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Yeah I'm looking for something inexpensive but good. Thanks!

• run4yourlives 18y ago
  Often, the two are mutually exclusive. In other words, you get what you pay for most of the time.
  • bjclark 18y ago
    I've found you'll rarely find something inexpensive and really good, but you'll find really expensive and not good at all very very often. I saw, recently, a "screen" delivered to a company from a high priced design firm in SF that had ~800px wide text boxes for "Username" and "Password" on a login screen. They paid ALOT of money for that.
    • STHayden 18y ago
      yeah I would agree with that... I think at the way low end you mostly get very inexperienced people who have little to no experience oftain coupled with little to no skill. They may commit to a price but can't deliver on quality. It doesn't seem worth it to waste the money here. Just have your developer do something. At the mid range there are still a lot of unskilled people but there are now skilled people as well. Here are the people you need to find. Because they are going to be able to deliver something quality and worth paying for. But they are not doing to be able to match the skills of best designed sites. The high price range there are still the same match of good and bad. the good are really good. Best in the business. The bad are from the mid range or below that are super confident or really audacious. It's hard to pick out the good ones even though interview in my opinion. you really need a large list of references to get a feel for the "company".