How long does a website take?
It depends on page count, content readiness and approval speed. Your timeline is written into the proposal rather than promised up front.
Answers · Process
A HEM website project moves from inquiry to discovery, then a written proposal listing deliverables, revision rounds and timeline. Design and build each have an approval stage before launch, and launch is followed by a training video and 30 days of post-launch support. The timeline is set for your project in writing; there is no one-size standard turnaround.
Send the form with your project type, scope and budget range. It helps to include links to your current site and any brand files.
We talk through goals, audience, pages and what already exists. Come with your priorities and the people who need to approve the work.
You receive deliverables, revision rounds, timeline, price and boundaries in writing before work begins. Nothing starts until it's agreed.
You review page designs within the agreed rounds. Approving design before build avoids costly changes later.
The site is built and you review it working before launch. Copy should be final by this stage.
We connect the domain, launch, hand over a training video and provide 30 days of post-launch support. Ongoing care is optional afterward.
It depends on page count, content readiness and approval speed. Your timeline is written into the proposal rather than promised up front.
Final copy (or a copywriting scope), images or a content plan, brand files, and timely feedback at each approval stage.
You can continue on your own or choose a care plan: maintenance $250 per month, Website Care & Protection $350 per month, or Website + Automation Care $650 per month.
Exact deliverables, revision rounds and schedule are confirmed in a written proposal before work begins.