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That depends on the scope: number of pages, features, content and whether it is a relaunch or a new development. A compact company website is different from a multilingual presence with special features. The specific scope is clarified in the initial consultation — with a transparent quote instead of hidden line items.

Depending on the scope, anywhere from a few weeks to several months. In our experience, the biggest time factor is content and coordination. At the start of the project, a realistic timeline with clear milestones is defined.

The analysis at the start shows this: if the structure and technology are fundamentally sound, a targeted overhaul is often enough. If the foundation is limited — for example with outdated technology or an unclear structure — a rebuild is usually more economical than years of patching. The recommendation is explained openly.

Without a plan that is a real risk — with a clean approach it is not: existing rankings are analyzed, URLs are properly redirected and the structure is built with SEO in mind. After launch, development is monitored so we can react early.

Yes, if that is desired. Whether a CMS makes sense depends on how often and by whom content is changed. This is clarified at the start of the project — not every website needs a heavyweight system, but no one should have to call an agency for every text change.

Yes — mobile first is standard, not an add-on. Most visitors come via smartphone, so the mobile view is designed from the start and tested on real devices.

That is defined together: the expertise comes from you, structure and preparation from the project. Copywriting can be handled by us, developed jointly or provided by your team. The same applies to images — existing material is reviewed and gaps are identified.

You do. Domain, hosting and all access credentials run on your accounts, and the code belongs to the project. If the collaboration ends, everything stays with you — without any dependency on the agency.

The site is live — and can be supported: updates, small adjustments, new content or features. Whether ongoing maintenance makes sense depends on the technology and your own resources. Both are possible: handover for self-maintenance or ongoing support. [Finalize terms]

Yes — it is built for that. New pages, additional languages, extra features or landing pages can be added without rebuilding the foundation. That is exactly why a clean component system pays off from the start.