Web Development

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A Proposition

It's no big deal. Tell us in a few words what you want as a Web site. We'll implement it. Then you can decide if you want to buy it (inexpensive) or discard it with no loss.

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And Nothing to Lose

We're still offering risk free Web development. Only pay if you like the polish and function. If it's not worth your money, we quit.

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Without Risk

We're offering to develop your Web site with no commitment from you. Only pay if you want to buy it.

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Replicated UX

We can definitely make your Web site look like an example you show us.

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Non-obvious

There is a non-obvious reason to not outsource a software project, but to honor my former employers, I won't mention it.

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Almost Free

If your business could profit from a Web site, we would develop it cheaply with a flexible pay later agreement.

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Inexpensive Web Sites

We ask for $100.00 per Web page developed and $100.00 per database operation.

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A Free Quote

Describe what you want programmed and we'll give you a time and cost estimate.

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For Royalties

Have a Web site with no risk and very low cost.

If the pages we developed for you netted a client, we would then accept a small fraction of the revenue from the new business relationship.

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Well Worth It

We would develop for nothing but royalties and only up to a limit.

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Knowing the Cost

We can offer your Web site at a flat fee. There would be no mystery for the cost from man-hours incurred.

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Gathering Data

The idea of scraping is collecting data from other Web sites, like plane ticket prices or stock values, and then you'd offer a service.

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No Excuse

I've known of two big software projects that failed, but there's no excuse for it.

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Morale

In a small software shop where employees play more than one role, they can choose what they would most enjoy or be most productive doing in the moment according to their mood.

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Of the Essence

A large team of developers is able to more quickly deliver a product for market position. That is the one positive.

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Many Tasks

In a small software shop, there can be multitasking and less downtime. For example, a programmer could also answer the phone. The negative to that is a loss of focus.

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The Budget

Large software shops have overhead that small teams don't.