The time required to build a website can be influenced by many factors.
So... How long does it take to build a website?
There are so many factors that it is almost impossible to say how long a website should take to build. For example, how many pages will the website contain? Will it be used to promote your services or to sell products and handle secure online payments?
Will it require a CMS (content management system), or a searchable database of content or a list of subscribers which will grow as more people fill out their details on your website?
Will you be providing your own website content and images, or will you be relying on the web designer to do that on your behalf? Will you require your website to tap into your social media feeds such as Twitter, so it displays your latest or selected Tweets?
There are many other variables too, but websites can typically take between 1 and 8 weeks to produce, although you will find some web designers who will produce very cheap websites quickly. Those often have many corners cut in order to speed up the process and keep costs down, but the results, performance and reliability can be poor and many such website owners end up having their websites rebuilt.
Targa has a range of fixed price web design packages which can be produced within a fairly predictable timeframe. Single page websites can usually be produced within a couple of days, and our fixed price 4 page websites may take between 3 and 4 days to produce.
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