Practical writing on website design, development and SEO from the KRYLOweb studio: how we plan sites, build them and help them get found.
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A small business website costs $500 to $3,000 with us, plus hosting and a domain. Here is what you get at each end of that range, what you pay every year after, and when a DIY builder is the better choice.
A practical GDPR checklist for business websites: cookie consent that actually blocks tracking, forms, privacy notices, embeds and third-party tools. Written by the people who build the sites, not lawyers.
A practical website accessibility checklist based on WCAG 2.1 AA: 20 checks you can run yourself with a keyboard, a free tool and your phone, plus why overlay widgets don’t fix the problem.
A website RFP template in ten sections, written from the side that answers RFPs. Copy it, fill it in, and get quotes you can compare.
An online store costs $500 to $5,000 to build with us, then a platform plan, payment fees and apps every month. Here is how the costs stack up and what moves them.
To choose a Shopify agency, check live stores they built, ask how they handle apps, speed and migrations, and get ownership in writing. Ten questions, with what a good answer sounds like.
A step-by-step website migration checklist for moving to a new platform, host or domain, covering what to record before, what to test on staging, and what to watch for four weeks after.
Website maintenance costs $50 to $150 a month with us; published guides put small business plans at $30 to $250. Here is what a plan should include, what it shouldn’t, and when you can skip it.
Website speed optimization means finding what makes your pages slow and fixing it, in order of impact. Here is what that involves, what you can do yourself, and when to hire someone.
UK agency prices for a small business website run from a few hundred pounds for a template to £3,000 to £6,000 at a regional agency, with London higher. Here is how published UK prices compare, and what UK sites need that others don’t.
