A website that earns its place in your business.

A five-page business site starts at 790 euro and a ten-page site with a blog starts at 1,390 euro, both excluding VAT. Larger or custom projects are quoted after the brief. The reason FDesign publishes these numbers is that the design is included in them. Packages advertised at a lower price often treat a design made for you as a separate charge, which is where the difference usually appears.

For most small businesses, yes. It runs a large share of the web, so hosting, plugins and developers who know it are easy to find and you are not tied to one supplier. You can edit your own content without paying anyone, add a shop or a booking system later without rebuilding the site, and the SEO tooling is mature. There are two cases where it is the wrong answer: a single page that never changes, where a static build is cheaper and faster, and an application with real business logic behind it, where custom development fits better. WordPress does need looking after, meaning updates, backups and security, which is why maintenance is offered here as a separate service instead of being left out of the conversation.

A design of your own, in every package. The structure, the layout and the visual design are made for your business and then built by hand. A bought theme is faster to deliver, but you inherit its weight, its limits and its look, and so does everyone else who bought it.

Yes, that is the front-end development service. Send the Figma file, or XD or Sketch, and it is built as WordPress, from 190 euro per template or from 1,190 euro for a full design system. The build goes faster when the file defines components, states and spacing, names the mobile breakpoint, includes the fonts with their licence, and marks which parts the client needs to edit themselves. Anything the design does not cover, such as empty states, form errors or a title long enough to wrap onto three lines, gets raised before the build starts rather than guessed at halfway through. For agencies the work can be white labelled.

Yes, and the handover session exists so that you can. Text, images, prices, pages and posts are all yours to edit in WordPress. FDesign is there when you want something changed that goes beyond editing content, not for every phone number that needs updating.

You do. The domain is registered in your name, the hosting account is yours, and you get full administrator access to the site. If you decide to move the site to another provider or another developer, you take everything with you and nothing is held back.

Around two to three weeks for a five-page site and four to six weeks for a larger one, from the point where the content is available. The stage that decides the timeline is almost always content, not development, so the earlier the texts and photographs arrive, the earlier the site goes live.