Hire Freelance Web Designers

Web Design FAQs

• How much does a freelance web designer charge?

  With PeoplePerHour, our freelance web designers can set their own prices based on the time, resources and expertise required. All costs are displayed under each service or offer on our web design category page, so you can easily see the price before purchasing. Plus, if you’re looking for a way to test out ideas or build up a relationship with a freelancer, you can purchase an offer that starts at just £10. Once you’re happy with the results, you can request a follow-on project.

• What is a freelance web designer?

  A freelance web designer is a self-employed individual who designs websites for clients. They use years of experience to design the layout of pages, add visual elements, enhance brand identity and ensure the website functions correctly for users. Website designers understand how to create a website that is both aesthetically pleasing and easy to use. They also work closely with their clients to understand their target audience and key demographics, ensuring the design will suit the requirements of these key target markets.

• How do I hire a web designer?

  With PeoplePerHour, hiring a freelance web designer has never been easier. Simply take a scroll through our web design category page to view all available services and offers. Once you have found a listing that meets your needs, you can send the freelancer a message to further discuss their proposal. Alternatively, if you have a very specific job in mind, you can post your own project and relevant freelancers will get in touch.

• What is the difference between a web designer and a web developer?

  A web designer is primarily focused on the visual elements and layout of a website. These professionals work to ensure that their clients' websites are aesthetically-pleasing and user-friendly on every device. On the other hand, web developers are responsible for building the structure of a website, using advanced coding to ensure the site functions effectively. A good website should be both visually engaging and provide the user with a smooth, positive experience.