Istech Web Design builds WordPress websites for Wexford businesses that need clear service pages and a practical way to manage their content. We discuss what you want to edit yourself, the access you need and whether an existing site needs a refresh or a move to WordPress.
For the wider project process, website planning and examples of our work, see our web design services.
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A WordPress website still needs clear headings, useful content and straightforward navigation. The build includes the agreed website structure and SEO setup; ongoing SEO work is a separate service.
A WordPress project for Hanton QS in Wexford
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For work on eligible business profiles, listings and service-area information, see our Local SEO Wexford service. We agree that work separately from the website build.
After launch, our Maintenance Plans cover updates, backups and monitoring. Content changes, such as text updates, new images or new pages, are quoted separately.
We build with performance in mind and check the agreed pages on mobile and desktop before launch. Loading speed also depends on hosting, images, plugins and third-party services. We review those factors and agree any additional optimisation needed for your website.
The build includes the SEO setup identified in your quote, such as page headings, internal links, metadata and performance checks. Ongoing content work, local listings and SEO support are agreed separately. A website build does not guarantee a search ranking or a number of enquiries.
Yes. You can edit the agreed text and image areas and add posts if your site includes a blog. We discuss the editing controls and any guidance you need before launch. Content changes you ask us to carry out are quoted separately from the maintenance plan.
Yes. Our Maintenance Plans cover updates, backups and monitoring to help keep WordPress secure and running smoothly. Content changes are quoted separately.
Yes. We first review the existing pages, content, features and page addresses, then agree whether a refresh or rebuild fits your needs. The quote identifies what will be retained, what will change and any redirects required.
In most cases, yes. We first review the existing content, features and page addresses, then agree what can be moved and what needs to be rebuilt. The migration scope includes checking important URLs and planning redirects where addresses change. The approach and quote depend on the existing site.
Yes. Once complete, the website is yours and you can control access and content. We can continue to support you if you choose.
Yes. We review your existing hosting or discuss suitable options for the project. Your quote should identify any initial hosting period included, renewal costs and who manages the hosting and domain.
As a guide, most standard business websites take 3–6 weeks. Your project schedule depends on the agreed scope and how quickly content and feedback are ready. Tell us about any deadline when requesting a quote so we can agree a realistic timeline.
