If you are confused by the pricing techniques used by many web designers, you are not alone.   

Confusion examples:

• Pricing by the number of pages. Obviously unfair -  the design and content of one company's web page may be extremely complex - another's may be very simple.
  
• Pricing based on the megabyte size of your web pages. The number of MBs transferred per month, etc. 
  
• Open-ended pricing. Hourly development rates...until the web site is finished. The customer has little idea of the final cost.
  
• Pricing based on TecnoComputer Gobbledygook - hyperlinks, tables, cells, marquees, etc.

• The contents you desire for your  web site
  
• The appearance or style of the pages - clean and straightforward,  fancy,  high-tech
  
• What image you want to present to viewers
  
• What viewers do you want to attract. How you want to market your site
  
• What your budget parameters are for the site
  
  
• When we understand  what you want, and we agree on the contents, we quote a Fixed Price  for the completed website.
  
• You can find a more complete list of questions here