Helpful Information for Planning, Building & Managing a Better Website.
A new website comes with a lot of questions.
How does the design process work? How long will the project take? What should you expect along the way? How should your content be organized? What can WordPress do? And how do you make sure your new website actually works for the people using it?
We’ve been designing and building websites for businesses and organizations since 2007. These resources bring together what we’ve learned along the way — helping you understand the process, make informed decisions, and get more from your website.
Our Web Design Process
A better website starts with understanding you.
See how we move from discovery and strategy through design, WordPress development, revisions and launch — and what you can expect at each step along the way.
Project Timeline
Know what to expect from kickoff to launch.
Learn how long a typical website project takes, what happens along the way, and how content, feedback and communication help keep everything moving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? Start here.
Find answers to common questions about website design, WordPress, content, project timing, managing your website, ongoing support and working with Addicott Web.
Not Sure Where to Start?
You don’t need to have your new website figured out before you talk with us.
You don’t need a finished sitemap. You don’t need to know exactly what features you need. And you certainly don’t need to know what your new website should look like.
That’s part of what we’ll help you determine.
Start with our process, explore the questions we hear most often, browse our website design insights — or simply tell us about your business or organization and what you’d like your website to do better.
Let's Talk About Your Website.
Whether you’re ready to start a new website project or you’re still figuring out what you need, we’d be happy to hear what you’re thinking.
Tell us about your business or organization, your current website, and what you’d like to improve.
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