Accessibility and Web Development Services

Match your project to a service

Briefs rarely arrive labeled. Read down the left column, find the line that sounds like your situation, and start with the service on the right. Projects often combine two rows, for example design plus frontend, or a redesign plus a CMS; we scope those together in one quote.

Your situation	Start here
A new marketing site, or a template site you have outgrown	Custom Web Development
Software your team or customers log in to: a portal, dashboard or SaaS product	Web Application Development
Products to sell online, or a store that is leaking sales at checkout	E-commerce Development
Layouts, flows and a design system before anything gets built	Website Design
Finished designs that need to become a fast, accessible interface	Frontend Development
A database, API or integration layer behind a site or app	Backend & API Development
A site that looks dated or converts poorly, but has rankings worth keeping	Website Redesign
Content your team must update often without calling a developer	CMS Development

What comes with every engagement

The service changes, the terms do not. Before any work begins you receive a written scope and a fixed price. The people who build your project are senior developers, and you speak with them directly. Progress is visible on a staging link and in a short weekly demo. When we finish, the repository, the design files and every account (hosting, domain, analytics, payment) belong to you, with documentation good enough for another team to pick up.

We also try to save you money where we can. If a hosted platform or an off-the-shelf tool will do the job, we recommend it instead of a custom build, and if a smaller first release will get you to market sooner, we say so in the quote.

How the work is organized

Discovery and a fixed quote, then design and a clickable prototype, then development in weekly increments, then launch and support. The process page describes what happens in each stage, what we need from you, and the things that usually stretch a schedule.

What determines the price

A five-page site and a customer portal have little in common except the word website, so we price by project type and scope. A small business website typically costs about $2,000, a larger site or redesign $3,000 to $6,000, an e-commerce store $6,000 to $20,000 and a web app MVP $8,000 to $15,000. What moves the number is the count of pages or screens, whether there is an application layer with logins and data, integrations, a store, content migration, and how quickly you need it. The pricing page lists every band and add-on so you can place your project before you contact us.

Still deciding?

Send a few sentences through the contact page about what you are trying to achieve and what you have today. A senior developer replies within 24 hours with questions or a proposed scope. You can also look at the kinds of projects we build, read the industry pages for sector-specific detail, or see the states, provinces and regions we serve in the US, Canada and the UK.