The number of subpages affects work, but does not determine the cost of the project itself. Also important are the types of templates, the state of materials, migration and the way they are later updated.
Distinguish subpages and view types
A hundred articles using a single template are different from ten subpages with separate structure and functions. The evaluation should show how many views you need to design and how much work you need to introduce materials into these views.
Separately include the main page, lists, categories, article detail, search results and forms. Minor differences in content do not always require a new template. However, a special data layout or interaction can increase the range even with a small number of addresses.
Assess material status before valuation
Complete, structured data can be transferred differently than texts requiring rewriting and photos without descriptions. It is worth providing a sample representing also more difficult cases. Several of the prettiest entries do not show the full editorial effort.
- Do texts require correction or expansion?
- Are images of adequate quality and established usage rights?
- Do you need to keep the old addresses and connections?
- Do materials occur in several languages?
Establish a way to settle the work on content
The offer may separately include the preparation of templates, migration and manual editing. It is important to compare the proposals assume the same level of development. Automatic import does not mean that all entries will be read, corrected and supplemented.
Request a sample and a description of the exceptions
The transfer of a small group of materials allows you to check whether the headers, photographs and links are being behaved. On this basis, it is easier to estimate exceptions requiring manual work. The specific amount should result from a recognized range, so it is not worth taking the universal price "for a subpage" without explaining its content. comparison of the offers of economic operatorsA transparent valuation shows what you pay for, what you provide for yourself and how materials going beyond the sample will be treated.
