How much does a website cost?
It depends on the scope — the number of pages, the features, and whether you need a shop. That's why we don't publish flat price lists; we quote for the actual job. Send a short description and you'll get a firm, fixed price, free and with no obligation.
How long does it take to build a website?
A company website usually takes two to four weeks, from the moment we have your text and photos. A shop takes longer, in proportion to the number of products. The exact deadline is in the quote, and we stick to it.
Can I update the content myself?
You can, and that's the whole idea. At handover you get access to the admin panel and a short walkthrough, so text, photos, prices and products are yours to change — at no extra cost and without waiting on us.
Who writes the text and provides the photographs?
The best results come when the client supplies the text, because nobody knows the business better than you — we edit it and adapt it for the web. If you don't have the material, copywriting and photo selection are quoted as a separate item.
Do you redesign existing websites?
We do, and it's often better value than starting over. If the current site has usable content we keep the text, the domain and your search rankings, and change the look, the structure and the speed. We look at what you have first, then advise.
Do you provide the domain and hosting?
Yes, and we register them in your name, so the accounts are yours rather than ours. We'll recommend a package that suits the size of the site and the market you're targeting, and set it all up for you.