How much time do you usually spend on a design?

[Kennysplash]

I know the question depends on the type of design you are asked to do. There are some designs that take can be completed in a short time while some take longer to complete.

But on an average, how much time do you spend on a design?

 

[Ryder]

You're right, it depends on the type of design I'm working on currently. I've worked on some jobs which took more than 6 hours before I was able to complete and deliver it.

 

[Sara]

Every design have its own time to be completed. There are some designs I worked and spent mostly 6 or 7 hours while some didn't last up to 3 hours.

 

[Ryder]

Every design have its own time to be completed. There are some designs I worked and spent mostly 6 or 7 hours while some didn't last up to 3 hours.

True. It's not the amount of time used to design a logo that's going to be to design a banner or any other complex jobs. Whatever you're working on is what will determine how long that's going to take.

 

[Sara]

True. It's not the amount of time used to design a logo that's going to be to design a banner or any other complex jobs. Whatever you're working on is what will determine how long that's going to take.

Yeah and it depends on how skillful you are too. If you are too dull, it can take as much time from you than when you are so fast and skillful.

 

[Kennysplash]

You're right, it depends on the type of design I'm working on currently. I've worked on some jobs which took more than 6 hours before I was able to complete and deliver it.

In view of that there are even jobs that will take you days to complete. That is just how dynamic freelancing is.

 

[Nathan]

In view of that there are even jobs that will take you days to complete. That is just how dynamic freelancing is.

Yeah, that's very correct. I've worked on a particular project that took me about 9 days before I was able to complete the job but it was actually worth it because I charged a good amount of money for it.

 

[Kennysplash]

Yeah, that's very correct. I've worked on a particular project that took me about 9 days before I was able to complete the job but it was actually worth it because I charged a good amount of money for it.

That is just the point. The more complex and time consuming it is the higher the pay. I would not expect to earn much from a job that took me a few hours.

 

[Maddox]

That is just the point. The more complex and time consuming it is the higher the pay. I would not expect to earn much from a job that took me a few hours.

The max I've ever received from a job I has completed in 3 hours was $80. It was a good pay if you ask me because it's like being paid $20 per hour job.