Everything teams ask us before starting a website build - timelines, tech, CMS choices, cost and what happens after launch.
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7 questions
How long does it take to build a website?
A focused marketing site typically takes 4–8 weeks; a larger custom or CMS-driven build runs 10–16 weeks. We lock scope in week one and share a week-by-week plan so you always know what ships next.
Which platforms and technologies do you build on?
We build custom on React/Next.js and Laravel/Node, and on WordPress or Webflow when a marketing team needs to own day-to-day edits. We recommend the stack that fits your team, not the one that locks you in.
Will I be able to edit the website myself after launch?
Yes. We hand over a CMS with the content model mapped to how you actually work, plus a short training session and a Loom library so non-technical editors can update pages confidently.
Do you design the site too, or only develop?
Both. Most website projects run through our Design team first - research, UX and UI - and then into Develop, so design intent survives all the way to production.
Is the website built for SEO and AI search from the start?
Yes. Clean semantic markup, fast Core Web Vitals, schema, and our SEO/GEO/AEO practices are baked in during build - not retrofitted later. We optimise for Google and for answer engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity.
What happens after launch - do you offer support?
We offer care plans covering hosting, security, performance monitoring, and a monthly pool of hours for changes. You can also bring us in per-quarter for larger enhancements.
Can you redesign or migrate our existing website?
Frequently. We audit the current site, preserve SEO equity with a proper redirect map, and migrate content carefully so rankings and links survive the move.
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