Author name: Daniel

Four things, above the fold: what you do, where you do it, proof you have done it, and a phone number that dials when tapped.

Usually one of eight things, and it is almost never the design. The order worth checking before you pay for a redesign.

About two weeks for a five page site. What happens in each week, and the one thing that makes almost every build run late.

Hosting, domain, backups, security updates and changes. What each one is, which you can skip, and the question to ask any web designer.

Free builders are genuinely free until you need your own address, your own email, and your own photos on the page. Where the cost actually shows up.

Yes, and plenty of good trades do for years. What it costs you in practice, and the free thing that closes most of the gap.

Not every business does. If your work comes from one contractor or you are booked out for weeks, fix that bottleneck first. Here is the test that settles it.

Three things move the price: who writes the words, who shoots the photos, and whether the site must do a job beyond being read. What to ask before you accept.

Usually the shirt you wear on the job. Solid colours, no logos competing with your face, and nothing you have never worn before.