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Ask HN: How much do you pay/charge for a website homepage design?
Trying to understand the median price for a homepage design.
- laserpistus 6y agoHow much do you already have decided and available in terms of assets like logo,symbols,icons, colors, fonts, style guides? We spent around $25k I believe for our process that is documented here: https://medium.com/@dnlbtlr/my-agile-design-process-to-redesign-scrimba-com-2b5d04f2692f https://medium.com/@dnlbtlr/my-agile-design-process-to-redes...
- johnx123-up 6y agoThank you. I think 25k is for the whole site. How many pages did you have?
- brudgers 6y agoHow long is the piece of string getting the home page? A funded startup? An Abaline taco truck? A freshly minted family dentist? IBM?
- dmlittle 6y agoIt depends what work you're doing and for whom you're doing it. This is a pretty good talk about pricing design work [1]. This is also why a lot of companies have a "Contact Us" enterprise pricing. You might have 2 different companies using the same product in the same way but paying a 10x difference. They're doing value based pricing and different companies value different things at different rates. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKXZ7t_RiOE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKXZ7t_RiOE
- bigbassroller 6y agoI just hired a designer from Dribbble to do logo, illustration and homepage. $400 logo, $900 for illustration and $1200 for homepage design. The work was good, but not perfect. Luckily I am an experienced web designer so I am able to work with what I got. The main problem was that the designer I hired was really good at illustrations, but not as experienced with web design. The price worked for me because I used 99 designs as a bench mark for cost, found a designer I liked on Dribbble and his quote was within a couple of hundred dollars of 99 designs. edit: grammar