Frequently Asked Questions

To start well, I need your business goal, target audience, key services/products, and your preferred style direction.

If available, share existing branding assets, examples you like, and any technical constraints (platform, integrations, legal pages).

That can happen, and it is part of the process. I collect precise feedback and adjust direction before moving into full build.

The objective is to align early, so development starts only when structure and style are approved.

Yes. Most projects start with a deposit to reserve the slot and begin planning.

A common setup is 50% upfront and 50% before final launch, but this can vary for larger projects.

Each quote clearly lists what is included: pages, core setup, responsive behavior, basic SEO setup, and launch support.

Extras are items like additional pages, advanced SEO, premium app setup, custom integrations, or ongoing monthly maintenance.

Yes. I provide professional invoices and a clear written agreement that defines scope, timeline, deliverables, and payment terms.

This protects both sides and keeps collaboration transparent.

A focused business website often takes around 2 to 5 weeks, depending on scope and content readiness.

Shopify stores with more products, categories, and integrations can take longer.

Most packages include one or two structured revision rounds.

Extra revision rounds are possible if needed, and they are quoted clearly before work continues.

The most common delays are late content delivery, unclear approvals, and major scope changes after development has started.

A clear brief and fast feedback cycles keep the timeline reliable.

Usually you provide core content because you know your offer and audience best.

I can help with structure, editing, and clarity so text is easier to scan and convert.

Yes, I include technical and on-page SEO basics: clean page structure, heading hierarchy, metadata, and speed-focused setup.

Advanced SEO strategy, backlink campaigns, or ongoing content SEO can be added as separate services.

Yes. Mobile responsiveness and baseline performance are core standards, not optional extras.

I optimize structure, media, and front-end output to support good loading speed and usability across devices.

Elementor is widely used and reliable when the site is configured correctly and kept updated.

Security also depends on hosting quality, plugin choices, update habits, and good access practices.

Yes. That is one of the main benefits of WordPress + Elementor for small businesses.

I can deliver a simple editor-friendly structure and a short handover so you can edit text, images, and basic sections confidently.

Yes. Migration from an existing WordPress site (or another platform) is possible in most cases.

I review content, SEO-critical URLs, and current structure first to reduce ranking and traffic risks.

Yes. I can configure core checkout settings including shipping zones, tax setup, and payment gateways.

Final compliance rules remain your business responsibility, but I set up the technical structure correctly.

Yes. I use update-safe customization patterns whenever possible and document any deeper edits clearly.

This helps you keep maintainability and makes future theme updates easier to manage.

Yes. I can set up product structure, variants, collections, and key apps for your workflow.

I also review app impact on speed and keep your stack as lean as possible.

Yes. I can add standard privacy/cookie pages and connect them in the site structure.

I am not a lawyer, so this is technical implementation, not legal advice.

Yes, when needed I can install and configure a consent manager appropriate for your setup.

The exact legal configuration should be validated by your legal advisor.

Yes. I apply practical accessibility standards from the start: semantic structure, keyboard support, contrast, and readable UI patterns.

If you need stricter compliance targets, we can define them explicitly in scope.

After launch, I run final checks, confirm forms and key flows, and support small fixes in the first period.

You also receive guidance for day-to-day updates.

Yes. Monthly maintenance can include updates, backups, monitoring, small content changes, and technical checks.

This is usually the easiest way to keep your site stable and secure over time.

No problem. New pages can be added as one-off tasks or inside a maintenance plan.

The system is built so future additions stay visually consistent and technically clean.

Yes. Common integrations include forms, email marketing tools, CRM, booking tools, and tracking platforms.

I keep setup practical and stable, with clear testing before launch.

I usually help you choose and configure the right provider, while ownership remains in your name.

This gives you full control over your assets from day one.