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Development packages
Quick jobs. Great for:
Small projects that will take a few days. Great for:
Long term projects and long term client-developer relationship. Great for:
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Discovery Session/Consulting Packages
Day Package For One Discovery Session $200/dayPick Joey Cagle's brain for a day. Joey Cagle works with you on your web solution, whether it be small tasks like CSS changes, small coding jobs or graphic design jobs.
Two Discovery Sessions + 8 Hours of Research $300Get started with a full web solution, including the first discovery session, where Joey Cagle gets to know your business, 8 hours of research to look into your business and market, and a second discovery session where we begin discussion of the solution!
As an independent web services provider, I use the progressive design method to help the client meet their goals of the website that is being built. The progressive design method was created by ZURB and I have since adopted this method because it’s best for both you, the client, as well as the designer and developer. There are 5 phases of the progressive design method:
The outline
The following is a general outline and pricing (other than the $300 for the two discovery sessions) may differ from what you see, but this is generally how it’s done. A more detailed outline will be given when all required discovery sessions are completed.
I. Define: We define the problem we’re trying to solve together. A goal is then defined, and research begins on how to get to that goal. This starts with a minimum of two discovery sessions and 6 hours of research on your area of business. – Begin the process
II. Ideate: Once research has completed, we then move forward to creating ideas for the website. We don’t start with a full mock-up/prototype, but rather small details, such as buttons, graphics that should be used, etc.
III. Prototype: Now the prototyping/mock-up begins. I generally like to work with the client on creating one live mock-up/prototype.
IV. Build: Now we move from the prototype to building the site. This will take at least a month to do properly, and possibly more. During this time, it’s not just building, but testing and getting feedback from you, the client. – $4000 for 4 weeks of development
V. Analyze: Any good website will need to be tested. In testing, I like to find real people to view the site and get a real-world idea of how the website works. And if needed, we can go back to one of the other phases. $2500 for three weeks of analyzing
During the process, we’ll have an online meeting at least twice per week. If possible, we can do one of the meetings as a local meeting once per week, assuming you’re in the Charlotte, NC area.
Each phase is set to a particular amount of time. The above is a general guide and the bare minimum of what a properly designed website will cost. However, it may be discovered in the discovery sessions that what you want will be more complex, and in that case, we’ll create and agree upon a different outline for you.
On top of that, You’ll receive level 2 or level 3 Webcare at a $100/month discount for the first year once your web solution has been built. More information on Webcare here.
WebCare Plans
Website maintenance is important, but often overlooked. Business owners normally don’t think about it. And why should you as a business owner? That’s not your job. But someone has to do it.
Without proper maintenance, WordPress websites are vulnerable to hacking. Security and maintenance is not one-time, but ongoing. The same can be said for your content maintenance and marketing. Cagle Web Solutions has three different plans to cover your needs!
Basic hosting, maintenance, and protection
Social Network Marketing and SEO
Social Network Marketing, SEO, and Content Marketing
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