Safety Harbor Web Design – How Long Does It Take?

Considering web design in Safety Harbor, FL?  One of the most common questions we’re asked is, “How long does it take to design a website?”  There are a number of factors that impact the web design schedule.  In this video, Mark Steinbrueck, co-founder of SkywayWeb Design and Marketing explains the things that impact how long it takes to design a website so you can weigh these factors into your web design decisions.

Notes from the Video:

• Four major components will dictate the time involved to build a website which involves: 
  • Whether or not you are using a custom or premade design. 
    • A predesigned website will come with a look and layout while a custom website will be started from scratch. A premade design will take less time to build. 
  • Secondly, the number of revisions will also impact the time it takes to build a custom-designed website. Fewer revisions mean less time to build the website. 
  • Another thing that will affect the time it takes to build a website is the amount of content and the number of functionalities that are being integrated into the website. 
    • A website with minimal content and functionality will go a lot quicker than a website with fifty or more pages and ten or more functionalities integrated into the website. 
  • Lastly, the thing that will impact the development and the build time is the response time of the developer as well as the client.  
    • When the response time is more than one day it can delay the process.

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If you need a new website and are looking for website design in Safety Harbor, New Port Richey, Safety Harbor, Clearwater, or anywhere in the Tampa Bay area, contact us to schedule a free consultation.

Mark Steinbrueck

President at Skyway Web Design & Marketing

Mark has served as the President of Skyway Web Design & Marketing since its founding and has lived in the Tampa area for most of his life.

In his role, Mark oversees the Custom Website and Sales departments, bringing expertise to hundreds of custom website, graphic design, and marketing projects for businesses, churches, non-profits, and schools.

Beyond his professional work, Mark is deeply involved in his community, coordinating and packing over 700 meals each week for children through One Community Now’s Pack A Sack for Kids program.