Frequently asked
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KD Webdesign combines a one-off setup fee with a recurring monthly fee. A compact website takes less work than a larger site with several services, case studies or extra features. You'll find the current options and what's included under packages and pricing. We agree on any additional custom work in advance, so you know what is included.

That depends on the number of pages, the text and images available, any extra features and how quickly feedback comes in. We discuss a realistic schedule beforehand. A simple business website can usually be delivered faster than a large online store or custom platform. I prefer a realistic delivery plan to promising a fixed deadline before I know your project.

Ideally, you'll provide your logo, business details, services, photos and contact information. If you don't have everything yet, we'll identify what is essential to get started. Examples of websites you like also help us find a visual direction of your own. See how a website project works.

The visual approach starts with your brand, content and visitors, rather than a fixed layout used for every client. WordPress provides the technical foundation for manageable pages, while the colours, typography, composition and user experience need to suit your business. See the difference in the portfolio of real projects.

Yes. The design is developed for desktop, tablet and smartphone. That means more than stacking elements: headings need to be readable, buttons easy to tap and forms easy to complete. I also check that important content stays visible on smaller screens. We agree on the exact technical acceptance criteria for each project.

Social media can reach customers, but you have less control over how your offer is presented and discovered. Your own website brings your services, location, case studies, contact options and practical information together in one place. Social media and a website for your business work well together rather than replacing each other.

The price depends on your range, payment methods, delivery, product variations and any integrations. A standard store with fixed prices has a different scope from an ordering platform with time slots, a client portal or custom features. See the current packages; I'll prepare a separate proposal for extra features so the total cost stays clear.

Yes. WooCommerce lets you manage products and categories, provided your account has the appropriate permissions. For a busy product range, a simpler dashboard or client portal can be useful. My guide explains what you can manage through a client portal.

Yes. There are options for fixed quantities or weight-based pricing. The actual weight after cutting can differ from the quantity ordered, so we need to agree on how any final price adjustment, customer confirmation and payment will work. This may require extra configuration or custom development. Read the guide to variable-weight products in WooCommerce.

That depends on the payment provider and the methods you enable. Common options include Bancontact and card payments through a suitable provider. We check availability, transaction fees and any options for adjusting amounts for each integration. I test the chosen payment flow before the store goes live.

Yes. A suitable WooCommerce setup can handle collection, delivery zones and shipping rates. Scheduled collection or delivery slots may require additional features. The checkout needs to fit how your business operates, such as order cut-off times for fresh products. Explore what's possible with a custom WooCommerce online store.

I can improve the technical foundation, content, internal links, local relevance and measurement so your website better matches relevant searches. Nobody can promise a specific position: Google decides which pages to show, and results vary by query, location and time. We focus on relevant visibility and enquiries, with realistic expectations.

Sometimes impressions or keywords change fairly quickly, but lasting improvements can take weeks or months. The pace depends on competition, your current website and how search engines process changes. We compare periods in Search Console and look at actual enquiries too. Read more about how long SEO results can take.

SEO focuses on visibility in traditional search engines. GEO, or Generative Engine Optimization, focuses on clear, reliable information for AI-powered search and answer systems. They share many principles: accessible pages, clear content and demonstrable expertise. Explore my SEO and GEO approach for businesses.

You can make sure your business and services are described clearly online, with information that systems can crawl and verify. That can help them understand your business. Nobody can force a mention in ChatGPT or every AI answer. My guide to visibility in ChatGPT explains the opportunities and limitations without false promises.

Yes, especially when customers search for a service in your area. It helps to state clearly what you offer, which region you serve and how people can contact you. Relevant case studies and consistent business information are more useful than dozens of nearly identical location pages. Find out more under SEO in Limburg and SEO in Beringen.

Depending on the agreement, the monthly plan includes hosting and technical care such as backups, updates and support. Ongoing SEO work, major content changes, new features and extensive online store integrations are not automatically included. Your proposal sets out the exact scope. Compare the different plans.

Many content changes can be made without programming. How easy it is depends on the editor and how the website is built. During the project, we agree on what you can manage yourself and which changes are better handled by a developer. Read more about managing your own website.

A client portal is a private, simplified area for recurring tasks such as adding products, tracking orders or updating events. It is not a standard feature of every website and may need custom development. At Atelier Émoi , a client-focused management area is part of the project. We first assess whether ordinary WordPress access is enough for your business.

Before we start, we agree in writing on content ownership, file portability, the domain name, licences, admin access and any cancellation terms. You'll know what you can take with you, which parts depend on ongoing services and what happens if you end the agreement. Feel free to raise this in our initial conversation.

Yes. New service pages, a blog, online appointments, an online store or extra management features can often be added later. That depends on the technical foundation, licences and integrations you need. We first check whether the existing structure can support the expansion, and prepare a separate proposal for larger additions.

KD Webdesign is based in Beringen and helps independent businesses and SMEs in Limburg and elsewhere in Belgium. Much of the discussion can take place online. For local projects, see web design in Beringen; for the broader approach, explore website design and development.

We start with your goals, audience, current situation and the features you need. Then we discuss a proposal with the scope, timing and costs. Design and development begin once the agreements are clear. Use the contact form to tell me what you're planning, with no obligation.

Yes. Alongside projects for business owners, I support agencies and teams with WordPress and frontend development. That can mean extra capacity, technical implementation or a clearly defined part of a larger project. We agree on responsibilities and how we will work together beforehand. Read more about freelance WordPress development.

That's fine. An online store with unusual products or a website with a client portal doesn't always fit a standard answer. Briefly describe your idea, current website and main challenge using the contact form. We'll work out which approach fits.