How long does a website project take?
Timeline depends on scope, content readiness, and decision speed—not a magic fixed number.
A lean corporate site (home, services, about, contact) can go live in a few weeks when copy, assets, and approvals arrive on time. Multilingual setups, custom motion, e-commerce, or deep integrations extend the calendar.
Delays are rarely “only code.” Waiting on text, photos, logos, legal pages, domain/DNS access, or shifting requirements is more common. Without a written scope, “one more feature” loops double the timeline.
A healthy path: discovery → proposal → design or wireframe approval → build → content → QA → launch. Clear outputs per stage keep both sides honest. Phased delivery (core pages first, extras next) is often smarter than waiting for perfection.
We avoid one-size “live in 48 hours” promises for serious work. Your plan is set around your scope and inputs, and we clarify dependencies up front.
