How Long Does Website Development Take - A Realistic Timeline by Phase
Brochure site - 4 to 6 weeks. Business site with blog - 6 to 10 weeks. E-commerce - 2 to 4 months. Here's exactly what happens in each of those weeks.
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Brochure site - 4 to 6 weeks. Business site with blog - 6 to 10 weeks. E-commerce - 2 to 4 months. Here's exactly what happens in each of those weeks.
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