To get your site live, you will need to purchase a domain name and a hosting plan. Depending on your website’s specific needs, you might also need to subscribe to premium tools, themes, or plugins (like Elementor Pro). I will guide you through exactly what to get so you only pay for what your business actually needs.

You do, 100%. You will purchase and retain full ownership of your domain and hosting accounts. To keep things safe and organized, I build the entire website on my private subdomain during the development phase. Once you approve the final design and final payments are cleared, I seamlessly transfer everything over to your live domain.

Yes, transparency is key. Before I open Figma or touch a line of code, we will both sign a digital contract. This agreement clearly specifies the exact scope of work, payment terms, and what happens in the rare event of a breach, protecting both of us.

For projects under $500 USD, you pay the full amount only after the project is complete and approved. For projects over $500 USD, a 40% upfront deposit is required to secure your spot, with the remaining 60% due upon final approval before launch.

A standard project usually takes 2 to 3 weeks, but this timeline can scale up depending on how complex your website is. The secret to a fast launch is good communication; the quicker you can provide feedback on design mockups and content, the faster we can deploy your site to the world.

To be entirely honest with you: no. Anyone promising instant #1 rankings is selling snake oil. As a freelance web designer in Zimbabwe, I build your site using clean code and strong technical SEO foundations so search engines can easily read it. However, consistently ranking on the first page requires ongoing, long-term collaboration with a dedicated SEO specialist.

You will need to provide your business logo, brand colors, high-quality images, and the text (copy) you want on your pages. If you don't have these ready yet, don't sweat it—just let me know during our initial chat and we can figure out the best way to source or create them.

Absolutely. I develop exclusively using WordPress and Elementor precisely for this reason. I configure the backend to be incredibly user-friendly, meaning you won't need to know a single line of code to change text, swap images, or add new blog posts on your own later.