I don’t see a date on this article so who knows, this comment could be years after the fact. I just wanted to say that I think your article was very useful. The length was very good and it was dense enough not to seem like fluff as some articles do.

I am new enough at web design that I have never charged anything for the work I have done yet. I am planning to do that as soon as I finish the next 4 sites I’ve been working on (for a family member, a friend and 2 for myself). I figure, once I finish all those, I’ll be “ready”! It’s extremely exciting to me and I’m eager to get there, even a little impatient.

Anyway, your article was very useful to me because I know that I would have felt insecure about charging people more than a little money in the beginning. Now, I will be more confident. Also I really found the 3-phase process a terrific idea. I will definitely implement that.

By the way, Emerald Pixel is the name of my business and I am still developing that site (I’m being very perfectionistic about it) so I am not showing it to anyone yet. All that is to say that the link on my site won’t go anywhere yet.

Thanks!
Holly

Because I kind of want to try and do web design (once i’m out of school and some while i’m in school) freelance and stuff after I get done with school. But I would have probably no clue how to approach a meeting like this for the first time especially since there probably isn’t a detailed enough class on it at my school for me to feel confident in it.

But then again, I might get offered a decent job out of school and take that, who knows what the future holds for us, right?