Frequently Asked Questions

  • Low-code platforms allow for lower costs, shorter timelines and increased agility when it comes to optimizing for engagement. All with outstanding visual quality and functional capability.

    Low-code platforms - like Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify and Framer - are all powerful content management systems (CMS) that present the opportunity for modern, compelling visuals with sleek animations.

    Building on these platforms means you don’t pay to develop code unnecessarily, resulting in a quicker, more cost-efficient build. We custom create all design styles for your site, delivering a unique and compelling visual identity.

    Sites built on low-code platforms are easy to maintain and to iterate for optimal engagement, with inbuilt component toolkits available for use.

  • We have extensive experience designing and building in WordPress, and we develop sites on this platform when it is best suited to the business needs.

    We'll always work with you to find the best fit for your requirements.

  • Yes, all websites we design and build are fully responsive and optimized across mobile, tablet and desktop.

  • A customized timeline will be provided for each project based on website size and requirements, however ballpark timings for a small site are as follows:

    Map: 2-4 weeks
    Design: 2-4 weeks
    Build: 2-4 weeks

  • All of our sites, regardless of platform, are easy to manage and maintain, and most clients are self-sufficient with site edits and updates. Website management training is included as part of every site build.

    Having said that, if you’d like us to manage updates, or if you’d like to make substantial design or functionality changes, we are here to help with a maintenance plan or on a task-by-task basis.

  • All of our sites are on-page SEO ready, with title tags, meta descriptions, SEO-friendly URL structure, image optimization and alt text in place. This forms a strong foundation for any downstream SEO campaigns.

  • Website lifespan can vary based on the complexity of the site, how it is maintained, and the original design.

    On average, a well-planned and designed website should last between 3 - 7 years before becoming outdated or no longer being the strongest representation of the business.

  • The cost of a website is based on a number of factors, which include:

    • Site size

    • Platform

    • Functionality

    • Copy creation

    • Brand refinement

    • Strategic inputs

    • Design aesthetic

    Based on the requirements, our websites typically range from $5,000-$40,000.