.awdservices.co.uk
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Does this seem expensive? how much would u charge?

niv
August 3rd, 2001, 12:24
for the slipshot job he does for his clients, i would charge £1 at most ;)

el crapo
August 3rd, 2001, 12:29
Yeah, I wouldn't go with them. Their sites don't look very good/professional at all. If you're gonna spend £350, go buy DreamWeaver and make your own site. ;)

Bruce
August 3rd, 2001, 21:43
Are you saying that people actually pay for DreaWeaver?

niv
August 3rd, 2001, 21:44
Originally posted by Phrozen
Are you saying that people actually pay for DreaWeaver?

no, because DreaWeaver doesn't exist. ;)

Bruce
August 3rd, 2001, 21:49
I thnk it's tme to invst n a new keyboad. Some of thse kys don't seem to b wrking anyore.

el crapo
August 3rd, 2001, 21:49
I've never heard of DreaWeaver. But I believe some people pay for DreamWeaver. I didn't, but I didn't get it warez either.

Bruce
August 3rd, 2001, 21:52
Originally posted by el crapo
I didn't, but I didn't get it warez either. Me neither... I just sto.. er.. borrowed yeah thats it... borrowed a copy from my school and forgot to return it.

el crapo
August 3rd, 2001, 21:54
Originally posted by Phrozen
Me neither... I just sto.. er.. borrowed yeah thats it... borrowed a copy from my school and forgot to return it.

LOL:D

I actually got it as a Christmas Present From my parents.

niv
August 3rd, 2001, 21:56
Originally posted by Phrozen
Me neither... I just sto.. er.. borrowed yeah thats it... borrowed a copy from my school and forgot to return it.

you should see the closets of software CDs they have at my school :p

Satelk
August 3rd, 2001, 22:09
Originally posted by el crapo


LOL:D

I actually got it as a Christmas Present From my parents.
Christmas present? Why did you want that?
Personnaly I don't like DreamWeaver, I use raw html.

el crapo
August 3rd, 2001, 22:13
Originally posted by satelk

Christmas present? Why did you want that?
Personnaly I don't like DreamWeaver, I use raw html.

Well I tried the Demo and I liked it because it was a lot easier to make tables for me, I sucked at it so badly. And tables is almost essential for good webdesign. Now I use it to design the layout or template of the site, and then I use Good Ol' Notepad to edit it.

niv
August 3rd, 2001, 22:15
GNU Emacs beats all of those ;)

timdawg
August 4th, 2001, 07:35
is it possible to use php as an alternative to frames???

Ted S
August 4th, 2001, 08:20
php isnt a design markup code, its a programing language... php can embed standard html (tables, frames, etc...) but it does nothign to make up for them.

php is used to make more complex and dynamic pages, cal databases in and much more...