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Freelance developer

1 – Do you know the advantages of hiring a freelancer for an assignment?

 

A – Why a Freelance?:

 

There are several reasons why it may be advantageous to hire a freelance web developer:

    1. Specialist expertise: Freelance web developers often have specialist skills in particular technologies or specific areas. They can therefore offer deeper expertise and knowledge in areas such as web design, e-commerce development, search engine optimization, etc.

 

    2. Flexibility: Freelance web developers can be hired to work on short-term or long-term projects, depending on the needs of the company. They can also work remotely or on-site, which allows great flexibility for companies with different needs.

 

    3. Costs: Freelance web developers can be a more cost-effective option than hiring a full-time developer, as companies only pay for the hours worked. Also, freelancers do not usually have the same benefits as full-time employees, which can reduce overall costs.

 

    4. Productivity: Freelance web developers are often very productive and able to complete projects under tight deadlines. They are also used to working on several projects simultaneously, which can increase their efficiency.

 

    5. New ideas: Freelance web developers often bring new ideas and different perspectives to projects, which can be beneficial for companies looking to innovate or stand out from the competition.

In summary, freelance web developers offer specialized expertise, flexibility, reduced costs, increased productivity, and new ideas for businesses looking to create or improve their online presence.

 

B – What is a Front-End Developer? :

A front-end developer is an IT professional who focuses on creating and maintaining the user interface of a website or application. The front-end developer is responsible for the design, development and implementation of user interface elements, such as menus, buttons, forms, images, and videos.

Key skills of a front-end developer include knowledge of programming languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as the use of development frameworks and libraries such as React, Angular, and Vue.js. They often work closely with graphic designers and back-end developers to create a consistent and user-friendly experience.

In summary, a front-end developer is responsible for creating and maintaining the user interface of a website or application and must have advanced technical skills in UI design and development to achieve this goal.

 

3 – How will we work closely together?

 

A – The first step:

The first step is the easiest, and most important. You can contact me either through my email box, or through the contact page of my potfolio. I will answer you within 24 hours, and I will send you a data sheet, with small questions to understand your project, your needs and your desires.

After having synthesized your project, I will come back to you, so that we fix an appointment, in video conference (zoom) or directly in a Coworking space, I can, of course, move in your premises.

With all your information, I will come with a quote and the deadline for the realization of your website.

If both parties agree, I will provide you with a customer number and access as a visitor to your site to see the evolution of it, at any time.

 

B – The estimate:

The estimate will be provided and detailed during our meeting. An estimate is like a contract between you and me, as soon as it is signed, it is a record of our mutual agreement, and you will of course have a copy of the estimate.

 

4- Do you know the price of a Front-End developer?

 

A – The Rate:

The Rate is 250,00 € per hour / excluding VAT. I bring you my knowledge in HTML, Css3, Javascript, and REACT. In addition to being flexible, productive, a fresh eye on your projects, motivated, curious, and eager to learn.

 

B – Why do I use HTML?:

HTML is the acronym for HyperText Markup Language, which translates into French as Langage de markup hypertext. It is a computer language used to create web pages.

HTML allows you to structure the content of a web page using tags, which are instructions surrounded by chevrons (« < » and « > »). Tags tell the web browser how to display content, providing it with information about the structure and layout of the page.

For example, the « <h1> » tag indicates that the following text is a main title, the « <p> » tag indicates that the following text is a paragraph, and the « <img> » tag indicates that the image that follows must be displayed on the page.

HTML is often associated with other computer languages, such as CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and JavaScript, to allow more advanced functionalities, such as the formatting, interactivity, and dynamics of web pages.

 

C – Why do I use Css3?

CSS3 is the third version of the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) language, which is used to define the layout and style of web pages. CSS3 is the latest major version of CSS to date, and it brings many new features and improvements over previous versions of CSS.

Some of the most important features of CSS3 include layout enhancements, animations, and transitions, improved visual effects such as shadows, gradients, and rounded corners, as well as support for custom fonts and other advanced features. CSS3 allows web developers to create more interactive and engaging web pages while improving the accessibility and readability of content.

 

D – Why do I use JavaScript?

JavaScript is a popular programming language used to create interactive and dynamic web applications. Here are some reasons why you might want to use JavaScript:

    1. Interactivity: JavaScript allows you to add interactivity to your Web pages by allowing you to create animations, drop-down menus, pop-ups, games, etc.

 

    2. Form validation: You can use JavaScript to validate data entered in forms, such as verifying email addresses, phone numbers, or zip codes.

 

    3. DOM manipulation: JavaScript can be used to manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM), which is a memory representation of the structure of a web page. This allows you to dynamically change the content of the page, add or remove elements, or modify the styles.

 

    4. Use of libraries and frameworks: There are many JavaScript libraries and frameworks, such as React, Angular, and Vue.js, that make it easier to develop large web applications.

 

    5. Compatibility: JavaScript is supported by all modern browsers and can be used on all platforms, including desktops, smartphones, and tablets.

In summary, JavaScript is a popular and versatile programming language for creating interactive and dynamic web applications.

 

E – Why do I use React? :

React is a popular JavaScript library for creating user interfaces (UI). It is used for creating websites and mobile applications. Here are some reasons why you might use React:

 

    1. Code reuse: React allows you to create reusable components, which makes it easy to maintain and update your code.

 

    2. Performance: React uses a technique called Virtual DOM which improves performance by avoiding the need to update the entire DOM every time you change it.

 

    3. Compatibility: React can be used with other libraries or frameworks, which makes it easy to integrate into your technology stack.

 

    4. Ease of learning: React is relatively easy to learn, especially if you already have knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

 

    5. Active community: React is supported by a very active community that offers many tutorials, code examples, and plugins.

 

    6. Flexibility: React can be used to create web, mobile, and desktop applications.

Overall, React is an excellent choice for creating powerful and flexible user interfaces.

 

F- Conclusion:

I offer my services and solutions tailored to your needs and your small or medium business, B2B and B2C, showcase site, blog (Yoga, sports club, doctors, portfolios, restaurants, lawyers, etc.), communication agency, advertising, start-up, web agency, etc.

I simply invite you to go to my contact page.