What is included in web design and development?
Discovery and structure, visual design, responsive front-end build, content management, forms and integrations, performance and search groundwork, testing, and launch. Post-launch support is scoped alongside the project.
How long does a website take to build?
A focused business website usually takes several weeks from scope agreement to launch, depending on page count and how ready the content is. Larger builds are scheduled after discovery, with a timeline agreed in writing.
What does the process look like from start to finish?
Discovery, sitemap and wireframes, design review, build with staging links to review, then testing and launch. You see and approve each stage before the next one begins.
Who owns the website when it is finished?
You do. Source files, code, domain, and hosting accounts are in your name, with documentation and training so your team can operate it. Nothing is locked to us.
What level of investment does a new website require?
It depends on scope: page count, custom design versus template, integrations, and how much content is ready. After a short discovery call you receive a clear, itemised proposal and timeline, with no obligation.
Can you redesign an existing website?
Yes. We audit the current site, keep what performs, and rebuild the structure, design, and front-end. Existing search value is protected with careful URL mapping and redirects.
Do you build e-commerce and content-managed websites?
Yes. We build brochure sites, blogs, and full e-commerce stores on mainstream content-management and commerce platforms, and connect them to the tools your team already uses.
Do you include SEO, hosting, and maintenance?
Every build ships with SEO groundwork: semantic markup, metadata, and structured data. Ongoing SEO, hosting, and support are available as separate plans.