Planning a website can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding costs. To make things clearer, I've put together a simple guide based on the two most common types of websites small businesses, sole traders, and startups usually start with.
These examples aren’t set in stone, every project is unique, but they’re designed to give you a straightforward way to estimate costs before committing. It’s part of my approach to keeping things open and transparent, so you know what to expect from the very start.
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A single-page website is ideal when you have more content than a basic landing page can accommodate, but not enough to justify a full multi-page site.
A full website with multiple sections such as Home, About, Services, and Contact. Offers more space for detail and room to grow as your business expands.
A Landing Page is best when you want simplicity and to deliver
a single clear message or call-to-action.
A Multi Page Website is the right choice if you need a
full structure with space for more content and future growth.