Choose the editing approach
Agree the theme and content structure early. WordPress’s Site Editor works with block themes and brings templates, patterns and styles into the editing flow.
Build a useful, manageable site with a clear content structure, responsive templates and an accountable handover.
Prices cover the listed scope. Additional work and external costs are quoted separately.
The editing experience matters as much as the finished page. Choose the structure around the changes your team will make regularly.
Agree the theme and content structure early. WordPress’s Site Editor works with block themes and brings templates, patterns and styles into the editing flow.
Organise repeatable sections and clear content fields. Keep everyday editing tasks understandable without requiring the team to alter layout code.
Demonstrate editing a service page, replacing an image and reviewing a change. Include the update and backup responsibilities in the handover.
Existing plugins and page builders are reviewed before selecting the editing approach.
Platform reference: WordPress: Site Editor
Build up to five editable WordPress page templates with reusable blocks and one working form/CRM handoff.
Agree the sitemap, five templates, editor choice and supplied content.
Identify which content your team must be able to change without code.
Develop the approved layouts through two design review rounds.
Check real content on mobile and desktop and confirm common editing tasks.
Connect the agreed form destination or CRM handoff.
Test required fields, delivery, confirmation and the recipient’s useful context.
Review performance and security basics, then demonstrate page and media updates.
Provide access, licence details and backup/support responsibilities before completion.
CMS templates and blocks, launch QA, access/licence notes, training and a fourteen-day defect review.
Outside this scope: Large ecommerce site, custom application, unlimited copywriting and recurring care
3–5 weeks after content
Hosting, domain and premium licences separate
The proposal identifies the editor and licences. Additional templates, plugins and custom features need approval before work begins.
If the full scope is beyond your budget, we’ll prioritise the most useful work and agree a smaller first phase with you.
Share what is available. We’ll identify any missing access or inputs during scoping.
Published prices apply to the listed scope. Deliverables, timing, revisions and external costs are confirmed before work starts.
An illustrative delivery approach to help you review the scope. This is a planning example, not a client case study.
| Stage | Example work | Acceptance or decision |
|---|---|---|
| Edit content | Change a service heading and replace an image in the agreed editor. | Preview the page at narrow and wide widths before publishing. |
| Check enquiries | Submit a test form and confirm the intended recipient. | Record the delivery route and who maintains it. |
| Handover | Provide access, licence register, operating notes and backup responsibilities. | Confirm the site owner can complete the agreed editing tasks. |
Explore the screenshots and open each project’s case study for context. Select an image to inspect it in the viewer.
Desktop page experience
A desktop test snapshot, shown with its original scores and page preview.
Each image is a separate report excerpt. Reporting windows and filters may differ; screenshots alone do not establish sales, growth or an ongoing ranking.
Illustrative platform screens show the type of work and reporting. These are not client results.
Inspect page sections and the editor experience used to maintain them.
Review desktop and mobile layouts together before implementation.
Check backup components, retention and the steps needed for a safe restoration.
Explore eight illustrative projects, from the initial brief to delivery and acceptance. Businesses and data in these walkthroughs are fictional.
A service website the practice team can confidently maintain.
Illustrative project
Explore the walkthroughA campaign page and enquiry journey.
Research or experiments based on readiness.
Updates, backup checks and limited edits.
The starting build includes editable CMS blocks, training and handover. Agree the editor, the content you need to change and the five templates before design starts. Your handover should cover business-owned administrator access, source files where applicable and a register of theme/plugin licences. Third-party licences retain their own conditions.
Use everyday tasks: editing a heading, replacing an image, updating service content and checking a form notification. Confirm who needs training and how the operating notes or recording will be delivered.
The proposed build includes a fourteen-day defect correction window. Routine updates, hosting, new features and ongoing content edits are separate care work; agree the transition and access responsibilities before handover.
$2,000 – $4,500 / website. Hosting, domain and premium licences separate These are published USD prices. The written quote must state the complete cost, payment schedule and applicable taxes.
3–5 weeks after content. To scope the work, prepare: Page count; current hosting; content readiness. The schedule starts after the required access, inputs and approvals are ready.
Use the listed deliverables and exclusions as the starting point. The quote must state acceptance checks, review rounds, payment stages, cancellation arrangements and any ongoing support. Requested additions need an agreed cost and schedule before implementation.
Tell us where you are, what needs to change, and what success would look like for your business.