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- Score 0How much does a landing page cost in 2026?Mine is $700 fixed for one custom landing page, designed, built, live on your domain and wired to lead capture in 5 days. Across the market you will see anything from a $20 template to $5,000 or more at an agency; the price mostly tracks how much of the thinking, copy and testing is done for you.Answered, no comments yet
- Score 0What can you get for a $300 to $500 website budget?Honestly, a custom multi-page site is not available at $300 from anyone who will still be around to support it. For that budget, a good template on Framer, Squarespace or Wix that you edit yourself is the right call. At $700, I design and build one custom landing page in 5 days.Answered, no comments yet
Websites
- Score 0Can I move my site from Wix or WordPress to Framer without losing SEO?Yes. Rankings survive a move when every old URL is mapped and permanently (301) redirected to its new page, and the titles, headings and content that ranked come across. I move sites of up to about 25 pages to Framer for $1,999 fixed in 14 days, with every old URL redirected.Answered, no comments yet
- Score 0Kajabi or Framer for a coach or course creator?Keep Kajabi for what it is good at: courses, memberships, email and checkout. If the public marketing pages are what feel slow or dated, build those in Framer and link to Kajabi for checkout and the members' area. Many coaches end up using both.Answered, no comments yet
- Score 0What does a dental clinic or medical practice website need?Patients want to know three things fast: do you treat my problem, can I book, and can I trust you. So the site needs online booking, a page for each treatment, your location and hours, real photos of the team and the clinic, and reviews. Keep patient health details out of ordinary website forms.Answered, no comments yet
Apps
- Score 0My app built with Lovable (or another AI builder) breaks in production. What now?Usually the prototype works and the production basics are missing: secrets in the browser, database rules switched off, auth edge cases, payment webhooks and error handling. Most of these apps can be fixed rather than rebuilt; I take them to production as a fixed-price sprint from $1,999.Answered, no comments yet
- Score 0How fast can an iPhone app be live on the App Store?A focused iPhone app, one job done well, can be designed, built, tested on TestFlight and submitted in 30 days; mine is $2,500 fixed for that. Apple's review then adds about one to three days. Three days from idea to App Store is not realistic for a real app.Answered, no comments yet
- Score 0Do we need a design system, and when?You need one when the same button, form or card looks different from screen to screen, and every new screen is designed from scratch. For a new product, I design the system together with the screens on a 14-day sprint for $1,999. Retrofitting a system across a large, mature product is a separate, scoped project.Answered, no comments yet
Branding
- Score 0How much does logo and brand identity design cost?Contra's guide puts fixed logo projects at $500 to $5,000, and Clutch says most branding projects it reviews cost $10,000 to $49,999. I quote a brand identity as one fixed price within 24 hours of a brief, and because I also build websites, the brand can go live on a $1,999 site in 14 days.Answered, no comments yet
- Score 0Logo vs brand identity: what is actually included?A logo is the mark. A brand identity is the system around it: colour, typography, usage rules and ready-made templates, so a website, deck and social post all look like one company. If you already have a logo you like, you usually need the system, not a new logo.Answered, no comments yet
SEO
Conversion
- Score 0Why does nobody book or sign up through my website?Usually one of four things: the page does not say clearly what you offer and for whom, the booking or signup action is hard to find, the site is slow or awkward on a phone, or there is nothing that makes a stranger trust you. Watch five real visitors try to book and you will usually see which one.Answered, no comments yet
- Score 0We got an accessibility (WCAG) legal letter. What do we do?First, take the letter to a lawyer; I am a designer, not legal counsel. Then get the site audited against WCAG 2.1 AA, fix the issues in order of how badly they block people, and keep a dated record of what you found and fixed. My UX audit includes a WCAG 2.1 AA check, $499 in 3 days.Answered, no comments yet