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WebbegetTM Service Pricing Structure
What is a form? A Web page form is the same as the classic definition of a form where data is requested, filled-out and then submitted. On the Internet, these form submissions are most typically accepted by a database which holds the information. Users of this form can also edit this information by resubmitting the pre-populated form back to the database for updates. These Web forms consist of various inputs called "form elements". Some of these "form elements" come grouped and therefore could be called a "form widget".
An example of a typical form element is a Radio Button set or a drop-down Select Box. The form elements and widgets can be built to serve as input and output for the Web pages. Additionally, other customizations can be built such as auto-responders (automatically generated E-mails), dynamic form elements (upon change of one element this then affects other inputs or layouts), coding logic (example: calculator functionalities within the form itself), exporting data to Excel, integration with the visual design and many many other functionalities all based on the client's needs.The pricing of a Web application is directly linked to the number of forms in your application plus additional logic. Each form has a number of elements and widgets associated with it and this number corresponds to the WebbegetTM pricing charts found below: Pricing Structure
Export data to Excel via .CSV
A very common functionality is the ability to export the gathered data periodically. This functionality comes in the form of a link which may or may not be password-protected depending on your preference, which, once clicked, prompts the Administrator to Save the CSV file to his/her harddrive. This file can then be opened in Microsoft Excel directly or it can also be opened with a text editor after renaming the file to a .txt extension.Web Applications
In essence, a Web Application is comprised of a number of these forms with Add, Edit and Delete capability mixed in with some application logic and associations made across tables in a database. For this reason, it is possible to get a preliminary, first round estimate on the generic base-line structure of an application. This example depicts such a scenario. Contact me
for a full-coverage estimate on your Web Application needs. Widgets
Some multi-element widgets have a higher premium over and above the "simple" element prices listed and will usually bill-out at one and a half times the typical element price for that element. The list of elements and widgets is extensive and frequently used widgets such as the Dojo Date Drop-down Picker fall into the "simple" element price structure. The Dojo Date Drop-down Picker is a mini-calendar that drops down and allows one to choose a year, a month and the day. |