Frequently asked questions about web development
Here are the questions I get most often before starting a custom website or a Next.js project.
Technology
Why don’t you use WordPress?
WordPress can be great, but it’s not ideal for every case. WebDevs focuses on projects where performance, scalability, and technical control matter. In those cases, Next.js provides a stronger and more flexible foundation.
When is Next.js not the right choice?
For very simple or short-lived projects, a complex stack may be unnecessary. In those cases, simpler tools can be a better fit.
What is SSR and why does it matter?
SSR (Server-Side Rendering) means the page is rendered on the server first. This often improves SEO, speeds up the first load, and creates a more stable user experience for business websites.
Collaboration
Are you an agency or a freelancer?
WebDevs is neither a traditional agency nor a marketplace freelancer. It’s an independent developer portfolio with direct, hands-on development.
How does the process work?
Typically: clarify goals → design the technical approach → build → refine and deliver. No templates — each project is shaped by deliberate decisions.
Do I need to be technical?
Not at all. I explain technical decisions in plain language so you know what’s being built and why.
Decision-making
When does custom development make sense?
When performance, SEO, and long-term maintainability are important business factors, custom development is often the better choice.
When is custom development overkill?
If the site is temporary, very simple, or there’s no clear business goal, a simpler solution may be enough.
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope. A well-defined website is often a few weeks, while more complex systems take longer.
How much does a custom website cost?
There’s no fixed price list. Cost depends on scope and complexity. The goal is a long-term, maintainable solution that creates real value.
Still have questions?
Send a short message with your goals and timeline, and we’ll figure out the best way to start.