What does a website cost, and should you choose a free builder, WordPress or a custom build? Start here if you are considering a new site or a redesign.
A price tells you little without a clear scope. Understand the choices that shape your budget, the costs that continue after launch and the questions to ask before accepting a quote.
Listing products is only part of the job. Prepare payments, delivery, product information, privacy and test orders before your first customer reaches the checkout.
From a few hundred to several thousand euros: why website prices vary so much, what you get in each price range, which recurring costs to expect and how to compare quotes fairly.
You want an app built, but which type do you need? The difference between a web application, a mobile app for iOS and Android and a progressive web app, what each involves and how to make the right choice.
Wix, Squarespace or a free website builder look attractive. When is building it yourself enough, when is a professional the better choice, and what costs hide behind a 'free' website?
WordPress powers a large share of all websites. Yet it is not the best choice for every business. When is WordPress smart, when is a modern custom site the better option, and what should you watch for in maintenance?
A template lets you launch quickly at a low initial cost. A custom website is faster, more secure and better tailored to your customers. In this guide we compare both honestly, with a table, the total cost over three years and a checklist to help you make your own decision.
When you have a website built, you want the domain, code and content to stay with your business. This guide explains what ownership means in practice, where it often goes wrong and the seven points to check before you sign.
From first meeting to launch: the steps a website project goes through, roughly how long each type of site takes, what drives the timeline and what you can do to prevent delays.
Excel is great for calculations, but becomes risky for scheduling, customer follow-up and orders. This guide helps you recognise the warning signs, compares Excel with a web application and gives a step-by-step plan for a phased switch.
Retyping enquiries and orders takes time and causes errors. With integrations, data flows automatically from your website to your other software. This guide explains how it works, what you can automate and what to watch out for.
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