Good questions.
Clear answers.

It depends on the number of pages, design complexity, content and any integrations. I prepare a project-specific quote after understanding your needs, rather than advertising a price that might not fit.

Yes. I work online and can discuss projects remotely. Scheduling, payment options and delivery arrangements are confirmed in the proposal.

Not necessarily. Tell me what you have. We can plan around existing assets, and any additional branding, writing or photography work will be quoted separately if needed.

Responsive layouts are part of the agreed website scope. I also review important mobile journeys during testing; specific devices and requirements are confirmed at the start.

I can help you understand hosting and launch options, as well as ongoing maintenance. Third-party subscriptions, support responsibilities and ownership are outlined separately in your quote.

That is often possible. I first review the existing setup and identify what must stay. A redesign plan should document any technical limitations and include a safe preview before publishing.

That depends on scope, content readiness, integrations and review times. I'll propose a realistic timeline once the requirements are clear.

Absolutely. A focused first release often makes more sense than building every possible feature at once. We can agree on the essentials and plan future additions separately.