Process and timing
The first worry is almost always the same: how much work ends up on the business, and how long will this drag on? In landscape gardening the answer matters particularly, because between April and October nobody has time to sit down at a computer in the evening. We therefore arrange the process so that the input from your side stays manageable and fits into a few clearly named steps. How this can be spread across the season is described on the seasonal planning page.
- How does a website project run with you? In four steps that we name beforehand. First a free initial consultation, usually by phone, in which we go through your trades, your operating area and the enquiries you receive…
- How long until the website is online? A website at base scope can be implemented within a few weeks once images and details from the business are available. In practice that is where the bottleneck sits, not with the…
- How much of my own time do I need to plan for? In our experience one to two hours spread across the whole project, plus gathering the images. You do not write copy, you do not set up technology, you do not build forms. What we…
- What is the best time of year to start? The quiet period between November and February is the obvious window, because you have time for questions and the site is ready for the start of the season. At the same time, many…
- What happens to my existing website during the rebuild? It stays reachable until the new site is finished. We build on a separate preview address that only you and we know and that is blocked for search engines. Only when we switch…
- Can we build in stages and extend later? Yes, and that is the most common route. Most businesses start with the fixed-price website, because the portfolio gallery and the enquiry form are already included there…