Website Design FAQs
Straight answers on scope, pricing, timelines, platforms, content, and post-launch support.What kinds of websites do you design and build?
Business websites, online stores, landing and sales pages, client portals and booking systems, blogs, and full redesigns of broken or outdated sites. If it runs in a browser and needs to look premium and load fast, it is in scope. Highly custom software products start as a web app project through the same onboarding brief.
How much does a website cost?
Simple business sites typically start around the few-hundred-dollar range, while stores, portals, and custom builds scale with the feature set. After you submit the onboarding brief you get a fixed scope with an exact price and timeline before any work starts — no hourly surprises. Current plan outlines live on the /pricing page.
How long does a project take from brief to launch?
A focused landing page can ship in under two weeks; typical business websites take two to four weeks; stores and portals run three to six weeks depending on integrations. You receive a milestone schedule with your proposal so you know exactly when each piece lands.
Which platform or CMS will my website use?
Whatever best serves your operations: WordPress where your team needs to edit content directly, Laravel or a flat-file stack where speed and simplicity win, and headless architectures when a custom interface is required. The trade-offs are explained in plain language in your proposal — see the dedicated WordPress engineering hub for the deep technical version.
Do you write the website copy and source the images?
You provide the raw material — what your business does, services, prices, and any photos you own. I shape it into structured, conversion-focused copy and source high-quality licensed or generated visuals where needed. Editing guidance is included so you can update words later without breaking the layout.
What happens after launch — support, hosting, and updates?
Every launch includes a walkthrough, analytics wiring, and a post-launch fix window. Ongoing options include managed hosting and maintenance plans covering updates, backups, monitoring, and small design tweaks. The onboarding brief is also the entry point for redesign and maintenance engagements.
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