Question 1

How much does a site cost?

Accepted Answer

It depends on whether it is a landing page, a brochure site, or a store, and on pages, languages, and connections. After the brief you get a proposal that lists what is included. There is no entry price that hides the rest.

Question 2

Why not WordPress?

Accepted Answer

WordPress fits when you need a blog the client edits every day. When the site needs speed, a look that does not repeat, and control of the code, we build in React. If WordPress is the right call, we say so on the call.

Question 3

Who owns the site?

Accepted Answer

You do. The domain, the content, and the code. Another developer can continue the work. We do not hold the site hostage.

Question 4

Will it reach page one?

Accepted Answer

We do not promise rankings. We do build the foundation: heading structure, speed, descriptions, a sitemap, and a language URL when needed. Ongoing monthly SEO is separate work, and it is not hidden inside “a website”.

Question 5

How long does it take?

Accepted Answer

A landing page is shorter than a brochure site, and a store takes longer. The schedule is written in the proposal, based on the materials you send.

Question 6

What about mobile and accessibility?

Accepted Answer

Both are included. The site is checked on a phone, and there is an accessibility menu. A full legal accessibility audit is a scope to confirm up front if the business is required to meet that standard.

Question 7

Who works on the site?

Accepted Answer

Lidor Asulin. The project is not passed between a call centre and a stranger mid-build.

Question 8

What happens after launch?

Accepted Answer

Fixes and changes. A maintenance package exists for ongoing edits, backups, and monitoring. You can also stop after launch.

Question 9

Can I see client work?

Accepted Answer

Only when a client has agreed to be published. Until then the open example is this site: structure, languages, and speed.

Question 10

How do we start?

Accepted Answer

WhatsApp or the form. The first conversation is a brief, not a pitch deck.

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