I have a contract offer (based on some ideas I submitted) to develop content for a a website under a state grant. I've not done this sort of work before so not sure what to ask for an hourly rate. Anyone here know roughly what the range for this sort of work is in the D.C. area or, if not, how I can find out? I will not be doing the technical side of designing the website, just content for it. The site itself is being designed by another party, on an existing network format or whatever the correct term would be. Is there a specific term or category for this sort of work? "Web designer" doesn't seem the correct category, so am guessing I can't go by what web designers get, or can I?
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