We get asked the same questions on almost every project: what the website should actually do, which CMS to pick, what has changed with AI search. These are our longer answers, written the way we'd explain them to a client on a first call.
ADA website lawsuits in the US, the European Accessibility Act in the EU and the Netherlands: who is covered, what WCAG level to aim for, what to fix first and what it costs.
Webflow vs WordPress for a company website in 2026: current pricing, editing, SEO, security, multilingual, e-commerce, lock-in and a 3-year cost example.
Signs your business needs a new website, redesign vs refresh vs rebuild, and a step-by-step checklist for redesigning without losing your Google rankings.
Outsourcing web design to Europe from the US or the Netherlands: offshore vs nearshore vs local compared, time zones, GDPR, and what to check before you sign.
How WordPress, Webflow, Framer, headless CMSs and website builders compare in 2026, and how a small or mid-sized company can pick between them.
Real price ranges for small and mid-sized business websites in the US and Europe, what drives the cost, the running costs and how to get an accurate quote.
Search is changing, AI assistants answer questions directly and visitors are on phones. Our checklist of what a small company website needs in 2026, and what it can do without.
A company website earns its cost when it does a job: answers questions, filters leads, takes bookings. How to plan a site around the work it should do.
A CMS lets you edit your website yourself, but plenty of businesses never use one. How to tell whether it will save you money or just give you more to maintain.
Building it yourself, buying a template or having a site designed for you: how the three compare on cost, time, quality and long-term value for small and mid-sized businesses.