Your website should bring you business, not just impress.

A mid-sized brochure site usually runs 4 to 6 weeks from the first meeting to launch. Stores, and sites with user accounts or integrations into other systems, take longer, and the quote states the period up front. The thing that moves the date most is content readiness: with copy, images, and information in hand, the project runs as agreed. Without them we write it, but we need your time in review, and that adds a week or two.

It is set by the number of pages and the complexity of the functionality. A brochure site with a handful of pages is one thing, a store with hundreds of products plus payment and shipping is another, and a site with user accounts wired into a system you already run is a third. We do not publish a fixed price, because a number produced before knowing what the site has to do is a guess. What we do instead: half an hour to understand the requirement, then a detailed quote back, with no obligation.

It depends on what the site has to do, not on what we prefer. We ask first whether you will manage the content yourself, whether it has to connect to systems you already run, and whether you sell online. Those answers settle the platform before anything else. We tell you what we recommend and why from the first meeting, and if you have a preference we work with it and tell you what it costs you later in speed, price, and maintenance.

Indexing itself takes days to weeks, and that only means Google knows the pages exist. Ranking is a separate matter entirely and depends on competition in your field, the age of the domain, and the content. What we do guarantee is the technical foundation on any site we hand over: that every page can be read and indexed, carries a title and description written for it, is fast, has structured data, and that the sitemap and robots.txt work. We check that line by line before launch and send you the result. That is what makes ranking possible at all. If you need actual ranking work, that is the SEO service and it has its own page.

We design, and we design with the real content. If you have a visual identity we work with it and extend it to the web; if you do not, we say up front that this is separate work that has to come first. If you already have a design from someone else, we review it and tell you honestly about anything that will cause trouble in the build.

Most of your visitors in Egypt arrive on a phone, so the design starts at mobile rather than ending there. In practice that means testing on genuinely small screens rather than shrinking a window, making every tappable thing large enough for a thumb, keeping images light enough to open on a weak connection, and making sure forms are pleasant to fill with a phone keyboard. We hand over only after it has been tried on real devices.

Three things. Clarity on the goal: whether this site is meant to produce enquiries, orders, or simply a credible presence. Content, or the information to write it from: your services, products, prices if you publish them, and real photographs of your work. And one person who can approve, because when approval is split across several people a single review round takes a week instead of a day. If a domain and hosting already exist we need their details; if not, we set them up in your name.

Every site we have built is live with its domain printed beside it. Open them and judge for yourself. On speaking to a client, yes: we will suggest one or two from roughly your field, and we ask them first, because it is not ours to hand out someone's number without permission. If that matters to you before deciding, say so and we will arrange it.