I will design webflow or wordpress website, landing page, ecommerce store development

Webflow, in most cases. You get a faster, more secure site with nothing to maintain: no plugins, no updates, no security patches. WordPress is the better call when you need a large blog or one specific plugin. Send me your goals and I will tell you which fits, and why.

Design first, always. You approve the full design before I write a line of code, so nothing gets built that you have not already seen. A change at the design stage takes minutes. The same change after the build takes hours.

Yes. Your content, URLs and rankings carry over. I map every existing page to its new version and set redirects wherever a URL has to change, so Google keeps what it already knows about your site. Nothing goes live until that is matched up.

Yes. Text, images and blog posts are yours to edit from a simple dashboard, with no code involved. At handover I record a short walkthrough of your own site, so you are not guessing which button does what.

Yes, and they stay in your name, so you own everything. Webflow needs a site plan, WordPress needs hosting and a domain. Tell me your budget and I will send you exactly what to buy, or set it up for you.

I can, as an extra. Your own words usually convert better, so I would rather sharpen what you have than invent it. If you are starting from nothing, I send a short outline for you to fill in and work from there.

Yes, Webflow Ecommerce or WooCommerce on WordPress. Message me first with how many products you sell and how you take payment. Stores vary far more than standard sites, so I quote them properly rather than guess.

Then we keep going. Revisions happen at the design stage, before any build time is spent, so changing direction costs nothing but a little time. I would rather redo a layout than hand you a site you are not proud of.

Yes, on both. Every page is built responsive for phone, tablet and desktop, with compressed images and clean structure. I check it on real screen sizes before handover, not just in a browser preview.

A landing page in 2 to 3 days, a full site in 1 to 2 weeks. The build is rarely what slows a project down, content and feedback are. Send those quickly and you land at the fast end of that range.