How long does it take to build a website?
You see a design of your website within three hours of the call. The finished site takes longer, and it mostly depends on scope and on how quickly you supply text and photos. Here is what the time is made of.
What the time is made of
- The call and the brief. What you do, for whom, and what the site should achieve.
- The design. With us within three hours of the call, free and without obligation.
- Approval. This is where most waiting happens: for your reply, for changes, for a second round.
- Text and photos. The finished site cannot come before the material.
- Build and testing. Mobile, speed, forms, links.
- Launch. Domain, hosting and redirects from the old site.
What shortens it
- A clear brief and one point of contact.
- Ready photos of your own jobs.
- Approving in parts instead of everything at once.
What stretches it
- Text written as you go.
- Several people approving, each wanting something different.
- Features added after work has started.
A realistic estimate
A one-page site is usually a matter of days, a standard site a few weeks, and a complex site with features takes longer. We give a firmer estimate once we know what the site must do. What exactly to prepare is in what to prepare for a new website.
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