Frequently Asked Questions!

If you have an existing site, we will look it over. It’s necessary for us to see what you’ve been working with, your history, and your future goals in order to strategize a rebrand/rebuild.

We have graphic and logo design skills, content writing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategies, and marketing experience that means we will be able to build a high-performing website that will generate leads. It’s important your website is built to be a marketing machine—not just a beautiful site that no one ever visits.

We’re in favor of being upfront about our pricing. It gives our potential client an expectation of what will be a necessary investment to hire us. However, these prices are baseline. To get a true cost specific to your business, first, we ask you for basic information, just enough to tell us if we’d be the right fit for a project. This, we require our potential client to do as it is an essential first step in being able to give you an accurate quote, schedule and outline of what it’s going to take to create your website.

We work in-house and do not outsource brand and web design and development. We do partner with other skilled creatives specifically for content writing and professional custom photography.

Launching your business online shouldn't take more than a week. Our brand, content writing and web build process are efficient. Commonly from start (inquiry) to finish (launch), the entire process takes less than a week. However, this timeline can vary based on the content in hand and if you need custom writing.

You will need written content, photography, and logo design, but that doesn’t always mean you will provide that content. Content creation depends on our process and your budget. Generally speaking, lower-budget website builds mean you provide all the written and visual content. We then build the site with that content

As designers a website that responds for desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile with one HTML code on the same URL is Responsive Web Design (RWD). This means the website layout adjusts depending on the device screen size it displays. We offer that.

Search engine optimization should be included from the beginning of your site development. SEO strategies like fresh content, strategic page titles and meta descriptions, proper URL structure, image optimization, alt tagging, mobile-friendliness, keyword research, and on-page SEO help your site rank higher on Google. While we aren’t SEO experts we have experience integrating all the basic best practices in every website we build.

Properly maintaining a website includes keeping it free of bugs, hackers, and spam is what we do. We update your site’s software and plugins, getting routine backups, and an SSL certificate is crucial to ensure ongoing performance.

We provide

• .info: informational sites
• .net: internet infrastructure sites, more technical
• .co: abbreviation for company, commerce, and community
• .org: non-commercial organizations and nonprofits
• .biz: e-commerce sites, business or commercial use

Advantages of these extensions are

• Widely known – Most people know the .com extension, which means it adds trust to your website
• Doesn’t tie a website to a particular location – If you’re looking to do business in more than one location, then .com provides you with a domain name that will work well in most markets.
• Easy to remember – The fact it’s short and well-known means that people are more likely to remember your website’s address if it ends with .com, rather than a newer, longer TLD.
• Search engines sometimes prefer .com more than any other domain

To give you a precise answer we must prepare a project scope and create a budget. We shall tell you how much of that scope can be completed within the budget and we'll be able to estimate how long will it take. There are projects that are finished in 2 to 3 weeks, but there are also several projects that take several months.

Share the details of your project. Detailed requirements including scope, or business challenges you will like to solve.

Of course! We are always happy to improve, upgrade and further develop our work.

When it comes to preparing an IT project there is no place for half measures. We prepare a Proof of Concept. It is a product development technique that helps us examine if the concept is feasible to realize from tech and business perspective and gives us an idea on how the product should be developed.

It depends on many things: project scope, time spent on the project and technological issues. We know it sounds vague but its simply honest. Remember that each software project is different, especially if you had a particularly original idea. We do not want to give you an unrealistic estimate, instead we want to provide you with the best quality possible within your budget.

Yes, we are always glad to provide technical support and service the apps we have developed. We can also further develop your software product if you need to implement new features or integrate third-party services.

A product development process stands for the multiple stages that a software development team takes to bring the idea of a product into reality by undergoing software product development steps.

Thus, we rely on the software development life cycle (SDLC). The procedure implies building high-quality software within the shortest possible period, in line with the 7 phases of the software development life cycle.

The development life cycle phases involves:

• the assessment of the user’s needs,
• research on customer behavior and marketplace competition,
• creation and visualization of the roadmap,
• concept design,
• code development,
• creation of a minimum viable product.

With a seamless and well-designed SDLC process, we don’t miss a thing and find the balance and the best possible solutions between different actions while developing software.

We sign NDAs and Confidentiality Agreements as required by the client. Additionally, for sensitive projects, we can sign custom NDAs.