Plus, it is very weak on incorporating the graphics that you need to give your site an eye-pleasing look. If you ve got the time to learn both and do it yourself, then this is a viable alternative. My advice is to hire a professional to do it and save yourself both the time and the hassle. The costs for a professional can vary a great deal. We ll discuss the costs for building a bare-bones site that does not include online transactions, something a small business may not need when you re first starting your Internet presence.
Some designers charge by the page and some charge by the hour.
Most, including myself, charge by the hour. Maintenance cost usually take a similar route and, of course will depend on the amount of upkeep is most cost-effective. Regardless of what you do, the costs are very much minimal relative to other media. And also, most web site designers will offer you a free initial consultation. Use this to have your questions answered that will help you make your decision.