How is a website delivered in 7 days? What exactly does that include?
The 7-day timeline covers a complete landing page with one to five sections — hero, services, about, testimonials, and contact — built with Next.js, fully responsive, SEO-optimized, and deployed with hosting and SSL. The timeline is guaranteed for fixed-scope projects where all content, logos, and images are provided on day one. Scope is defined in a written document before work begins. Requests outside that document do not extend the deadline — they become a separate phase.
Why do you use Next.js instead of WordPress or Wix?
Next.js delivers significantly faster load times, better Core Web Vitals scores, and stronger SEO performance than page-builder platforms. The code is clean, maintainable, and future-proof. According to Google's own data, sites built on heavy page-builders frequently fail Core Web Vitals thresholds — which directly affects search rankings. For clients who need content management without a developer, we pair Next.js with our custom client portal.
Is hosting included, and what are the ongoing costs?
We handle the initial deployment to Google Cloud Run as part of the project. Ongoing hosting is a separate monthly subscription that covers infrastructure costs, SSL renewal, and daily backups. Maintenance — content updates, security patches, and performance checks — is an additional optional plan billed separately so you only pay for what you need.
Can I update the website content myself after launch?
Yes. We can add a custom client portal that allows you to edit text, swap images, update SEO fields, and manage tracking codes without any coding knowledge. Alternatively, we handle all updates as part of a maintenance plan if you prefer not to manage it yourself.
Will my website be optimized for search engines from day one?
Yes. Every website we build includes proper metadata, XML sitemaps, structured data markup (JSON-LD), canonical tags, optimized images via next/image, and Core Web Vitals compliance from the start. SEO is not an afterthought — the heading hierarchy and schema markup are designed before the visual layout.
What happens if I want to add features after the website launches?
Because we build with Next.js and a component-based architecture, adding new pages, features, or integrations post-launch is straightforward. We scope new phases separately so they do not disrupt the live site. The codebase is documented and you own it entirely — future work can be done by us or any developer you choose.
