Build & Engineering
Web development
Building the site or web app: front end, back end, the integrations it needs and a handover you can maintain. The difference between proposals is usually what happens after launch, not the build itself.
Web Development
What a good brief includes
The more of this you give, the closer the first proposals land.
- Whether a design exists, and what has to be integrated.
- Who hosts it, and who owns the accounts.
- What support you expect after launch.
What moves the price
INFLUR sets no rate for this work. Providers price their own proposals and packages, in AED.
Web Development
Questions about this area
What businesses ask before they post a project in this area.
Who owns the code?
Agree it in the proposal, and ask for the repository and hosting under your own accounts. This is the most common regret on a first build.
WordPress or custom?
Depends on what changes after launch and who changes it. Describe your plans and let providers argue for an approach rather than naming one in the brief.
Next step
Post your project and compare the proposals
Posting is free, the prices come back in AED, and you choose who does the work.