You need three things: a Domain Name (the web address), Web Hosting (a server to store files), and Website Development (the design and coding).

It depends. However, it is important to understand that a website has two different types of costs: One-Time fees and Recurring fees.

This is the Development Cost. It covers building the site—designing the layout, writing code, and setting it up. You pay this once to get the site created.

These are the fees you must pay regularly (usually yearly or monthly) to keep the site alive:

• Domain Registration: You rent the web address. (Recurring: Starting From $50FJD/year)
• Web Hosting: You rent server space. (Recurring: Starting from $500FJD/year)

Yes. Modern websites are built using a technique called Responsive Web Design. This means the site automatically adjusts its layout to fit any screen size—whether it is a desktop computer, a tablet, or a smartphone. Building a mobile-friendly site is now the standard practice, not an extra feature.

For a standard business website, our development timeline is typically 6 weeks. This allows sufficient time for strategy, design, development, and thorough testing before launch.

Yes. A website requires ongoing care to remain secure. We offer optional maintenance retainers where we handle core updates, security monitoring, and backups. Alternatively, we can provide training if you prefer to manage small content updates yourself. However, should you ever decide you want to enhance the site, redesign a page, or add new features, we’d love to help with that too. Please note that these types of upgrades and new development projects fall outside the scope of regular maintenance and are quoted separately.

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