Question 1

How do project engagements typically start, and what is your typical timeline?

Accepted Answer

Timing depends on the scope, integrations, content, and review process. A delivery schedule can be estimated after the requirements and dependencies have been discussed.

Question 2

How are project intellectual property and deliverables handled?

Accepted Answer

Ownership, payment conditions, and any third-party or open-source licensing should be confirmed in the written project agreement before work begins.

Question 3

Why do you specialize in Next.js, React, and TypeScript over monolithic platforms?

Accepted Answer

The framework should fit your product requirements, team, integrations, and maintenance needs. React, Next.js, and TypeScript are options for building component-based web applications; framework choice alone does not guarantee performance or lower operating costs.

Question 4

What are your pricing structures and payment terms?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on the agreed scope, integrations, and delivery requirements. Costs, payment milestones, and any ongoing support fees should be set out in a project proposal and agreement.

Question 5

How do you approach Core Web Vitals and search visibility?

Accepted Answer

Performance and technical SEO work can include measuring LCP, INP, and CLS, reviewing rendering and assets, and checking metadata, crawlability, and structured data. Results vary with the site, hosting, content, third-party scripts, and user devices, so rankings and scores cannot be guaranteed.

Question 6

What happens after our website or application is launched?

Accepted Answer

Post-launch maintenance and support can be discussed as part of the project. The agreed support period, availability, response targets, and included work should be documented in the project agreement.

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