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Cost calculator
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Posted April 7, 2013 at 2:06PM
I would like to add a section to my website, where customers can input a start time and an end time and for the site to display a cost. My hourly costs are fixed so the customer would be offered a drop down box with the start time and a drop down box with an end time and based on the difference between the two the cost would be displayed. Is this possible ? I don't mind writing a line of text for each possible calculation, just not sure where to start
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Posted April 8, 2013 at 4:56PM
Surely the easiest way of doing this is to provide a simple list - start with the hourly cost and then list multiples.
1 hour costs £20 2 hours cost £40 and so on. In site design the best way is usually the simple way, there's nothing to be gained by over-complicating simple tasks. People are usually pretty good when it comes to working out how much something will cost them.
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Posted May 31, 2013 at 11:46PM
Agreed, KISS (Keep It Simple Sam) is the best approach. Make it so simple a 5 year old could figure it out. That is what will get the most people in the door.
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Posted August 12, 2013 at 4:56PM
yep totally agree with everyone else, keep it simple and easy to use!
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