Price
Clear budget guidance
You get an early feel for what makes sense and what kind of budget range is realistic.
Insights
Answers to the questions that usually matter before a new website project starts.
Before you commission a new website, the same questions usually come up. Here you can get the key answers first without having to fight through technical jargon.
Process
A realistic timeline
Before anything starts, I tell you honestly what kind of timeline is realistic.
Afterwards
Hosting & support
If you want, the website can stay looked after after launch as well.
Guides
In-depth articles for better decisions.
Focused guides around websites, WordPress, cost and Google visibility. Not a loose blog, but useful content for real questions before a project starts.
WordPress & redesign6 min read
Redesign a WordPress website or rebuild it?
When a WordPress redesign is enough, when a rebuild makes more sense and what to clarify before starting.
Read articleCost & planning5 min read
What does a professional website cost?
Why website prices vary, what drives the effort and how to judge an offer more clearly.
Read articleSEO & local visibility6 min read
Improve local Google visibility
How your website, local content, Google Business Profile and contact paths work together so the right people can find you faster.
Read articleOverview
Before we start, it usually comes down to the same three topics.
Budget and scope
Not every website needs the same amount of work. What matters is how many pages, content blocks and features actually make sense for the project.
Timeline and process
Before we start, we clarify what needs to happen first, what order makes sense and what timeframe is realistic.
Content and support
Copy, images, hosting and updates do not all need to be ready from day one. What matters is deciding what is needed now and what can follow later.
FAQ
So you have a clear sense of direction before the project begins.
If your project is more specific, we can sort out the details directly in conversation. The important part is understanding early what you really need and what can wait.
These questions are meant as a starting point. Anything specific to your business, we look at together.
That depends on how many pages, features and content blocks you actually need. After a short conversation, I can usually tell you quite quickly what makes sense and what range is realistic.
Next step
Once you have a feel for the project, a short message is enough.
Then we can look at how the website should begin and what really matters in the first step.