How much does a website cost?

Every project is unique, so we provide custom quotes based on your specific needs. After a brief call to understand your business and goals, we'll provide a clear proposal. Most projects range depending on complexity and features.

How long does it take to build a website?

Timeline depends on the project scope. A simple 3-page site can be ready in 2-3 weeks. More complex sites with booking systems typically take 4-6 weeks. We'll provide a specific timeline during our initial consultation.

Can I update the website myself?

Yes! We build sites that are easy to update. We'll train you on how to make basic updates to text, images, and other content. For more complex changes, our maintenance plans include monthly editing hours.

Do you provide hosting?

Yes, we can handle hosting as part of our maintenance plans. We use fast, reliable hosting optimized for performance. Alternatively, we can work with your existing hosting provider.

Will my website work in both English and Greek?

Absolutely! We specialize in bilingual websites. All our sites include a language toggle, and content is professionally translated and culturally adapted for both audiences.

Do you help with SEO?

Yes! All our websites include basic SEO setup (meta tags, performance optimization, mobile responsiveness). We also offer advanced SEO services as an add-on, including keyword research and ongoing optimization.

What if I need changes after launch?

We offer maintenance plans that include monthly editing hours for updates and changes. You can also request one-off updates on an hourly basis. We're here to support you long-term.

Why should I choose a local Corfu web designer?

We understand the Corfu market, tourism industry, and local business needs. We know what works for attracting tourists and serving local clients. Plus, we're available for in-person meetings and provide ongoing local support.

Site speed is now a ranking factor: here is what we do | Corfu Websites

Google's Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) are now ranking factors. A slow tourism site doesn't just lose impatient visitors. It loses search position before they even see it.

What "fast" means today

LCP (Largest Contentful Paint): hero image visible in under 2.5 seconds.
INP (Interaction to Next Paint): a tap responds in under 200 ms.
CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift): nothing jumps once the page settles.

Most WordPress sites on shared hosting fail INP. Most sites with autoplay video fail CLS. We engineer around both.

How

Static site generation where possible (Next.js).
Image optimisation pipeline that converts to AVIF + WebP automatically.
Edge hosting (Vercel) so the first byte arrives quickly from Greece.
No render-blocking third-party scripts on initial paint.

Result: every site we ship scores 95+ on Lighthouse for the desktop and mobile audits.

Site speed is now a ranking factor: here is what we do

What "fast" means today

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