Summary

Process

FAQs

• Do I need to choose a platform before we start?

  No, we can discuss the pros and cons of each platform (Webflow, WordPress, Framer) during our introductory meeting to find the best fit for your needs.

• Will I be able to update the website myself after launch?

  Yes, I’ll set up a user-friendly CMS, enabling you to make updates and manage content easily.

• Do you offer hosting and domain setup?

  While I don’t provide hosting directly, I can assist in selecting a host and connecting your domain. Webflow and Framer offers its own hosting, and I recommend to use Hostinger for WordPress.

• Can you work with existing content or help with copywriting?

  Yes, I can integrate your existing content. While I don’t specialize in copywriting, I’m happy to collaborate with a copywriter on your team or recommend one to make sure the design and content are perfectly aligned.

• How long does the web design and development process take?

  The timeline varies depending on project complexity. After our initial meeting, I’ll provide a tailored schedule with estimated completion dates.

• Will my website be optimized for search engines?

  Yes, I implement basic on-page SEO best practices, including metadata, image optimization, and site structure, to help improve visibility.

• What if I need changes or support after the website is launched?

  I offer post-launch support to ensure a smooth transition and can provide ongoing maintenance or updates as needed.

• Can you integrate e-commerce functionality?

  Yes, I can integrate e-commerce features in both Webflow and WordPress, including product pages, carts, and checkout flows. Let’s discuss your specific requirements during our meeting.

• What’s the difference between Webflow, WordPress, and Framer?

  Each platform has unique strengths: Webflow is great for custom designs and support e-commerce and robust CMS, WordPress is highly flexible with extensive plugins, and Framer offers unique design-forward interactivity. I’ll help you choose based on your needs.

• Why do you charge an hourly rate, and how is time tracked?

  I charge an hourly rate to provide flexibility and transparency, which is particularly beneficial for design-related work. Design projects often require iterative improvements, creative exploration, and adjustments based on feedback, making a fixed rate less adaptable to these evolving needs. With an hourly rate, you only pay for the time dedicated to moving the project forward, ensuring a fair and efficient process. I track time using a dedicated program and provide weekly reports with a detailed breakdown, so you have full visibility into the project’s progress and costs.