FAQ
Questions on websites, apps and pricing.
Project time, how we quote, WordPress and Vue.js, SEO and care after launch. Short answers — the same way we reply to a brief.
How long does a website project take?
A focused company website or landing page is usually a few weeks from an agreed scope. A larger site, a WordPress build with editorial workflows, or a Vue.js web application — several weeks to a few months. We set the timeline in discovery: it depends on content, integrations and how fast decisions land.
How do you price a website or web app?
There is no template price list. A website, WordPress build or web application is priced on scope: views, UX, CMS, APIs, SEO and deadlines. After the brief we come back with a range and a plan — no hidden stages, no slide deck instead of an offer.
Do you work with WordPress and Vue.js?
Yes. WordPress when the client’s team needs to publish content themselves. Vue.js, Nuxt, JavaScript and TypeScript when you need a web application, SSR or a complex front-end. We pick the stack for the product goal, not for the framework of the month.
Do you handle SEO for the website?
Yes — technical and on-page SEO are part of the build: titles, headings, structured data, speed, redirects and analytics. We do not sell a bolted-on “ranking package”. We make sure the website can be found and measured after launch.
Who do you design websites and apps for?
Companies, products and organisations that need a website, web application or UX design with a clear business goal. Most often B2B, services and teams that want one partner from research to code — not a separate agency for the slides.
Do you help after the website launches?
Yes. After go-live we stay for care: fixes, UX iterations, WordPress or Vue.js growth, monitoring and new features. A website and a web application should live after launch — not disappear into the project archive.
How do we start working with the agency?
Write: the goal, scope, timing, and whether you need a website, an app, WordPress or UX. We will book a short call, ask about users and constraints, then come back with a proposal. No twenty-field form, no discovery that lasts a quarter.
Work with us
Got a website or app project?
Share the goal, scope and timing. We’ll come back with a proposal for a website, web app or UX — concrete, no slide deck.