Dialogs is a block for creating an exchange of statements

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Hello, people! I’ll get right to the point. This post was inspired by a recent dialog with a client. He asked:

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Many companies that develop websites do not publicly publish a pricing system for their services, which allows them to charge different customers different prices for the same work, for example, for a typical news feed or site search.

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We calculate the cost of creating a site based on the price list for creating our company’s sites, which covers a significant part of the tasks of most typical clients. The final cost can be reduced by discounts, and increased by additional work. Additional work may include, for example: writing texts, taking photos, developing complex animations, or making large-scale layout.

This is a typical dialog between client and developer. In this article, we will try to show what questions the customer should ask before entering into a contract.

What is the problem?

In any project that you start, getting key information at the very beginning not only has a beneficial effect on its successful execution, but also saves you and your client from headaches in the process, and paves the way for a long and trusting relationship between you.

The more information you have, the smoother the project will go, which, in turn, will set the tone for further interaction between the designer and the client.

Some of the questions below can be applied to more than just web design, so I’ve divided them into groups to make it easier for the client to understand.