Website Design FAQ's

Getting a new website typically involves several stages: planning (defining goals, target audience, features), design (creating the visual look and user experience), development (building the website's functionality), content creation (writing text, taking photos/videos), testing (ensuring everything works correctly), and launch (making the website live).

The cost of a new website can vary significantly based on complexity, features, design customization, the agency or freelancer you choose, and ongoing maintenance. It can range from a few hundred dollars for a basic DIY site to tens of thousands (or more) for a complex, custom-built platform.

The timeline for building a new website also varies greatly depending on the scope of the project. A simple website might take a few weeks, while a more complex e-commerce platform or custom web application could take several months.

Typically, you'll need to provide information about your business (mission, target audience, brand guidelines), your goals for the website, examples of websites you like, any existing content (text, logos, images), and details about any specific features you require (e.g., contact forms, e-commerce functionality, blog).

While it's helpful to have a good understanding of your content needs early on, you don't always need everything finalized before development starts. However, delays in content can impact the overall project timeline. It's best to discuss a content plan with your web development team.

Yes, a modern and professional website should absolutely be mobile-friendly (responsive). This means it will adapt and display correctly on various screen sizes, including smartphones and tablets. This is crucial for user experience and search engine rankings.

While the initial build might include basic SEO elements, true SEO is an ongoing process. Discuss your SEO goals with your web development team. They can implement on-page optimization best practices during development, but a comprehensive SEO strategy often involves ongoing efforts.

Typically, once you've paid for the website development, you own the website and its content. However, it's crucial to have a clear contract that outlines ownership and intellectual property rights.

After launch, you'll need to consider website maintenance (security updates, software updates), content updates, and ongoing SEO efforts to ensure your website remains functional, secure, and visible.

Reputable web development agencies or freelancers will usually provide training or documentation on how to manage your website's content management system (CMS), if applicable.

Discuss the post-launch support offered by your web development team. This might include bug fixes, technical support, and ongoing maintenance packages.

Consider their portfolio, client testimonials, communication style, technical expertise, understanding of your business needs, and pricing. It's important to find a partner you trust and who aligns with your goals.

Yes, you will need a domain name (your website address) and web hosting (where your website files are stored) to have a live website. For your convenience, we offer our own reliable hosting plan with a 99.9% uptime guarantee. Our hosting platform is designed for ease of use and is always kept up to date with the latest security and performance enhancements.