The second most common question I hear from clients is, “how long will it take to build my website?”

Well, answering this question is not simple.

Just as building a multistory complex will take more time compared to building a one bed-roomed house, the time needed to build a website will depend on the overall complexity of the project. This may range from a few days to a couple of months.

Here is the sequence of events:

Well if your website is taking too long to get completed perhaps you should read this post.

You will always have people who feel that your website is not as good as it should be. To avoid falling into the trap where you always feel that you need to redesign your website, be clear if redoing your website will add value to your business. Only redesign your website if at all it will add value to your firm.

So, how do you know whether redesigning your website will add value to your firm?

Continue reading if you are planning to redesign your website.

You have decided: yes! You need a website. But there is that tricky question of “how much will it cost?”

Often, when we quote a price, we hear, “But we want a simple website…just three pages. Can’t you give me a better deal please?”

But it’s much more complex than just the number of pages. We must also look at:

• How will you manage the content? How will you add information?
• How will your clients navigate your web site?
• Will your visitors communicate with you through your website?

Continue reading about how much should a website actually cost!