Why Clients Keep Us On After the First Job
Most of our work is repeat work or referrals. That happens because the site still runs six months later, because problems get explained in plain language, and because nothing gets bolted on that you will have to pay someone else to remove.
A business or brochure site is usually two to four weeks. A WooCommerce store, course platform or custom build takes longer because of the setup, integrations and testing involved. You get a timeline together with the quote, not after the work has started.
Yes, and a large part of our work is exactly that: sites that are slow, broken, half-finished or infected. The first step is understanding what is already there and why it behaves the way it does, before anything gets changed.
Yes. Figma, PSD, XD, a screenshot or even a rough wireframe can be turned into a responsive WordPress build that matches the design closely on desktop, tablet and mobile.
Whichever is genuinely right for the job. A short PHP snippet often beats a heavy plugin, and a properly built custom plugin often beats five plugins stacked on top of each other. You are told which approach is being used and why.
Yes. Updates, backups, monitoring, small content and layout changes, and troubleshooting when something breaks — either on a monthly arrangement or as and when you need it.
