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Commissioning a website
How a website project with Elma goes: four stages, from 2 to 8 weeks, and four things to prepare.
- First call
- 30 minutes
- Proposal
- in 3 working days
- Landing page
- 2–3 weeks
- Website, up to 8 pages
- 4–6 weeks
- Identity + website
- 6–8 weeks
The stages
- 01
Brief and research
Goals, audience, content
You approve: the brief
- 02
Structure
Site map, wireframes, prototype
You approve: the structure
- 03
Design
Pages, components, motion
You approve: the design
- 04
Build and launch
Elma develops the site and puts it live
You approve: the launch
What to prepare
- What the business does, and for whom
- Two or three sites you like, and one you don't
- Texts, photos and a logo, if you have them
- A launch date, if there is one
Your part
Four decisions, one at the end of each stage. Between them the studio does the work, and you see it as it goes.
Websites Elma has made
Questions
How much does a website cost?
It depends on the number of pages, whether the business needs an identity first, and who writes the texts. The price is fixed in the proposal, before the work starts.
Who does the work?
Elma's own team: designers and developers led by Andrey Zhikalov, the studio's founder and design director. The same team works on your project from the first brief to the launch.
Can you work in Spanish?
Yes. Elma works in Spanish, English and French.
What happens after the launch?
The site is yours, with access to everything. If it needs changes or new pages later, Elma can stay on with hourly work or ongoing support.