How much do you think it's worth?

**Monorail** · 15th October 2006, 12:52

Originally Posted by Colapop

Do I have $500??? Hmmmm ... same answer for both...

im guessing by the little crying face thats a yes. he's crying for joy eh?

**Colapop** · 15th October 2006, 15:04

Uh yeah, that would be a No. If I did have the spare $$ what would I do with a web site? ...?

www.brokenarse.com - Your online one stop shop for all your begging needs! A new cardboard box? Your overcoat looking a little too new? Tin cans complete with sign ("Need money for food")

**Monorail** · 15th October 2006, 18:45

Originally Posted by Colapop

Uh yeah, that would be a No. If I did have the spare $$ what would I do with a web site? ...?

www.brokenarse.com - Your online one stop shop for all your begging needs! A new cardboard box? Your overcoat looking a little too new? Tin cans complete with sign ("Need money for food")

lol, that would be quite entertaining, but I expect your annual turnover would be quite low as your target audience wouldn't be able to afford any of it

**degrom** · 15th October 2006, 20:52

At least go for the minimum wage times the hours... Looks good for the first one. Give it a few more and you will be on a role...

Stay in school!!! If you can study after it, even better... You have a lot of time to earn money later, enjoy your time now and play PS while you can... LOL

Mmmm... My first site look like this http://www.chatbert.com/version1/
Second try looks a million times better!!! http://www.chatbert.com

Good luck... You are welcome to Pm me.

**R6_kid:Me** · 15th October 2006, 21:38

www.vrnzaf.orcon.net.nz

I did that site in about 5hrs including doing all the graphics setup etc. Some of the links might not be exactly right but its pretty much all there.

I did that for free as it was an interest website, im not trying to be mean and hope i dont offend you. But, the price of your website depends largely on your presentation and professionalism. If i had come across that website in search of trackdays without knowing what a motoTT trackday was like i probably wouldnt be interested enough to go - what im saying is you can tell that you sat there on msn while you did it...

To be honest, if i was in your situation i wouldnt be putting a monetary price on it. If they really like it, and you have an interest in their product (which im assuming you do) then it would be smart to trade them say 2 or 3 trackdays ($300 worth) in return for it - 20hrs work for 3 days at a track is a pretty mint deal if you ask me! But yeh, if i was the motoTT i'd be wanting something fairly professional to show off my product, which i cant honestly say your website is at the moment, but keep at it because once you get the hang of it websites can be a doddle.

**R6_kid:Me** · 15th October 2006, 22:15

also just something you need to note for the future is your images. I see you have used photos that i assume were given to you by MotoTT, or that you got from their current site, however the images you have from the Taupo International Motorsport Park website is a breach of copywrite.

Basically, they paid someone to design those images for them, more to the point to use that persons images - as much as i doubt that those guys will kick up a fuss about it, some people do and it can get you into A LOT of trouble...

It happened to me with one of my first vRNZAF websites I did, and thats why there is a disclaimer at the bottom of each page.

It pays to either design your own images, or to ask for permission to use other peoples work first to save the hassle.

**kiwifruit** · 15th October 2006, 22:20

Originally Posted by R6_kid

also just something you need to note for the future is your images. I see you have used photos that i assume were given to you by MotoTT, or that you got from their current site, however the images you have from the Taupo International Motorsport Park website is a breach of copywrite.

Basically, they paid someone to design those images for them, more to the point to use that persons images - as much as i doubt that those guys will kick up a fuss about it, some people do and it can get you into A LOT of trouble...

It happened to me with one of my first vRNZAF websites I did, and thats why there is a disclaimer at the bottom of each page.

It pays to either design your own images, or to ask for permission to use other peoples work first to save the hassle.

i was abit worried about that when i did this:
http://www.motott.co.nz/track.html

decided not to remove thier logos

we have a good relationship with MIT, thankfully

**Monorail** · 16th October 2006, 18:30

thanks for you input guys. you all seem to be thinking around what i was thinking i.e 112.50 inc gst

**metric** · 16th October 2006, 19:31

howdy mate

A few things I'd change are 1. font - Times New Roman is old school... 2. work on the grammar in a few of the pages i.e. remembering full stops etc

other than that, well done for a first crack!

**Monorail** · 16th October 2006, 19:41

Originally Posted by metric

howdy mate

A few things I'd change are 1. font - Times New Roman is old school... 2. work on the grammar in a few of the pages i.e. remembering full stops etc

other than that, well done for a first crack!

the grammar was already typed up... not at my end

**Brett** · 16th October 2006, 21:18

Some good points here mafu, listen to them! R6 kid sounds to have a bit of experience, and he is right on the copyright thing, so take heed. But most importantly, keep trying! You will get there, and you will get better, it just takes practice. Stay in school, and try and do websites after school.