A B2B lead-generation website typically takes 6–10 weeks from kickoff to launch. Complex web applications or e-commerce platforms with custom integrations run 12–20 weeks. Main variables are unique page templates, third-party integrations, and content readiness.

An SEO-friendly website loads fast (LCP under 2.5s), uses semantic HTML with a single H1 per page, has clean URL structures, generates valid structured data, and is fully crawlable. It serves unique title tags and meta descriptions on every page and handles canonicalisation correctly.

Yes but we build WordPress headless where performance is a priority (WordPress as CMS, Next.js or Nuxt as the front end). For content-heavy sites needing editorial flexibility without developer dependency, this gives you the best of both. We also build traditional WordPress when scope supports it.

Every Things at Web site is built mobile-first by default. We test on real devices across iOS and Android, validate tap targets and font sizes, and run Lighthouse mobile audits before any launch. All sites pass Google's mobile usability report in Search Console before handover.

Yes. We run a full pre-migration crawl, map every URL to its new destination, implement 301 redirects, and verify the sitemap before DNS cutover. We monitor Google Search Console and analytics for 4 weeks post-launch to catch any unexpected drops and act immediately.

We recommend and configure your hosting (AWS, Vercel, Cloudflare) rather than reselling it you own the account and pay the provider directly. We offer monthly maintenance retainers covering dependency updates, security patches, performance monitoring, and content changes.

A headless CMS stores and delivers content via API, decoupled from how it's displayed. Your marketing team edits in a familiar interface while developers use a modern front-end framework. You need it if you publish to multiple channels or if performance is critical and a traditional CMS is slowing your site.