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The questions clients actually ask before commissioning a site, answered the way I would answer them in conversation. No tool lists, and no promises of first place on Google.
Why your website does not show up on Google
You type your own company name into Google and get everything except yourself. It is a common problem, it almost never has one cause, and there is an order in which to look for it.Read
How long does a website take
The honest answer starts with "it depends", but it does not have to stop there. What it depends on can be listed, and most of it sits on your side of the table.Read
Five websites for businesses on Pelješac
Instead of general advice, five sites that are online today and the problem each one had to solve. All of them are for businesses on Pelješac.Read
Why your website is slow, and what to do about it
A site that takes five seconds to open has lost a share of its visitors before they saw anything. The good news is the cause is almost always the same one, and it is rarely solved by a redesign.Read
WordPress or React: how to choose for your site
This is a question developers enjoy and clients rarely benefit from. The decision almost never turns on which technology is better, but on who will maintain the content.Read
Why website quotes range from 300 to 5,000 euros
You sent the same description to three people and got back three quotes that differ by a factor of ten. Nobody made an arithmetic error; they simply did not quote for the same thing.Read
Websites for holiday rentals and campsites: what guests look for
A guest is looking at your site on a phone, often with five other tabs open. The decision happens within seconds, and almost never on the basis of what you think matters most.Read
How to choose a web developer
Most people choose a web developer on price and impression, because there is no obvious way to judge anything else. This is an attempt to give you that way, including the reasons you might skip me.Read