website design & development built for the job.

The scope can include discovery, information architecture, content planning, user experience, interface design, development, content migration, integrations, analytics, testing, training and launch support. The agreed scope names what Firebrand owns, what the client team provides and what requires another specialist.

Cost depends on the size of the site, content readiness, integrations, e-commerce, migration, accessibility and the amount of custom design or development required. We define the important requirements before estimating, so the figure reflects the job rather than a generic package.

Timing depends on scope, content readiness, access, integrations and approval stages. We agree the stages, responsibilities and realistic launch plan after discovery, then make changes visible before they become avoidable delays.

The right CMS depends on what the team needs to publish, who will manage it, the integrations required and the likely life of the website. We compare those requirements and explain the trade-offs before recommending a platform.

Migration can include content mapping, clean-up, redirects, metadata and checks before and after launch. Existing visibility cannot be guaranteed, but careful planning reduces avoidable loss and preserves useful URLs and content where they still belong.

Often, yes. We first identify the source of truth, the information that needs to move, the available integration and what should happen when it fails. That determines whether a standard connector, custom integration or a different process is the sensible answer.

We build the foundations that help search engines and answer systems access and understand the website: useful content, semantic structure, crawlable links, descriptive metadata, performance and accurate structured data where it adds meaning. No agency can guarantee rankings, citations or inclusion in an AI answer.