Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1

How much does a bespoke website cost in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Bespoke website design with JW Digital starts from £500 for a small brochure site and scales based on pages, custom design work, integrations and content. Most growing UK businesses invest between £1,500 and £6,000 for a tailored, conversion-focused site. We always provide a fixed quote up front so you know exactly what you're paying for before the project starts.

Question 2

How long does a bespoke website take to design and build?

Accepted Answer

A standard bespoke website takes 2–4 weeks from brief to launch. Larger sites with custom functionality, complex page layouts or content production can take 6–8 weeks. We agree milestones at the start so you always know what's happening and when content, feedback and approvals are needed from your side.

Question 3

Custom website vs. template — which should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Templates are quick and cheap but constrain your brand, your layout choices and how the site can scale. A bespoke website is designed around your customers, your sales process and your SEO goals — and is typically faster, cleaner and more flexible long term. For most businesses planning to grow, the cost difference is recouped within a year through better conversions and lower rebuild costs.

Question 4

Do you build WordPress sites or custom builds?

Accepted Answer

Both. WordPress is great for content-heavy sites, blogs and businesses who want to edit pages themselves. For projects that need maximum speed, custom UX or unusual functionality, we use Next.js, React and Node.js. We'll recommend the right stack based on your team, your content workflow and the long-term cost of ownership.

Question 5

Will my website be mobile-responsive?

Accepted Answer

Every JW Digital website is built mobile-first. We design the mobile layout before the desktop one, test on real devices, and audit Core Web Vitals on mobile specifically because that's how Google ranks pages. Around 70% of UK traffic is mobile — your site has to feel native there, not just shrunk down.

Question 6

Can you redesign my existing website?

Accepted Answer

Yes — website redesigns are one of the things we do most often. We start with a UX, performance and SEO audit of your current site so the redesign improves what's actually broken without losing the rankings and traffic you've earned. We also migrate URLs carefully so search rankings carry over to the new site.

Question 7

Are your websites designed to convert visitors into customers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every page we design starts with a conversion goal — book a call, request a quote, buy a product — and the layout, content hierarchy and call-to-action placement are built around that. We also track form fills, scroll depth and click paths after launch so you can see exactly how visitors behave on the site.

Question 8

Are your websites SEO-friendly out of the box?

Accepted Answer

Yes — clean URL structures, valid schema markup, fast page speed, accessible HTML, optimised images and proper heading hierarchy are all standard. We also configure Search Console, sitemaps and robots.txt before launch. If you want to go further, our SEO agency team can run an ongoing campaign to build rankings and traffic.

Question 9

Do you build websites for local UK businesses?

Accepted Answer

Yes — most of our clients are UK SMEs, trades and service businesses. Local websites need structured contact info, area-served schema, Google Business Profile alignment and clear local trust signals to rank well. We bake all of that into the build so the site supports local SEO from day one.

Question 10

Do you write the website content for me?

Accepted Answer

We can. Our copywriting service covers homepage, service pages, about, FAQs and landing pages — written to convert and to rank for the keywords your customers actually search. If you already have content, we'll edit and structure it during the build so it reads cleanly and supports SEO.

Question 11

What's the difference between a website and a web application?

Accepted Answer

A website mostly delivers content — pages, articles, contact info. A web application lets users do something: log in, manage data, run reports, book appointments, place orders. If your project needs user accounts, dashboards, workflows or persistent data, you're building a web app, not a website.

Question 12

Can you build custom admin dashboards and portals?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we build internal dashboards, customer portals, admin panels and reporting tools every week. Typical features include role-based access, data tables with filters, charts, file uploads, audit logs and integrations with your existing CRM or database. We use Next.js and TypeScript so the codebase stays fast and maintainable as the product grows.

Question 13

Can you build a booking system or appointment platform?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We build booking systems for clinics, classes, hire businesses, restaurants and service companies. Typical features include calendar availability, multi-staff scheduling, payments, automated reminders by email or SMS, and an admin dashboard to manage bookings. We can also integrate with Google Calendar, Stripe and your CRM.

Question 14

Can you build a SaaS platform from scratch?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we've taken multiple SaaS products from idea to launched MVP. We typically start with a 1-2 week discovery sprint to scope features, design the database, and produce wireframes. Build phases ship in fortnightly milestones so you can test and adjust as it takes shape, rather than waiting six months for one big reveal.

Question 15

How do you handle login, signup and user authentication?

Accepted Answer

We use battle-tested providers like NextAuth, Clerk or Auth0 for authentication — never roll our own crypto. That gives you secure sessions, password hashing, OAuth (Google/Microsoft/Apple sign-in), MFA, magic-link login and password reset flows out of the box, with audit logs and rate limiting built in.

Question 16

Can you automate our internal business workflows?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most teams have repetitive admin — onboarding, approvals, invoicing, reporting — that can be automated with custom workflows. We map your current process, find the slow steps, and build a tool (or integrate one) that removes the manual work. Teams typically reclaim 5-15 hours per week per process.

Question 17

Will the web application scale as we grow?

Accepted Answer

Scalability is built in from day one — we use horizontally-scalable hosting, queue-based background jobs for slow tasks, indexed databases, and CDN caching. We size the architecture to your expected first-year load, but the same codebase comfortably scales 10-100x without rewrites.

Question 18

How much does a custom web application cost?

Accepted Answer

Most web app projects start around £5,000 for a focused MVP and can range from £15,000 to £60,000+ for full SaaS platforms with payments, multi-tenant accounts and rich admin tooling. The biggest cost drivers are number of user roles, integrations, and how custom the workflows are. We always quote fixed-price by feature set after a short discovery.

Question 19

Do you build apps for iOS and Android?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and we build them from a single React Native codebase, which means one team, one set of features, two stores. The result is a native experience on both platforms at roughly half the cost of building separate native iOS and Android apps. For projects that really need platform-specific Swift/Kotlin, we partner with native specialists.

Question 20

Why React Native instead of native iOS or Android?

Accepted Answer

React Native lets us ship one codebase to both App Store and Play Store. You get native UI components, full access to camera, GPS, Bluetooth and push notifications, and a build speed roughly 2x faster than separate native projects. It's the same stack used by Instagram, Shopify and Discord — battle-tested at scale.

Question 21

How much does a mobile app cost?

Accepted Answer

A focused MVP mobile app typically costs £8,000-£18,000 — that's enough for 2-4 core user flows, login, push notifications and a basic admin. Larger apps with payments, real-time features or complex backend logic typically land between £20,000 and £60,000. We always scope by feature so the quote is fixed and predictable.

Question 22

How long does it take to build a mobile app?

Accepted Answer

An MVP takes 6-12 weeks from kickoff to App Store submission. The first 1-2 weeks are discovery and design, then we ship fortnightly feature builds you can test on TestFlight. Larger products with payments and complex backends can take 4-6 months. We never disappear for months — you see the app evolve every two weeks.

Question 23

Should I build an MVP first?

Accepted Answer

Almost always yes. An MVP gets a real product into real users' hands in 6-10 weeks, so you can validate demand before spending £40,000+ on a full build. We ruthlessly cut the feature list to the smallest version that proves the idea, then iterate based on real usage data — not assumptions.

Question 24

Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?

Accepted Answer

Yes — submission is part of every app project. We handle the developer account setup if needed, write the listing copy, prepare screenshots, configure App Store Connect / Play Console, and respond to any reviewer feedback. Most apps clear review on the first or second attempt.

Question 25

Does my app need a backend or API?

Accepted Answer

If users log in, share data, sync across devices, receive push notifications or pay for anything — yes. We typically build the backend in Node.js with a PostgreSQL database, hosted on managed infrastructure that scales automatically. The backend is part of the app project so everything is delivered as one product.

Question 26

What happens after the app launches?

Accepted Answer

Apps need ongoing care — OS updates (iOS releases yearly, breaks things), Apple/Google policy changes, library security patches, crash monitoring and feature improvements based on user feedback. We offer monthly maintenance retainers from £200/month that cover updates, hosting, monitoring and a quota of development hours.

Question 27

Which ecommerce platforms do you work with?

Accepted Answer

Shopify, WooCommerce and fully custom builds on Next.js. Shopify is best when you want a hosted, low-maintenance store with strong app ecosystem. WooCommerce wins when you need WordPress content alongside the store, or want full data ownership. Custom builds make sense for unusual product logic, marketplaces or headless commerce.

Question 28

Shopify vs WooCommerce — which is right for my store?

Accepted Answer

Shopify is faster to launch, has fewer moving parts, and handles security, PCI compliance and uptime for you — but monthly fees scale with sales. WooCommerce gives you full control, no transaction fees, and unlimited customisation, but you manage hosting, security and updates. We help you pick based on product range, team size and how much you want to manage.

Question 29

Do you build custom ecommerce stores?

Accepted Answer

Yes — for businesses with unusual product logic (configurators, custom pricing, marketplaces, B2B portals) or that want headless commerce performance, we build on Next.js with Shopify or Stripe as the commerce engine. You get the speed and UX of a custom site with the proven payments and inventory tools of a platform underneath.

Question 30

Which payment gateways do you integrate?

Accepted Answer

Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, Apple Pay, Google Pay and any UK card processor your bank supports. For subscription billing we use Stripe Billing or Shopify Subscriptions. We also handle PCI compliance — meaning we use providers that take card data directly so it never touches your server.

Question 31

Can you integrate stock management and ERP systems?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we connect ecommerce stores to inventory tools (Linnworks, Brightpearl, Cin7), ERP systems (Sage, Xero, NetSuite), shipping platforms (ShipStation, Royal Mail Click & Drop) and fulfilment providers. Stock levels stay in sync, orders push through automatically, and your team stops doing manual data entry.

Question 32

Can you build a subscription or recurring-billing store?

Accepted Answer

Yes — subscription boxes, software subscriptions, content paywalls, membership sites. We handle initial signup, recurring billing, dunning (failed-payment retries), pause/resume flows, customer portals and analytics. For Shopify we use Recharge or Bold; for custom builds we use Stripe Billing.

Question 33

How do you handle ecommerce SEO?

Accepted Answer

Ecommerce SEO needs clean URL structure, product schema, category-page content, fast Core Web Vitals on product pages, internal linking between related products, and unique product descriptions (not manufacturer boilerplate). We build all of this into the store, then our SEO team can run an ongoing campaign for category and product rankings.

Question 34

How do you optimise checkout conversion?

Accepted Answer

Cart abandonment usually comes down to a handful of fixable things — slow page load, surprise shipping costs, forced account creation, too many steps, no trust signals. We A/B test guest checkout, express payment buttons (Apple Pay / Shop Pay), clear shipping pricing upfront, and one-page checkout flows. Most stores see 15-30% checkout-conversion lift.

Question 35

Can your team manage products and orders for me?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we offer ecommerce maintenance packages that include product uploads, image optimisation, content updates, promotion setup, order management support, and monthly performance reports. Useful if your team wants to focus on marketing and let us run the operational side of the store.

Question 36

How long does SEO take to show results?

Accepted Answer

Local SEO can move within 2-6 weeks (Google Business Profile, local citations, on-page improvements). Competitive national keywords typically take 4-9 months for first-page rankings, and 9-18 months for top-three positions. New domains take longer than established ones. We send monthly reports so you can see incremental progress, not just the final result.

Question 37

What is technical SEO and do I need it?

Accepted Answer

Technical SEO covers everything that affects how search engines crawl and index your site — site speed, mobile usability, structured data, XML sitemaps, canonical tags, internal linking, JavaScript rendering. If your technical foundation is broken, no amount of content or links will rank. We audit and fix it as the first step of any campaign.

Question 38

What is local SEO and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Local SEO is what gets you into the Google map pack and 'near me' searches. It combines Google Business Profile optimisation, local citation building, location-specific landing pages, customer reviews and locally-relevant content. For service businesses and physical stores, local SEO usually delivers the fastest ROI of any digital marketing channel.

Question 39

What does on-page SEO involve?

Accepted Answer

On-page SEO is the optimisation of each page itself — title tags, meta descriptions, H1/H2 structure, keyword placement, internal links, image alt text, schema markup and content depth. It's the second highest impact SEO factor after content quality. We optimise existing pages and bake on-page best practices into every new page we write.

Question 40

Do I need a content strategy for SEO?

Accepted Answer

Yes — content is what actually ranks. We start with keyword research to find the questions your customers are searching, then plan a content calendar that covers them: service pages, comparison pages, how-to guides and FAQs. Most businesses see meaningful traffic growth after 8-12 months of consistent publishing.

Question 41

Do you build backlinks, and are they safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes — but only through legitimate, manual outreach: digital PR, guest posts on real industry publications, broken-link replacement and citation building. We never buy links from networks or use spammy tactics that risk a Google penalty. Quality matters more than quantity; ten strong relevant links outperform a thousand low-quality ones.

Question 42

Do you manage Google Business Profile?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We set up or audit your Google Business Profile, fix categorisation, add services and products, write SEO-friendly descriptions, post weekly updates, respond to reviews and add Q&As. For local businesses, an active GBP is often worth more than a website — it's where most discovery happens.

Question 43

Do you set up Google Search Console and Analytics?

Accepted Answer

Yes — both are part of every website build and SEO campaign. Search Console shows you what queries you rank for, click-through rates, indexing issues and Core Web Vitals. GA4 shows behaviour. We configure goals, conversion tracking and custom reports so you can see exactly what marketing is driving leads and sales.

Question 44

What SEO work is needed after launching a new website?

Accepted Answer

Launch day is the start, not the finish. The first 4 weeks: verify Search Console, submit sitemaps, check for crawl errors, monitor rankings for any drops, redirect old URLs if it was a redesign. Months 2+: publish supporting content, build authority links, and optimise based on which pages are getting impressions but not clicks.

Question 45

How much does SEO cost in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Local SEO retainers typically run £250-£600/month, national SEO £600-£1,500/month, and ecommerce or competitive industries £1,500-£3,000+/month. One-off SEO audits start around £400. We're transparent about what's included — content production, link building, technical fixes, reporting — so you can see exactly where the budget goes.

Question 46

Can you integrate third-party APIs into our system?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every week. CRMs (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive), payment processors (Stripe, GoCardless), accounting (Xero, QuickBooks), email (Mailchimp, Klaviyo), shipping, calendar, SMS, AI APIs. We handle auth, error handling, retries and rate limiting so the integration stays reliable as data volumes grow.

Question 47

Can you build a custom REST or GraphQL API?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we design and build custom APIs in Node.js (Express, NestJS) or Next.js API routes, using REST for simpler use cases and GraphQL when client apps need flexible querying. Includes auth, versioning, rate limiting, request validation and OpenAPI docs so future developers (or AI) can use it without guesswork.

Question 48

Which databases do you work with?

Accepted Answer

PostgreSQL is our default — it's reliable, scales well, and handles everything from simple records to complex JSON queries. We also use MySQL for legacy projects, MongoDB for genuinely document-shaped data, Redis for caching and queues, and Supabase or PlanetScale for managed setups. We pick based on data shape, not fashion.

Question 49

Can you connect our website to our CRM?

Accepted Answer

Yes — contact forms, ecommerce orders, app signups can all push directly into HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive or any CRM with an API. We handle field mapping, deduplication, error logging and two-way sync where needed (so updates in the CRM reflect back into your platform).

Question 50

How do you handle data security and compliance?

Accepted Answer

All APIs use HTTPS, auth tokens with short expiry, parameterised database queries (no SQL injection), and rate limiting. For GDPR, we minimise data we collect, encrypt sensitive fields, log access, and build data-export and deletion flows. For ecommerce or finance work, we use PCI-compliant processors so card data never touches our servers.

Question 51

Will the architecture handle scale?

Accepted Answer

We design every backend with horizontal scaling in mind — stateless API servers behind a load balancer, queue-based background jobs for slow tasks, read replicas for heavy database reads, and CDN caching for static responses. The same code that runs comfortably for 100 users runs for 100,000 — you just spin up more instances.

Question 52

Can you automate workflows between our existing tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes — either through Zapier/Make for simple no-code automations, or with custom integration code when you need reliability, complex logic or high data volumes. Common automations: lead capture into CRM, invoice creation, Slack notifications, calendar bookings, inventory sync. We assess which approach is cheapest long-term.

Question 53

What's included in your managed hosting?

Accepted Answer

Fast UK-based hosting, free SSL certificate, weekly off-site backups, uptime monitoring (99.9% target), security patches, performance optimisation, and email support. Plans start from £150/year. For more complex sites we offer VPS plans with dedicated resources and faster response SLAs.

Question 54

Do you offer VPS or dedicated hosting?

Accepted Answer

Yes — VPS plans are best when your site has heavy traffic, runs background jobs, hosts a custom app or has strict performance needs. You get dedicated CPU and RAM, root access, and we still handle patching and monitoring. We host on UK and EU data centres so latency stays low and data residency is straightforward.

Question 55

Is SSL included with hosting?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every site we host gets a free SSL certificate via Let's Encrypt, set up and renewed automatically. SSL is non-optional: browsers flag non-HTTPS sites as 'Not Secure', and Google uses HTTPS as a ranking signal. We also enforce HTTPS-only and HSTS for sensitive sites.

Question 56

How often are backups taken?

Accepted Answer

Weekly full backups as standard, stored off-site for 30 days. Higher-tier plans get daily backups with 60-90 day retention. We've never lost a client's data, but if it ever did happen — accidental deletion, ransomware, hosting failure — we can restore from any of those snapshots within an hour.

Question 57

What's your uptime guarantee?

Accepted Answer

99.9% target on standard plans, with monitoring every minute from multiple geographic locations. If your site goes down, we know before you do. VPS and dedicated plans come with 99.95% SLAs and credits if we miss them. We publish uptime reports on request.

Question 58

How do you make websites load fast?

Accepted Answer

Site speed is a build-time concern, not a hosting add-on. We optimise images (WebP/AVIF, lazy-loaded), serve static assets through a CDN, minify CSS/JS, use code-splitting, cache aggressively at the edge, and audit Core Web Vitals before launch. Target: under 1.5s LCP on mobile.

Question 59

Can you migrate my site to your hosting?

Accepted Answer

Yes — migrations are free for new hosting customers. We take a fresh backup of your current site, set it up on our infrastructure, test it thoroughly, then switch DNS during off-peak hours. Most migrations involve zero downtime; complex sites with custom integrations may have a brief 5-15 minute window.

Question 60

How do you handle security updates?

Accepted Answer

Server OS patches applied within 48 hours of release for critical updates, weekly for routine ones. CMS and plugin updates (WordPress, WooCommerce) tested on staging before being pushed to production. We also monitor for malware, brute-force attempts and unusual traffic, and lock down admin access by IP where possible.

Question 61

Do you give fixed-price quotes?

Accepted Answer

Yes — for everything except open-ended discovery work or pure retainers. After a free 30-minute consultation we scope the project, agree on features, and send a fixed price with a clear breakdown. No surprise invoices later; if scope grows mid-project, we agree on the cost before the work starts.

Question 62

Do you require a deposit?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 50% deposit to start the project, 50% on launch for projects under £5,000. Larger projects are split into 3-4 milestone payments tied to delivery. Retainers are billed monthly in advance. We accept bank transfer, card payments via Stripe, and can issue formal invoices for finance teams.

Question 63

What payment terms do you offer?

Accepted Answer

Standard terms are 14 days from invoice date. For larger projects we agree milestone-based payments tied to deliverables (design sign-off, build complete, launch). We accept bank transfer, Stripe card payments, and can work to longer terms for established clients or registered companies.

Question 64

Do you offer monthly retainers?

Accepted Answer

Yes — retainers are popular for SEO, ongoing development, content production and digital marketing. They include a fixed quota of hours per month, priority support and reduced hourly rates. Most retainers start at £350-£700/month for SEO or maintenance; £1,000-£2,500/month for active development work.

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Bespoke Website DesignHow much does a bespoke website cost in the UK?

Bespoke Website DesignHow long does a bespoke website take to design and build?

Bespoke Website DesignCustom website vs. template — which should I choose?

Bespoke Website DesignDo you build WordPress sites or custom builds?

Bespoke Website DesignWill my website be mobile-responsive?

Bespoke Website DesignCan you redesign my existing website?

Bespoke Website DesignAre your websites designed to convert visitors into customers?

Bespoke Website DesignAre your websites SEO-friendly out of the box?

Bespoke Website DesignDo you build websites for local UK businesses?

Bespoke Website DesignDo you write the website content for me?

Web ApplicationsWhat's the difference between a website and a web application?

Web ApplicationsCan you build custom admin dashboards and portals?

Web ApplicationsCan you build a booking system or appointment platform?

Web ApplicationsCan you build a SaaS platform from scratch?

Web ApplicationsHow do you handle login, signup and user authentication?

Web ApplicationsCan you automate our internal business workflows?

Web ApplicationsWill the web application scale as we grow?

Web ApplicationsHow much does a custom web application cost?

App DevelopmentDo you build apps for iOS and Android?

App DevelopmentWhy React Native instead of native iOS or Android?

App DevelopmentHow much does a mobile app cost?

App DevelopmentHow long does it take to build a mobile app?

App DevelopmentShould I build an MVP first?

App DevelopmentDo you handle App Store and Google Play submission?

App DevelopmentDoes my app need a backend or API?

App DevelopmentWhat happens after the app launches?

Ecommerce DevelopmentWhich ecommerce platforms do you work with?

Ecommerce DevelopmentShopify vs WooCommerce — which is right for my store?

Ecommerce DevelopmentDo you build custom ecommerce stores?

Ecommerce DevelopmentWhich payment gateways do you integrate?

Ecommerce DevelopmentCan you integrate stock management and ERP systems?

Ecommerce DevelopmentCan you build a subscription or recurring-billing store?

Ecommerce DevelopmentHow do you handle ecommerce SEO?

Ecommerce DevelopmentHow do you optimise checkout conversion?

Ecommerce DevelopmentCan your team manage products and orders for me?

SEOHow long does SEO take to show results?

SEOWhat is technical SEO and do I need it?

SEOWhat is local SEO and how does it work?

SEOWhat does on-page SEO involve?

SEODo I need a content strategy for SEO?

SEODo you build backlinks, and are they safe?

SEODo you manage Google Business Profile?

SEODo you set up Google Search Console and Analytics?

SEOWhat SEO work is needed after launching a new website?

SEOHow much does SEO cost in the UK?

Database & API DevelopmentCan you integrate third-party APIs into our system?

Database & API DevelopmentCan you build a custom REST or GraphQL API?

Database & API DevelopmentWhich databases do you work with?

Database & API DevelopmentCan you connect our website to our CRM?

Database & API DevelopmentHow do you handle data security and compliance?

Database & API DevelopmentWill the architecture handle scale?

Database & API DevelopmentCan you automate workflows between our existing tools?

Hosting & MaintenanceWhat's included in your managed hosting?

Hosting & MaintenanceDo you offer VPS or dedicated hosting?

Hosting & MaintenanceIs SSL included with hosting?

Hosting & MaintenanceHow often are backups taken?

Hosting & MaintenanceWhat's your uptime guarantee?

Hosting & MaintenanceHow do you make websites load fast?

Hosting & MaintenanceCan you migrate my site to your hosting?

Hosting & MaintenanceHow do you handle security updates?

Pricing & TimelinesDo you give fixed-price quotes?

Pricing & TimelinesDo you require a deposit?

Pricing & TimelinesWhat payment terms do you offer?

Pricing & TimelinesDo you offer monthly retainers?

Pricing & TimelinesHow quickly can you deliver a project?

Pricing & TimelinesWhat if I change my mind mid-project?

Pricing & TimelinesWhat's the lowest budget you'll work with?

Support & MaintenanceDo you offer ongoing support packages?

Support & MaintenanceWhat's your support response time?

Support & MaintenanceCan you do small content updates for me?

Support & MaintenanceWhat happens if my site goes down?

Support & MaintenanceWhat if I want to leave or move my site elsewhere?

GeneralWhat areas of the UK do you cover?

GeneralDo you work remotely or in person?

GeneralHow does a project get started?

GeneralIs the consultation really free?

GeneralWhat do you need from me to start a project?