May 8, 2026
The cost of building a website is the cost most owners plan for. The cost of owning a website is the cost most owners discover after the fact, in pieces,…
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There comes a point in every website life when something is no longer working. The site is slow. It looks dated. It is missing features the business now needs. Conversion…
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The launch of a new website feels like the end of a project. The contract was for a finished site, the site is now live, and the developer has been…
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A website project usually starts with optimism. The developer was chosen carefully, the contract was signed, and the work has begun. The early weeks feel productive. Then, somewhere in the…
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A web developer first request after signing the contract is usually some version of “send me everything.” That phrase is shorthand for a long list of materials that the developer…
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A new client almost always asks the same question early in the conversation: how long will this take? The answer they receive — whether two weeks, six weeks, or three…
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The platform decision is one of the first decisions in a website project, and it is one of the easiest to get wrong. Most owners choose based on what they…
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Most website projects start with a question about design. What should it look like? What colors? What style? Modern or classic? Bold or subtle? These questions feel like the natural…
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The plan sounds reasonable. Build something cheap on a drag-and-drop platform now, get the business running, and hire a real developer later when there is money to spend. It is…
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The price quoted at the start of a website project is rarely the price paid by the time the site is live, and it is almost never the total cost…
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