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Also, rates depend on the work required by the client. If you are purely doing some frontend/interface work, it is reasonable to adjust that rate differently fr
by edna_piranha 16y ago
Also, rates depend on the work required by the client. If you are purely doing some frontend/interface work, it is reasonable to adjust that rate differently from backend work.
Another note is that rates should fluctuate depending on timelines from the client, their budget and requirements. A healthy balance of determining all those factors and your ability to estimate your abilities to complete work can result in a wider range of price ranges - either fixed/hourly/weekly/monthly, etc.
Most of this can only be figured out through lots of experience.
- thibaut_barrere 16y agoI did this at first, but then realised that my brain and abilities didn't change when I did PM related work or back-end related work. So now I have only one rate for myself. One consequence is that billing is easier and less error-prone :)