Pin test – WordPress Design & Development Team on Demand

01. Submit Your Brief

Share your project details – from WooCommerce setups to SEO tweaks – via our form. We’ll scope it out and provide a fixed quote within 24 hours.

02. Approve & Pay 50% Upfront:

Review the quote and timeline. Once you’re ready, pay 50% to kick things off. We’ll set up Trello for tracking and Slack for real-time updates.

03. Review & Refine

>We deliver drafts, incorporating your feedback with unlimited revisions within the agreed scope. You stay in control every step of the way.

04. Final Payment & Launch

Pay the remaining 50% before we hand over the final deliverables. Launch your project with confidence, backed by our post-launch support for any adjustments within the original scope

05. Post-Launch Support

Need tweaks? We provide free adjustments within the initial project scope after final delivery, ensuring your project stays perfect.

Choose Your Service Category

What type of project do you need help with?

1a. How many pages need to be built for your site? (E.g., homepage, about, contact, blog – provide an estimated total.)

1b. What is the primary goal of the site? (E.g., e-commerce, portfolio, blog, or corporate site – describe key functionalities like contact forms or API integrations.)

1c. Do you have a specific Elementor theme or template in mind, or should we start from scratch? (Mention any reference links or plugins.)

1d. What key design elements do you want? (E.g., animations, custom widgets – include inspiration from other sites if available.)

2a. What’s the URL of your current Elementor site? (So we can perform an initial review; describe if private.)

2b. What specific issues or modifications are needed? (E.g., loading bugs, mobile layout issues, or adding features like pop-ups.)

2c. Which pages or elements need attention? (E.g., homepage slider, footer, or entire site – specify affected areas or page count.)

2d. Are any specific Elementor plugins or add-ons involved? (E.g., conflicts with plugins like Yoast SEO or caching tools.)

3a. What’s the URL of your WordPress site? (So we can run initial tests like Google PageSpeed Insights.)

3b. What’s your current PageSpeed score? (E.g., mobile/desktop scores from GTmetrix or Lighthouse – we can check if they are unknown.)

3c. What’s your target speed or performance goal? (E.g., 90+ on mobile, reduce load time below 2 seconds.)

3d. Which plugins or features might be slowing your site? (E.g., large images, Elementor sliders, or caching plugins like WP Rocket.)

4a. What’s the URL of your current WordPress site? (Include details of your hosting provider, e.g., SiteGround, AWS.)

4b. Where are you migrating the site? (E.g., new hosting provider, new domain, or from staging to live – specify target server details.)

4c. What’s the size of your site’s database and files? (Estimate in MB/GB; we can estimate if unknown.)

4d. Are there specific features to preserve during migration? (E.g., WooCommerce data, custom plugins, or email setups.)

5a. What’s the URL of the site you want to convert? (E.g., from Wix, Squarespace, or static HTML.)

5b. What platform or CMS is the site currently using? (E.g., Shopify, Joomla – affects conversion complexity.)

5c. How many pages and content types need conversion? (E.g., 10 static pages, blog posts, or e-commerce products.)

5d. What specific features must be retained? (E.g., forms, galleries, or API integrations – note any custom code.)

6a. What branding elements do you need? (E.g., new logo, color palette, typography, or full brand kit.)

6b. Do you have existing branding assets? (E.g., old logo, guidelines – upload or describe if available.)

6c. Where will the branding be used? (E.g., WordPress site, social media, or print materials – specify context.)

6d. What’s your desired style or inspiration? (E.g., minimalist, bold – provide example links or mood board.)

1e. Are integrations with other tools required? (E.g., WooCommerce for a store, Google Analytics, or email marketing platforms like Mailchimp.)

1f. What’s your desired timeline for this project? (E.g., 1–2 weeks for initial draft, 4 weeks for full launch.)

1g. What’s your estimated budget for this project? (Optional, helps us tailor the scope.)

1h. Post-launch, do you need training on Elementor or support for adjustments within the original scope?

2e. What triggered these issues? (E.g., after a WordPress update, theme change – this helps us diagnose quickly.)

2f. How urgent is the timeline for these fixes? (E.g., critical within 48 hours, or flexible within 1–2 weeks.)

2g. Do you have a budget cap for these modifications? (Optional, helps prioritize tasks.)

3e. How many daily visitors does your site receive? (This affects recommendations like CDN or server tweaks.)

3f. What’s the timeline for this optimization? (E.g., 3–5 days for initial results.)

3g. Do you have a budget for premium tools like a CDN? (Optional, for scope customization.)

3h. Post-optimization, do you need monitoring or free adjustments within the original scope to maintain performance?

4e. Why are you migrating? (E.g., frequent downtime, high hosting costs, or server upgrade – helps us assess risks.)

4f. What’s the timeline for backup and migration? (E.g., perform during off-peak hours, complete in 1–2 days.)

4g. Do you have a budget for premium migration tools like Everest Backup Pro? (Optional.)

5e. Do you prefer Elementor or another builder for the WordPress version? (Specify theme or plugin preferences.)

5f. What’s the timeline for conversion? (E.g., 1 week for draft, 3 weeks for full testing.)

5g. What’s your estimated budget for conversion? (Optional, helps tailor scope.)

6e. How many variations or assets are needed? (E.g., 3 logo options, icon set, or banner graphics.)

6f. What’s the timeline for branding deliverables? (E.g., draft in 3 days, final in 1 week.)

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