Can you guarantee I'll be happy with my website?
We are committed to working closely with you throughout the design and development process to ensure you're happy with the final result. We offer multiple opportunities for feedback and will go through multiple design iterations, so we can make adjustments based on your input. When we start the project, we are meticulous in collecting as much information from you as possible, so we can ensure we are a good fit. We will set your expectations early on so that if you are not comfortable, you have the opportunity to change your mind before we begin the project in earnest.
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How much does web design cost?
The cost of web design can vary greatly. Some factors that play a role include the number of pages we are designing and the complexity of the project. Simple websites with a few pages will generally cost less, while more complex sites with custom ...
What is your 100% satisfaction guarantee?
It means we don’t believe in “good enough.” If you’re not completely satisfied with the service you received—whether it’s a tech support session, a system deployment, or ongoing IT management—just let us know. We’ll make it right, fast. That could ...
Will I have the ability to update and change my website?
Absolutely! You'll have full access to update your website, from simple changes like text and images to more advanced edits, such as adding pages or adjusting the page structure. If you'd rather have us handle any updates or modifications down the ...
How long does it take to build a website?
Once we fully understand your design needs, we can provide an accurate estimation of the time to delivery. It will depend on the complexity of the project as well as the number of pages. To give you a broad idea, simpler websites can be delivered in ...
What happens if I have a technical issue?
No stress — that's what we're here for. NerdSquad clients get direct access to our U.S.-based helpdesk, staffed by real certified technicians (not script readers). Whether it’s a login issue, printer meltdown, network glitch, or something more ...