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    Default How much is my coding worth?

    Well i've been coding layouts for people for a while now, I've never exactly been the best coder but I know that i'm better than half the morons out there who charge extremely high prices for rubbish coding (in tables lolol) and well I want to actually start making money.
    I want to know roughly how much I can make for coding layouts for people, not just habbo ones but professional ones if I ever do decide to get into the business.

    These are the most recent layouts i've coded, Please note that I did not design these layouts, I simply just coded them on request off the rightful owner.

    http://shanes.sawhosting.com/c/coding/
    http://shanes.sawhosting.com/c/sarith/
    http://shanes.sawhosting.com/c/layout.php ( I did however design this one rofl)

    I know I won't be able to make much from just coding but I still want to know how much I should be able to charge, as soon as learn how to use Photoshop fully i'll start making actual layouts aswell ^^

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    Speaking of truth - I would gladly pay you over £100 for a fully coded, professional easy to use and maintain css layout. (if I had the money to spend on a layout, and if I needed one)

    Speaking of personal opinions, but the one you created for me is fantastic. Very easy to get where you want with the addition of comments, it is clean, tidy (I didn't check on the validation though) but 5 out of 6 for me.
    Hi

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    Although your coding is great in the way of validated I do feel you should start to use strict web methods. If you're going to try start making money you need to code cleanly and cut down the uses of unwanted tags such as <b></b> you'd want to be using <strong></strong>, make more use of the <p> tag too. That said your coding is efficient and easy to tell which part is for which area of the site with the use of coding comments.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarith View Post
    Speaking of truth - I would gladly pay you over £100 for a fully coded, professional easy to use and maintain css layout. (if I had the money to spend on a layout, and if I needed one)

    Speaking of personal opinions, but the one you created for me is fantastic. Very easy to get where you want with the addition of comments, it is clean, tidy (I didn't check on the validation though) but 5 out of 6 for me.
    http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...idator%2F1.591
    All my coding is always valid Thanks for your comments
    Quote Originally Posted by Excellent1 View Post
    Although your coding is great in the way of validated I do feel you should start to use strict web methods. If you're going to try start making money you need to code cleanly and cut down the uses of unwanted tags such as <b></b> you'd want to be using <strong></strong>, make more use of the <p> tag too. That said your coding is efficient and easy to tell which part is for which area of the site with the use of coding comments.
    I dislike trying to make my layouts valid strict as I hate the use off <h1>'s and <p>'s round everything, just makes it look a bit messy in a seance

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    If you can code joomla, you can make some good money cos mostly people find it hard to code 4 joomla

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    Quote Originally Posted by --ss-- View Post
    http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fshanes.sawhosting.com%2Fc%2 Fsarith%2F&charset=(detect+automatically)&doctype= Inline&group=0&user-agent=W3C_Validator%2F1.591
    All my coding is always valid Thanks for your comments

    I dislike trying to make my layouts valid strict as I hate the use off <h1>'s and <p>'s round everything, just makes it look a bit messy in a seance
    Well saying that you don't have to make them strict but it is a plus for some companies who want to boast about their website. I agree with you that using headings and paragraph tags gets really clammy at points but it's all part of the learning curve I guess! As I said, just stick to making your layouts valid and I'm sure you'll make some cash

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    Quote Originally Posted by --ss-- View Post
    I dislike trying to make my layouts valid strict as I hate the use off <h1>'s and <p>'s round everything, just makes it look a bit messy in a seance
    Then you wont beable to make alot of money from coding, there just a few of the things you will need to use to meet "professional" standards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by redtom View Post
    Then you wont beable to make alot of money from coding, there just a few of the things you will need to use to meet "professional" standards.
    That's his coding preference.

    I'm sure if one of his customers asked he would most likely do it.

    I'd pay the average price, you seem like a good coder but I'd never let you do content or anything with commas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanDOT View Post
    If you can code joomla, you can make some good money cos mostly people find it hard to code 4 joomla
    Anyone can code Joomla, I think it's a simple templating system which uses {variable} to show the part of the page.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calon View Post
    That's his coding preference.

    I'm sure if one of his customers asked he would most likely do it.
    What would you say is the average price? £10 ,£20? £80, the diffrence between the first two figures and the last is the small things like header tags. It's good practise anyway to use header tags and paragraph tags.

    Also the SS host layout has a very small error in Safari and Opera.

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