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A website designer's job is to create the look and feel of a website. This includes color schemes, typography, imagery, layout, and overall graphical appearance. A good website designer uses an array of design tools and techniques to create a design that is aesthetically pleasing to the eye, is easy for users to navigate and meets business goals.

If you have limited experience creating websites or have never designed a website before, hiring a freelance website designer is a great way to get your website off the ground. A freelance website designer is not only skilled at their craft but also understands how to work within a budget. So by working with a freelance website designer, you can get the professional look and feel your website needs without breaking the bank. Given the highly competitive nature of the website design industry, hiring a freelance web designer is also an excellent way to save money. Another big advantage is that you can work directly with your freelance website designer, getting fast turnaround times and constant one-to-one communication. Large web design companies often struggle to deliver on this.

As such, there is no fixed price for website design, unless of course you explicitly go for a fixed-price model. The amount charged by freelance website designers depends on a number of factors such as the number of hours needed, whether complex customization is required or just a one-off design job, as well as the experience and profile strength of the freelancer. That's why you can find good freelance website designers charging from $10-$100 per hour on Freelancer.com. However, if you have a fair idea of your requirements and want to get good quality work in a set time, you can go with the Fixed-price model also. Contests are another way of getting work done in a pre-fixed budget and time.

Because your website will likely contain a lot of company or brand assets that you clearly own, it is unlikely that a web designer could successfully claim rights to the work they do for you. However, to be safe, you can upgrade your project with an IP agreement that you'll require your freelancer to sign at the start of the project. This ensures that all rights stay with you. You can also go for another upgrade and ask the freelancer to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA), which is an agreement that the freelancer agrees not to discuss or disclose the details of the project to others.