Has anyone created eCommerce website with Django?

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tristant

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Aug 5, 2020, 3:15:24 PM8/5/20
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Hi,
I am wondering if anyone here has created one for real, maybe for a small business. If so, how do you price your work, say, as compared to other available web-building services such as Wix.com where small businesses pay subscription fee and no need to do any coding?


ola neat

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Aug 5, 2020, 3:45:23 PM8/5/20
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yes i have,
u charge base on the requirement and feature that is needed on the website

On Wed, Aug 5, 2020 at 8:15 PM tristant <tran.tr...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I am wondering if anyone here has created one for real, maybe for a small business. If so, how do you price your work, say, as compared to other available web-building services such as Wix.com where small businesses pay subscription fee and no need to do any coding?


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Kovy Jacob

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Aug 5, 2020, 3:51:45 PM8/5/20
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I would recommend using shopify over wix, as it is meant for e-commerce, but django will give you many advantages.
- Highly customizable, you can add on anything you want, easily
- WAY cheaper, you can host a django site for a few dollars a month
- It gives you unlimited expansion, a day will hopefully come where you want to expand your site, and you don't want to be restrained by the limitations of a drag-and-drop-website, or have to make your website from scratch on a different service/in django
- You will learn django and a bit of python, which is very useful.

tristant

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Aug 5, 2020, 3:57:15 PM8/5/20
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Thanks, guys.

I did some research on pricing for freelancing. I am about to commit to one freelance job, building a small ecommerce website. Features include: adding product, updating quantity, payment with cards or PayPal, full website has about 10 pages max.

What is a reasonable price here? I don't want to scare the client off with ridiculous numbers, given that this is my first project. But I also would like to have decent income. The internet suggests such a wide range. I am in the US.

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