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[webproducers] Web Development Shops and Interactive Agency rates?
- From: Michael Pinto <michaeljamespinto@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: webproducers-list <webproducers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2002 22:23:46 -0800 (PST)
I'd like to get a better idea what rates web development shops and interactive
agencies charge
these days. With the fall of large firms like Rare Medium and smaller ones like
Dennis Interactive
I can only guess that prices have come down over the last year, but I'm not
sure by how much.
Specifically I'm thinking of shops that have a Manhattan overhead and employee
between 10 and 100
people. So I'd like to know the range of rates that shops are charging for:
- Strategic Analysis
- System Design/Technical Specifications
- Art Direction/Creative Specification
- Interface Design/Functional Specifications
- Writing Object Oriented Code (Mod Perl, Java)
- Writing Scripting Language Code (ASP, JSP, Cold Fusion and Javascript)
- Writing Gourmet HTML (i.e. writing with a program like BBedit and the pages
run and looks great
on many browsers)
- Producing WYSIWYG HTML (i.e. Dreamweaver)
- Graphic Design & Screen Layout
- Quality Assurance/Testing
- Writing Technical Documentation
Are companies charging for project management or do they roll those costs into
their overhead?
Many thanks,
Michael
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