Getting Started
How long does a project actually take?
Most brochure websites launch within two weeks of your content and branding being ready. E-commerce and larger builds typically take three to six weeks depending on complexity.
A Stage-by-Stage Breakdown
Rather than one single number, it helps to think of a project in stages. Discovery and proposal usually take a few days. Design typically takes one to two weeks, depending on how many revision rounds are needed. Development follows, usually running in parallel with final content gathering. Testing and final review take a few days. Launch itself is usually quick — often same-day once everything's approved.
Why Two Similar Projects Can Take Different Amounts of Time
Two brochure websites with an identical page count can still take noticeably different amounts of time to launch — not because of complexity, but because of how quickly feedback and content come back at each stage. A client who reviews designs within a day and has content ready to go will always move faster than one who needs a few weeks to gather photos or sign off a homepage layout, and that's completely normal — we build the schedule around you, not the other way round.
Getting an Exact Timeline for Your Project
Once we understand your specific scope on the discovery call, your proposal will include a realistic timeline for your project specifically, not just a generic range — so you'll know exactly what to expect before anything is signed off.
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