// WEB DESIGN FAQ

How long does it take to build a website?

// THE STRAIGHT ANSWER

The straight answer

Building a website professionally usually takes four to eight weeks from first call to launch for a small business site. A single landing page can be live inside one to two weeks. The biggest variable is not the build, it is the content: photos, service details and approvals coming back from the client. Sites stall when content does.

Most Web Blend builds go live within a few weeks, and we give you a clear date up front so you know what is happening and when. If a designer cannot give you a date, treat that as a warning sign. A build with no deadline drifts, and a site that launches three months late has been quietly costing you enquiries the whole time.

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