Web design is the visual and functional layout of a website.

That includes the page structure, typography, colors, images, navigation and interactive elements that shape how visitors use the site.

A responsive site adjusts to different screen sizes automatically.

The same page rearranges and resizes its layout so text, navigation, images and controls remain usable on phones, tablets and larger screens.

Yes. Even simple sites boost trust, visibility, and conversions.

For most businesses, the site acts as a permanent place where customers can verify who you are, understand what you offer and contact or buy from you.

Depends on scope. A simple site can take 1 to 8 weeks or longer.

The timeline changes with the number of pages, the amount of custom design, content readiness, revisions and any integrations or special functionality.

Design is the visual interface; development is the code behind it.

Design decides how the experience looks and is organized, while development turns that approved design into a working website or application.

Yes, we modernize websites with better visuals, structure and mobile compatibility.

A redesign can keep the useful parts of the existing site while improving its presentation, navigation, responsiveness and overall structure.

Yes, all sites we build are fully mobile optimized using responsive techniques.

Responsive layouts are built so menus, text, images, forms and other interface elements adapt instead of forcing visitors to zoom or scroll sideways.

We offer both templates and fully custom tailored designs.

Templates are useful when speed and budget matter most, while a custom design gives more control over layout, branding and interaction.

Starter sites begin around $4500, while custom apps must be defined.

A final quote depends on the actual scope, including page count, custom design, content, integrations and whether the project is a website or a more complex application.

Keep it short, brandable, and easy to type. If possible, use .com or a local TLD.

The goal is a name people can remember, spell and enter correctly without needing an explanation.

It’s the world’s most popular CMS powering 40%+ of all websites.

As a CMS, WordPress lets site owners publish and edit pages, posts, media and other content through an administration interface.

Theming is customizing how your site looks via prebuilt themes or from scratch design.

A WordPress theme controls the site’s visual presentation, so theming covers the templates, styling and layout rules that determine how the content appears.

Yes! We can integrate ChatGPT-style bots or other AI tools using plugins or custom scripts.

The chatbot can be added through an existing plugin or a custom integration, depending on how much control is needed over its interface, data and behavior.

WordPress for content heavy sites, Shopify for eCommerce, Ghost for blogging.

The best CMS depends on what you publish and manage: WordPress is strong for flexible content sites, Shopify is focused on hosted commerce, and Ghost is centered on publishing.

Yes with WooCommerce. It’s robust, flexible, and perfect for small to mid-size stores.

WooCommerce adds store functions to WordPress so products, orders, payments and other commerce features can be managed inside the same CMS.

You do. All credentials, files, and admin rights are handed over post-launch.

The handoff includes the access needed to manage the site, so you are not dependent on Wemaxa just to control your own CMS.

We recommend enabling auto-updates or getting a care plan.

Keeping WordPress core, themes and plugins updated is part of normal maintenance and helps prevent compatibility and security problems from accumulating.

Yes, WordPress makes editing easy with drag-and-drop tools and visual editors.

You can update normal page and post content through the WordPress admin area without editing source code for every change.

Yes. We install, configure, and test essential plugins like SEO, security, cache and more.

Plugin work includes choosing the needed tool, installing it, configuring its settings and checking that it works correctly with the rest of the site.

Yes if maintained properly. We harden each install with firewall rules and anti-spam tools.

Security depends on continued maintenance as well as the initial setup, so updates, access controls, firewall rules and anti-spam measures all matter over time.

Layouts, fonts, colors, interactivity and everything users see and touch.

It covers the visible interface a visitor interacts with in the browser, from page layout and typography to buttons, navigation, forms and motion.

Yes. All designs are mobile-first by default, adapting beautifully to every screen.

The layout is planned to adapt across screen sizes rather than treating mobile as a separate afterthought.

Yes. Clean HTML, meta tags, speed optimization, and accessibility are built-in.

That means the front-end is structured with search visibility, loading speed, usable markup and accessibility in mind from the build stage.

HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React, Vue, and frameworks like Bootstrap and Tailwind.

The exact stack depends on the project, but those technologies are used to structure pages, style them and add interactive behavior.

Yes, we can adapt the design to fit your logo, colors, fonts, and tone.

Existing brand assets can be carried into the interface so the new website feels consistent with the company rather than like an unrelated template.

We use CSS animations, JS, and Lottie for smooth, interactive effects.

Animations can be added for transitions, feedback and visual emphasis, with the implementation chosen according to the complexity of the effect.

Usually, 5 to 15 business days depending on complexity and number of screens.

A smaller interface with fewer screens is usually faster to complete than a large product with many unique views, states and interactions.

Yes. We provide Figma or Adobe XD previews for approval.

The design preview lets you review the layout and visual direction before front-end development begins, reducing surprises later in the build.

Absolutely. You’ll get layered design files upon project completion.

Those files let you retain the editable design assets rather than receiving only flattened screenshots or finished web pages.

Homepage + inner pages, responsive layout, assets, and handoff documentation.

The package covers the main page designs, responsive behavior, required visual assets and the material needed for implementation or handoff.

It means we build both frontend (UI) and backend (logic, database, security).

A full-stack build connects the browser-facing interface with the server-side logic, data storage, authentication and other services behind it.

PHP, Node.js, Laravel, Firebase, Python, and more depending on the task.

The backend technology is selected according to the application’s requirements instead of forcing every project into the same framework.

MySQL, PostgreSQL, Firebase Realtime DB, SQLite, Mongo based on project fit.

Database choice depends on the structure of the data, the application stack and how the project needs to read, write and manage that information.

We use encryption, salted hashes (bcrypt), firewalls, and role-based access.

These controls protect different parts of the system: encryption protects data, password hashing protects credentials, firewalls filter access and roles limit what users can do.

Yes, REST and GraphQL APIs, documented and scalable.

An API gives other applications a defined way to send or retrieve data, and the implementation can use REST or GraphQL depending on the project.

Stripe, Mailchimp, Zapier, Google APIs, OpenAI you name it.

Third-party integrations let the site exchange data or trigger actions in services such as payments, email platforms, automation tools, Google products or AI systems.

Yes. We set up cloud hosting (e.g., DigitalOcean, AWS) or work with your provider.

Hosting setup can include configuring the environment the application will run on, whether that is a cloud platform we set up or infrastructure you already use.

Nope. Wemaxa’s full-stack team handles both ends.

Because the work covers both front end and back end, you do not need to hire a second developer simply to connect the two halves of the same project.

Yes, we build with scalability in mind from the beginning.

That means the project is structured so new features, more users or additional integrations can be added without needlessly rebuilding everything from scratch.

3 to 8 weeks, depending on complexity, features and client readiness.

Projects with more features, integrations, content dependencies or approval steps naturally take longer than a smaller and well-prepared build.

Yes. Monthly and annual care plans are available.

The care plan can continue after launch so routine maintenance does not have to be handled ad hoc every time something needs attention.

Updates, backups, performance checks, uptime monitoring, and light edits.

Those packages are aimed at keeping an existing site healthy, available and current rather than adding an unlimited stream of new features.

We fix bugs for a defined post-launch period, or longer with a plan.

The exact support period is defined for the project, and ongoing coverage can continue through a maintenance plan after that period ends.

Only if you want maintenance or support. Sites are functional without it.

A monthly fee is optional unless you choose ongoing maintenance or support; the completed website itself is not dependent on a subscription to Wemaxa.

Yes, we offer migration services between domains, hosts, or platforms.

A migration can involve moving the site to a new domain, hosting provider or platform while carrying over the files and data that need to move with it.

Daily, weekly, or on-demand backups depending on the plan.

Backup frequency is matched to the plan, so a site that changes often can be backed up more frequently than one that rarely changes.

We offer emergency cleanup under predefined support agreements.

Emergency cleanup is handled as a defined support service, with the work focused on restoring the site and addressing the immediate compromise.

Email us or submit a ticket. Clear steps and screenshots help speed things up.

The more clearly the problem can be reproduced, the faster it is to identify where the failure occurs and verify that a fix actually solves it.

Yes. Additional work is scoped and quoted separately.

Post-launch additions are treated as new scope so the cost and timeline can be defined before the extra work starts.

Email is primary. Some packages include chat or emergency response tiers.

Email is the standard support route, while higher support tiers can add faster or more direct communication options.

Yes! We can integrate OpenAI, or third-party chatbots into your site or CMS.

The AI assistant can be embedded into the website itself or connected through the CMS, depending on how the site is built and what the bot needs to do.

From email workflows to real-time content suggestions, we automate actions.

Automation can cover repetitive actions such as sending messages, moving data between tools or generating suggestions when a defined event occurs.

Absolutely. We can connect your CMS with GPT-based AI via APIs or widgets.

The integration connects the website or CMS to a GPT-based service so the AI feature can be presented inside the site rather than used as a separate external tool.

Yes, AI can help draft blogs, product descriptions, or meta tags.

AI can speed up first drafts and repetitive content tasks, while the resulting text can still be reviewed and edited before publication.

Yes. AI can handle FAQs, first-level support, and escalate complex cases to humans.

A support bot can answer common questions first and pass the conversation to a person when the request falls outside the automated flow.

WordPress, Strapi, Webflow, and Ghost are AI-ready via plugins or integrations.

Those platforms can connect to AI features through plugins, APIs or custom integrations, so the choice still depends on the rest of the website requirements.

Definitely. AI can save time and boost efficiency even with a small team.

For a smaller team, the main value is usually reducing repetitive work and helping staff handle more routine tasks without adding another manual step.

Yes. AI tools for Mailchimp, Brevo, or ConvertKit for personalized campaigns.

The AI layer can assist with campaign text and personalization while the newsletter platform continues to handle subscriber lists and delivery.

Yes, with tools like Perspective API, Amazon Comprehend, or custom filters.

Moderation can use an external moderation API or custom filtering rules to flag or block content before it is displayed or acted on.

AI can assist with keyword research, optimization, meta creation and analysis.

AI can support SEO work by assisting with research, metadata and analysis, but it is a tool inside the SEO process rather than a replacement for a useful website.

Yes! We specialize in WooCommerce, Shopify, and headless solutions for fast stores.

The store platform is chosen according to how products, payments, content and custom functionality need to be managed.

Of course, eBooks, courses, licenses, files, subscriptions—whatever your model.

Digital products can be delivered through the store after payment, with the setup adapted to whether you sell files, access, subscriptions or licenses.

Yes, Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and regional processors too.

The checkout can be connected to one or more payment services according to the countries, currencies and payment methods the store needs to support.

Yes. You’ll have access to a full backend to manage products, stock, and pricing.

The administration area gives you control over product information, prices and stock levels without requiring a developer for normal catalogue updates.

Yes. We can integrate booking calendars, payment modules, and availability systems.

A booking setup can combine available time slots, customer information, confirmations and payments in one website flow.

Yes. With plugins or custom logic, we help you recover missed sales.

Recovery features follow up with shoppers who started checkout but did not complete the purchase, using either existing store tools or custom logic.

Shopify is hosted and simple, WooCommerce is flexible and cheaper.

The trade-off is mainly convenience versus control: Shopify manages more of the platform for you, while WooCommerce gives you more freedom inside WordPress.

Yes, automated region-based rules can be configured to work with AI chatbots.

The store can apply different tax and shipping settings according to location so customers see the rules that apply to their region.

Yes. You’ll have full control over discounts, promos, and marketing tools.

Discount rules can be created for fixed amounts, percentages or specific promotions and then managed from the store backend.

Yes. Shopify still needs a subscription, but the content is yours.

Your store content remains yours, while Shopify itself remains a hosted service that requires an active subscription to keep using its platform.

Email by default. Slack, Trello, or Notion available on premium tiers.

The communication method can be matched to the project, but there should be one clear place for approvals, questions and decisions so nothing important gets lost.

Yes. We map out milestones: design, dev, testing, deployment.

Breaking the project into milestones makes it clear when design is approved, development starts, testing begins and the site is ready for deployment.

Delays on your side can push the timeline. We’ll adjust accordingly.

If required feedback or material arrives late, the following work may also move because later stages often depend on those earlier inputs.

Within reason, major changes may be billed separately.

Small adjustments can usually be handled inside the working process, while changes that materially alter the agreed scope may need a separate estimate.

Yes! Logo design is offered as a separate branding service.

Logo work can be added as a distinct branding service when the website project also needs a new or updated visual identity.

PNG, SVG, PDF, and source files (AI/PSD/Figma) where applicable.

The delivered formats cover common web, print and editable-source needs, with the exact source format depending on how the artwork was created.

Yes. Copywriting and AI-assisted content creation are available.

Content work can include writing new copy as well as using AI-assisted drafting where appropriate for the project.

Of course. Just send us high-resolution versions and we’ll optimize them.

High-resolution originals give us enough image quality to resize, crop and optimize the photography for different website placements.

Yes, from premium libraries like Shutterstock, Envato, and Unsplash.

Stock imagery can be sourced when original photography is not available, using licensed or permitted libraries appropriate to the project.

Yes, Privacy, Terms, and Cookie policy pages are included by default.

Those pages provide the standard locations for privacy, terms and cookie information, although the exact legal wording should match the business and jurisdiction.

Yes. We offer brand voice development and UX writing.

Brand tone work defines how the company should sound in headings, interface text and longer copy so the writing feels consistent with the visual identity.

Yes. We support WPML, Polylang, or manual localization for custom builds.

The multilingual setup can use a WordPress translation plugin or a custom localization workflow depending on the platform and content structure.

Yes. Everything is editable post-launch with admin access or via our help.

Because you receive administrative access, normal brand updates can be made after launch instead of locking the site to the original logo or typography forever.

Yes. Full identity refresh options available: logo, typography, colors, voice.

A rebrand can update the wider identity system rather than changing only the logo, including typography, color and written voice.

You do, code, content, domain, and hosting (unless agreed otherwise).

That ownership includes the project assets listed in the agreement, while any third-party software or licensed material remains subject to its own license terms.

Yes. We’ll help you move or give you all the files you need.

The transfer can be handled for you, or you can receive the files and access needed to move the site with another provider.

We can reset them if we have admin access, otherwise it may require recovery steps.

Recovery depends on which account was lost and what administrative access is still available, so the exact steps differ by hosting, CMS, domain or email account.

We offer security plans and recovery services if needed.

Recovery work can address the immediate compromise, while an ongoing security plan can cover monitoring and preventative maintenance afterward.

Sometimes. We’ll let you know when content is AI-assisted or synthetic.

When AI-assisted or synthetic material is used as part of the work, we disclose that rather than presenting it as entirely human-created content.

Yes, Google Analytics or privacy-first options like Plausible.

Analytics can be set up with Google Analytics or a privacy-focused alternative so the site can record useful visitor and conversion data.

Yoast, Rank Math, Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, and SEMrush.

Those tools cover different parts of SEO work, including WordPress optimization, technical crawling, site auditing and broader keyword or competitor research.

Yes. It’s required by GDPR and many ad platforms.

A privacy policy should describe how the site collects and uses personal information; the exact requirements depend on the site’s tools, audience and applicable law.

We do 1 revision based on feedback and ensure alignment.

The included revision gives you a defined opportunity to explain what is not working for you and have the design adjusted before final approval.

Yes, with proper attribution or rights assignment included in your contract.

Resale rights should be written into the agreement so it is clear whether attribution, assignment or any other transfer condition applies.

Yes, nothing!

This FAQ does not currently list a specific excluded service; if you have an unusual request, send the scope and we can confirm whether Wemaxa handles it.

Yes, we accept payments in crypto currency – USDT, BTC, ETH and Solana.

Before sending crypto, the currency and payment details should be confirmed for the specific invoice so the payment is sent using the correct asset and destination.