1. Landing page or company website?
A landing page has one goal, such as a waitlist or demo booking, and is ideal for a launch. A company website with 5–10 pages explains offer, team and contact in more depth.
2. Which CMS is right?
Webflow and Framer suit marketing websites, WordPress lots of content, Shopify online shops. Custom solutions for portals and complex functions.
3. What is a web portal?
A web application with login, customer area, dashboards and roles – often the core of a digital product and far more complex than a website.
4. Who writes the copy?
Either you supply the copy or the agency writes it. That changes price and timeline noticeably – state it in the questionnaire.
5. Do I need my own photos?
Your own photos look more credible than stock photos, especially of team and product. A photo shoot can be part of the website project.
6. What legal pages does the website need?
Usually a privacy policy and, depending on country, a legal notice or imprint; depending on functions also cookie notices or terms. The agency integrates them; the texts come from you or your legal advisor.
7. Is SEO included in the website project?
The technical basics should be: clean structure, page titles, descriptions, load time, sitemap. Ongoing search engine optimisation is a separate topic.
8. Who takes care of hosting and maintenance?
Either the agency with a maintenance contract or you. Clarify this before starting – updates and security are ongoing tasks.
9. How long does a website take?
Landing page 2–4 weeks, company website 6–12 weeks, web portal or custom shop 3–6 months.
10. Can I maintain the website myself later?
Yes, with a CMS and training from the agency. State in the questionnaire how much your team wants to handle itself.
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