Website development
This category collects our articles on website development: how to choose the site type, platform and contractor, what to prepare before the start and how to keep rankings at launch. We write from studio practice. Our sites run on WordPress, MODX, Next.js and Laravel, and basic SEO goes into the structure from day one.
Our timelines: a landing page in up to 3 working days, a business card or corporate website in up to 10 working days after the brief is agreed and materials are received. Projects with integrations are estimated after the brief. If an article matches your task, see the services below.
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04
October
2020
Why developers choose MODX: pros and cons
Developers choose MODX when a site needs free-form markup and a non-standard structure without fighting a ready-made theme. It is a free, open-source PHP CMS. It has far fewer plugins than WordPress but gives full control over HTML. In shortMODX is a…
30
September
2020
What determines the cost of a website?
A website’s cost depends on the project type, the number of unique page templates, design, integrations, content preparation and support terms. To compare studio quotes, send every studio the same list of requirements. In shortThe main driver is the number…
27
September
2020
Why a business needs a website
A business needs a website as its own sales and trust channel: it takes enquiries around the clock, answers client questions, serves as the landing page for Google Ads and SEO, and proves the company is real. In shortA website is the one channel a company…
19
September
2020
Website responsiveness: how to test the mobile experience
A responsive website rearranges its blocks to fit the screen and works equally well on a phone, tablet and desktop. Test it in two steps: automatically with Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights, then by hand on real phones. In shortGoogle indexes sites by…
16
September
2020
How to save money when building a website
The easiest place to save on a website is before work starts: agree on a brief, pick the site type that fits the goal, prepare texts and photos, and launch in stages. Most overspending comes from rework and unneeded features. In shortThe most expensive…
