It generally takes our team of creatives 2–3 weeks to design & develop you a bespoke new website, depending on the complexity.
The new website’s delivery process
In the website’s delivery process, we believe it’s important to include the client in each step. This helps both us and the client understand the design and build of the new website better.
Step 1. The design
This step takes our team of talented designers roughly one week. This depends on how many bespoke pages are required to be designed for your new website.
Our designers first research everything about your company, niche market and direct competitors. This helps them design the most effective solution to overtake your competition.
They seek out what your business requires, tactics your competitors are using, their own creative knowledge and innovative design strategies in order to design your new website.
Step 2. The development
After you have approved the design, it’s over to our development team to start building it.
Again, depending on the complexity of the website such as bespoke automation and how many bespoke pages are required; it takes our development team roughly one to two weeks to build.
Our development team builds the website on a live development server. This enables you to continuously monitor the progress of your new website.
The development team also run their final SEO checks on this server (should you chose to go ahead with any additional SEO services), making sure to go through potential optimisations before going live.
Step 3. The content
After the development is finished, it’s then up to you to deliver any missing content.
Agencies such as ours can certainly help you with content creation and keyword research. However, we always feel to include the client in this process, in order to ensure that we’re presenting their business across to their visitors in the right way.
The timescale for this solely depends on how fast you can send content over to our developers.
Finally, as all of our websites are built using WordPress, this would allow you to also access the website’s content management system, in order to further populate any missing content in the future.