I will now be willing to design uncoded templates for web sites if you would like one. What you would do is give me photos, information, specifications, etc. for the template, and I will make it.
When you pay, you will get the template PSD, the font(s), as well as full rights (although a little such thing as "Design by Christian Gomez" at the very bottom of the page doesn't hurt. You don't have to, but I'd appreciate it, as it does build reputation) so you can do whatever you want with it.
For most templates, I'd make one page, and you can go from there to match up the style via CSS coding and use it for every page. If you would like me to do every page of the site (I will not do every page if you have a forum or something of the sort with tons of links and everything looks the same; that's what CSS is for), then it will cost more, obviously.
Remember though, they are UN-coded. That means you will have to either code them or you will have to pay for someone to code them.
For one page template, pricing would range from $5-$25 depending on the professionalism and intricate detail and design of the site. That means, the simpler the design, the cheaper. For multi-page templates, it will be the same price as if you were to get one page for that same template, but multiply it times however many pages you have me make. So, if you had a template that was $10, and you wanted me to make 5 pages for it. That is $10 x 5pages = $50 total.
I've made three simple templates so far, and I'm making more. If you'd like one of them, let me know.
*Note: In all premade templates, all the fonts and colors can be changed. So, don't think you'd be stuck with that font or color scheme.
All payments will be paid via Paypal.
Other services I offer: - Design business cards (contact for price quote) - Design greeting cards (including photo greeting cards or holiday cards) - Photoshoots (see pricing) - Prints of photos (check pricing for print prices) - Design logo (contact for price quote) - Sell prints of my photography (if you'd like a print of my photo, see print prices and contact me) - Design parts of sites (same as templates, except I'd design on small parts such as buttons, header, etc. not the whole template) - Design icons (for sites) - And more...
I know this is set as my photography blog, but I've been taking my shot at some web design templates, made in Photoshop. The only thing they'd need to be live would be someone to code them in CSS or HTML. Anyways, here's what I made thus far (Note: All of the colors and fonts can be changed):
For those of you who would like to see my work in larger scale than sometimes Myspace allows, here is a slideshow of some of my photography on my DA. If you'd like to see the whole gallery of my work on my DA, click the link at the top of the page.
A couple things to update on; I have decided to use a more professional and sleek looking template for my blog, as you can see. The other one wasn't very appealing and seemed too cramped. Another one is, I'm uploading the rest of the photos taken over my winter break while we were in Susaville to my Deviant Art. The link to my DA is located at the top of the page. I am also still available for freelance. If anyone is near my area and would like business cards of mine to give to people who might be interested in a photoshoot, or have seniors who would be in need of some senior portraits coming up for personal use, or anything else, let me know, and I can arrange to give you some to pass out.
These are some photos I took while we were in Susanville for a few days. I'll be uploading them to my Deviant Art, as well as Myspace (If I can get the dang things to upload). There will be more, trust me. I'm just posting 3 on here, for now.
I'll be completely honest, the world of freelancing is hard when you first start out. For the most part, since I'm a teenager and am in lack of funds, all I can do is through word of mouth. No complaints there, I'm doing alright. But for all those who would like to freelance, whether it be photography, designing, or any other business, let me give you a little bit of information that you should really pay attention to. Do not give up if it takes longer than you expected for something to take off. It could be weeks, or even months before you get that first customer outside your friends and family, but if they are happy with you and are willing to recommend you, you could see your clientele begin to grow. So, even though I'm young and haven't been doing it long, I know, don't get discouraged. You have to have patience in the freelance business world. It's tough, and there's a lot of competition, usually more professional. Just push through and build your clientele.
-Christian
P.S. For those who don't know, I have a DeviantArt as well. Click Here for the DA.
Much of my photography is up on there as well as my Myspace.
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