Question 1

How much does a website cost in Canada, the US, or globally?

Accepted Answer

Costs vary by scope, country, type of business, and platform. A small business site will cost less, while larger custom builds with advanced features will be higher. Variables include brand assets, copywriting, number of page templates, integrations, how many languages the site supports, and whether we migrate content. Plan for ongoing maintenance and updates. I provide tailored estimates after a short call to clarify goals, audience, and timeline.

Question 2

Do I need the best WordPress developer or a different platform?

Accepted Answer

WordPress is good for flexibility and content-heavy sites. Webflow can be faster for design-driven marketing sites. Framer is great for motion and product-style pages. Drag-and-drop platforms like Squarespace are good for quick launches and require less maintenance. I recommend the platform that fits your features, team, budget, and long-term maintenance plan.

Question 3

How long does a typical website project take?

Accepted Answer

Most projects take 4 to 7 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on scope, feedback speed, and content readiness. I share a clear plan with milestones for discovery, IA and wireframes, design in Figma, build or handoff, QA, launch, and training. On a platform like Squarespace, timelines can be shorter. Larger builds with more complexity can take longer.

Question 4

What is your process?

Accepted Answer

I start with a discovery meeting to confirm goals and available assets. I follow with a platform recommendation and estimate. Once approved, I explore a few look-and-feel options for the UI, suggest design approaches, then create a sitemap and low-fi wireframes. Depending on the chosen platform, I either design pages in Figma first for approval or design directly in the platform. After build, we review content, complete QA, and prepare for training and launch. The first three months of post-launch support are usually free. You see work in stages and approve each step.

Question 5

Do you work with clients outside Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I collaborate with teams across Canada, the US, and worldwide, including Europe and the MENA region. I work asynchronously and schedule meetings to fit your time zone.

Question 6

Do you provide copywriting or should we?

Accepted Answer

Either works. If you have a writer, I align design to the messaging. If you need help, I can provide outlines and page briefs or recommend a writer. Clear copy and page intent improve UX and search.

Question 7

What SEO is included?

Accepted Answer

Baseline SEO is included: page titles, meta descriptions, logical headings, image alt text, clean URLs, internal links, basic schema where appropriate, and performance best practices. I can also advise on content topics and FAQs that match what people search for. Advanced SEO can be added if needed.

Question 8

Do you design for accessibility?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I follow practical WCAG-aligned basics like colour contrast, keyboard focus, descriptive labels, and semantic structure. Accessibility improves usability and search.

Question 9

Who owns the work after launch?

Accepted Answer

You own your final brand assets and website deliverables once invoices are paid. I provide exports and source files we agree to at the start, such as Figma design files and logo assets.

Question 10

Can you migrate our existing site and keep our rankings?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I handle content migration, set up redirects for changed URLs, preserve title and description patterns, and keep analytics and Google Search Console intact to minimize ranking loss.

Question 11

What ongoing support do you offer?

Accepted Answer

You can choose light training with a handoff, or a monthly support block for updates, small features, and improvements. We can adjust based on your team’s comfort with the platform.

Question 12

What's the best way to get started?

Accepted Answer

The best way to get started is to book a time to meet.

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