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As a website design & development, taking on freelance work can be a great way to build to gain a positive professional reputation. Making a career as a freelance   can offer a wealth of hands-on work-experience and keep skills up-to-date.

Types of website Work for Freelancers

A freelance website design & development can do the same types of jobs as a staff employee. Freelance website can include html, flash, PHP programming, which cover website, SEO, ecommerce portal, forum, blog and  integration of database. The main difference between working freelance and working full-time is that freelance work is generally done on a per project basis. A contract job might last a few weeks or several months, and some contract jobs can lead to offers for full-time employmen t.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Working Freelance vs Full-Time

The benefits of full-time employment as a website developer are having steady work and benefits such as insurance.   Freelancers are responsible to look for jobs and only get paid when they obtain  the jobs. Freelancers can enjoy a higher hourly rate, a more flexible schedule, the ability to choose which jobs they'll take, and often the option for telecommuting work.

Expected Earnings for a website Design & Development

Working full-time, a website developer salary can range from $300-$60K. Freelance website developers can usually expect to earn a higher hourly rage th an salaried employees, although without steady work, the annual income can be less or more.

Requirements for Website Design & Development

Although exact requirements will vary depending on the employer's specifications, a degree in Computer Science or directly related field experience is generally the minimum requirement for any entry level website developer job, whether full-time or freelance. Required specialties will vary by job, but can include proficiency in html,  Java, ASP.NET, PHP, MS SQL.