Easy, freelance website job opp!

My father needs a website created for his self-owned business (meat and seafood purveyor for restaurants in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut). He already owns the domain name he wants, so that's taken care of. The site he would like it to resemble (not modeled on, but in concept and execution) is DeBragga and Spitler. All text content and photos would be provided, as well as some graphics, but he might require the designer to come up with some (simple) graphics as well. He will need someone who can provide/do everything for him but acquire the domain (find the right host for the right price, discuss whether or not he will want to be able to update it on his own, explain back-end vs. front-end design, etc.).

The thing is, he doesn't really know which questions to ask. So you may have to talk him through some stuff in detail. He also has no idea what it should cost (flat rate, per-hour rate, monthly freelance check, etc.), so you'll have to have your own info for him on how you do business.

He'd like to get started talking to a designer sooner rather than later, but this is a *really* easy build for anyone who has up-to-date experience with websites (there isn't going to be any complicated back-end programming from what I can tell, though you'll have to sort out with him if he wants to allow his customers to order online or not), so it's a pretty good gig where you can charge whatever the traffic will allow.

If you're interested, drop me a line at tzikeh aaat thechicagoloop dut net with the subject line "MEAT" *g*. You do not have to be a professional web designer; I'll be vouching for the names I send him. You don't need to send me a resume or anything--maybe point me to a website you've designed/maintained. (It's okay if it's fannish; he won't see it.) After you look at the DB and S site, let me know the basics of how long you think it would take you to do that, what kind of work schedule you'd like, etc.

He pays well. ;)

Thanks guys!