Any questions left?

• How long does a project usually take?

  That depends on the scope of the project and how quickly feedback is exchanged. Most website projects take a few weeks from start to launch. Once the scope is clear, I’ll outline a realistic timeline in the proposal.

• How involved do I need to be during the project?

  You don’t need to be involved all the time. Your input is mainly needed at a few defined points, such as the initial discovery and feedback rounds. Outside of that, the process is structured so it doesn’t take up much of your day-to-day attention.

• What happens after the website is finished?

  After launch, I’ll guide you through the handover and show you how to work with your website. If you choose a maintenance plan, I’ll take care of the technical side going forward. If not, you can always reach out whenever you need support later on.

• What does a website cost?

   

  Website costs depend heavily on scope, complexity, and specific requirements. Because of that, I don’t work with fixed prices upfront. Instead, pricing is defined transparently after the discovery phase and clearly outlined in the proposal.

• What do I need in order to get started?

  Ideally, you already have some basic brand assets, such as a logo and brand colors, as well as an idea of your content. Images and text are helpful too, but not everything needs to be final at the beginning. Details can be refined as the project progresses.

• Will I fully own my website?

  Yes, absolutely. You fully own your website, including all content and the technical setup. If you sign up for a maintenance plan, there’s no lock-in, and you’re free to manage or move the site whenever you want.