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How many years of experience do you have?
I have extensive experience in software development, administration, and training. Over the years, I’ve led and contributed to numerous web and mobile projects, managed teams, and delivered effective training programs. My work combines technical skill with strategic planning to create efficient, user-focused digital solutions that drive real impact.
What is the average timeframe for branding work?
The average timeframe for branding work typically ranges from 2 to 8 weeks, depending on the scope and depth of the project. A basic branding package — which includes a logo, color palette, and typography — usually takes about 2 to 3 weeks. If a full visual identity is required, including brand strategy, voice, and brand guidelines, the process often extends to 4 to 6 weeks. For comprehensive branding that involves market research, competitor analysis, and building a complete brand system, the timeframe can stretch to 6 to 8 weeks or more.
When it comes to software development, timelines vary based on the type of program:
Landing pages or basic websites typically take 1 to 2 weeks.
Custom business websites or portfolio sites take around 3 to 5 weeks.
E-commerce platforms generally require 5 to 8 weeks for full functionality, including payment systems and product management.
Mobile or web applications can range from 8 to 16+ weeks depending on features, integrations, and platforms (iOS, Android, web).
Enterprise systems or software with complex backend logic may take several months due to planning, development, and testing phases.
Which softwares & tools do you use?
🎨 Design & Branding
Figma – for UI/UX design, prototyping, and collaborative interface design
Adobe Illustrator – for logo and vector-based design
Adobe Photoshop – for image editing and mockups
Adobe InDesign – for print and branding presentations
Canva – for quick social media and branding visuals
💻 Development
Visual Studio Code – primary code editor for web and mobile development
Android Studio & Xcode – for native mobile apps
Flutter / Dart – for cross-platform app development
React / Next.js / Vue.js – for dynamic web applications
Laravel / PHP / Node.js – for backend development
MySQL / PostgreSQL / Firebase – for database management
🛠 Project Management & Collaboration
Trello / Notion – for task tracking, roadmaps, and documentation
Slack / Microsoft Teams – for team communication
Zoom / Google Meet – for client and team meetings
Git / GitHub / GitLab – for version control and collaboration
📊 Analytics & Optimization
Google Analytics – for tracking website performance
Hotjar – for heatmaps and user behavior insights
Postman – for API testing and debugging
How long does a typical web development project take?
🕒 Estimated Web Development Timelines
Basic Website (Landing Page / Static Site)
⏳ 1 to 2 weeksFew pages (Home, About, Contact)
Minimal interactivity
Mostly HTML/CSS/JS
Standard Business Website / Portfolio
⏳ 3 to 5 weeksCustom design
Multiple pages
Contact forms, blog, light CMS
E-commerce Website
⏳ 5 to 8 weeksProduct listings, cart, checkout
Payment gateway integration
Admin dashboard
Web Application / SaaS Platform
⏳ 8 to 16+ weeksUser authentication
Real-time features (chat, dashboards)
API integrations, databases, admin panels
⏱️ Factors That Influence Timelines
Scope and number of features
Design complexity
Custom vs. template-based development
Client feedback speed
Content readiness (text, images, etc.)
How do you establish your design fees?
💼 1. Scope of Work
The bigger and more complex the project, the higher the fee. For example:
Basic logo design vs. full brand identity
Single-page website vs. multi-page custom site
UI design only vs. UI + front-end development
⏳ 2. Time & Effort Required
I estimate how many hours or days the project will take, then calculate based on:
Hourly rate (for flexible or open-ended tasks)
Fixed rate (for clearly defined projects)
📐 3. Project Type & Deliverables
Each type of design has a different pricing range:
Branding
Web/UI design
Print materials
Social media kits
App interfaces
The more deliverables and revisions needed, the more this affects the pricing.
🤝 4. Client Size & Value
I consider the client’s business size and how the design will impact their brand:
Startups and small businesses might have smaller budgets
Corporates or funded startups usually have higher expectations and budgets
🚀 5. Licensing & Usage
If the design will be used commercially on a large scale, or resold, fees will include usage rights or licensing costs.
💬 6. Revisions & Support
I include a set number of revisions. If the client requires ongoing support or extra revisions, those are factored in.