Scope
What’s included?
What we deliver as standard on every project. The exact scope is agreed with you.
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Custom UI/UX design
An interface designed from scratch around your brand.
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Responsive build
Tested separately on phone, tablet and desktop.
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Performance
Fast pages built to meet Core Web Vitals.
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Technical SEO
Structured data, sitemaps, meta tags and clean URLs.
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Content panel
Manage text, images, client logos and blog posts yourself.
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GDPR ready
Cookie management and country-specific legal pages.
Process
How we work together
You know what happens at every step — no surprises.
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Discovery call
We clarify your goals and scope together.
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Proposal and plan
Scope, timeline and deliverables in writing.
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Design and build
Regular check-ins and approvals along the way.
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Launch and support
We go live, measure and keep improving.
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FAQ
Web Design: common questions
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Write to us — we usually reply the same day.
Should I use WordPress or Next.js?
If your team updates content often and knows WordPress, headless WordPress is a great fit: the panel stays the same while the front end becomes fast and unique. If performance and custom features matter most, Next.js stands out.
Can I update the content myself?
Yes. Every site includes a panel for text, images and blog posts, and we train your team at handover.
Is SEO included?
Technical SEO is standard on every project. Ongoing content and keyword work is planned as a separate service.
Guides
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