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Many skills are required to become a web developer such as 1) understanding HTML, CSS and some type of scripting language such as PHP or ASP, 2) the ability to design graphics or use graphic-related programs such as Paint shop Pro or Photoshop, 3) a general understanding of web standards such as W3C, 4) Search Engine Optimisation - the ability to optimise a website both on-page and off-page so it ranks well in the search engine, 5) Marketing - the ability to market your business, skills and service which is especially in a competitive marketplace. However, one major overlooked skill (and probably the one that has the biggest impact on your bottom line - think $$$) is the ability to write a professional website proposal. A website proposal is critical in securing new work because it is the best way to present your solution to the client. But thing is, not every web developer is able to write a website proposal. This is where a website proposal template can help because it provides the basic framework and structure upon which to create a new proposal, which in turn saves you time and money in the long run – that is, the less time you spend writing documents, the more time you can devote to other areas of your business.