How much do programmers earn per website and how long does it take to make a good one?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Hi,

This question is underspecified. Each website is different and each programmer can charge differently. If you are thinking of freelancing, you can look through different freelancing platforms to get an idea. Different freelancing platforms attract different types of clientele, so you may be able to charge much more on one platform than another.

Since this question lacks basic benchmarks, it would be difficult for the community to supply you with valuable or meaningful answers.

Here's an example of a type of commonly requested website structure by clients.

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/1481039/?ref=app

Keeping in mind that clients often don't have a clue what level of expertise is involved in making their specific vision come to fruition.

In the meantime, you may find it helpful to review the following:

https://www.sololearn.com/Blog/38/8-simple-rules-to-get-help-from-the-community/

I hope this helps! 😊

Answer 3

programmers earn in many different ways based on the type of programming they do and also it requires what skill and experience do you have at it

Answer 4

time to make a good website is based on the skills,accuracy,capability,creativity and speed you have...by such time to make one varies according to d following factors listed earlier

Answer 5

It is all about your skills mate.

Answer 6

Danijel Ivanović I think this one should be good 🤔
(There may have been duplicates before but I haven't been able to find any as of yet)

Answer 7

the money it cost to make the page was for publishing the page.

Answer 8

the government pays moneys to work on being a white hat hacker

Answer 9

My dad works $100 per hour, and he says that a friend does $150 per hour, there's no profit unless you have somebody pay you to make the website (my dad made a website that he said costed about $700: injuredbyazombie.com which a man later paid him $1000 or something for copyright reasons, but never ended up using copyright.) how long you work: can be anywhere from 3 seconds to like 1000 hours, maybe 10000, based on the quality of the webpage and how much stuff is in it. for example: write the code to be able to run the code for multiple languages, not have too much delay, recognize many errors in code, host multiple codes, accounts, lessons, and more, along with website style, making it work across multiple platforms, and more.