Yes. DWC can build e-commerce websites for products, services, and online stores. We can set up product pages, categories, shopping carts, checkout, payment gateways, order management, and other features required for your business.

Yes. We create portfolio websites for professionals, designers, consultants, photographers, agencies, freelancers, and personal brands. The website can showcase your work, experience, services, testimonials, case studies, and contact options.

Yes. We can redesign an existing website without necessarily rebuilding everything from scratch. We first review the current website, identify usability, design, performance, mobile, SEO, and conversion issues, and then plan the redesign accordingly.

Yes. We can modify Elementor websites, including layouts, sections, typography, spacing, responsive behaviour, forms, animations, headers, footers, and other website components.

If the existing website has custom code or compatibility issues, we first check the setup before making major changes.

Yes. We can investigate common WordPress problems such as broken layouts, plugin conflicts, Elementor errors, PHP-related issues, responsive problems, missing content, database-related issues, and other website errors.

The first step is to identify the actual cause rather than randomly changing plugins or settings.

Yes. We can migrate an existing WordPress website to another hosting provider. This can include website files, databases, media files, WordPress configuration, and required settings.

After migration, we also check the website to make sure the important pages and functionality are working correctly.

Yes. We can help with website transfers between hosting accounts and, where required, domain changes. The process needs to be handled carefully because URLs, DNS settings, SSL, redirects, email, and SEO can all be affected.

Yes. We can troubleshoot Elementor-related problems such as widgets not loading, editor errors, layout issues, responsive problems, CSS conflicts, plugin conflicts, and pages behaving differently after updates.

We first identify whether the problem is caused by Elementor, another plugin, the theme, custom code, hosting, or an update.

Yes. We can optimize websites for mobile, tablet, and desktop screens. This can include fixing overflowing text, incorrect spacing, broken columns, oversized images, navigation issues, buttons, cards, and other responsive layout problems.

Yes, subject to availability and the complexity of the issue. If your website is down, broken, showing a critical error, or experiencing an urgent business-impacting problem, we can assess the issue and determine the quickest practical way to resolve it.

In some cases, yes. The timeline depends on the number of pages, content availability, design requirements, integrations, revisions, and technical complexity.

An urgent project works best when the required content, images, branding assets, and feedback are provided without delays.

Yes. We can migrate WordPress websites between hosting providers or environments while transferring the website files, database, media, and required configurations.

Before migration, we recommend creating a backup and checking the existing website so potential problems are identified before the transfer.

Yes. SEO preservation can be included in the migration process. Depending on the migration, this may involve maintaining URLs, setting up appropriate redirects, checking indexing, preserving metadata, reviewing sitemap settings, and monitoring important pages after the migration.

No migration can guarantee that rankings will remain exactly the same, but a properly planned migration can reduce avoidable SEO risks.

Yes. We can integrate WhatsApp into your website using buttons, floating widgets, contact sections, enquiry CTAs, or other suitable placements.

The integration can be designed around the user's journey so visitors have a clear way to contact your business.

Yes. Payment gateway integration can be implemented depending on the platform, business requirements, and payment provider. For an e-commerce website, we can also configure the checkout process and connect the required payment method.

The exact integration depends on the gateway and its technical requirements.

Yes. Website forms can be connected to Google Sheets using suitable integrations or automation tools. This allows submitted enquiries to be captured automatically in a structured spreadsheet.

Depending on the requirement, forms can also be connected to email notifications, CRMs, webhooks, and other systems.

Yes. Website maintenance can include updates, backups, security checks, content modifications, technical fixes, plugin/theme updates, responsive corrections, and general website support.

The exact maintenance scope can be defined according to the website and your ongoing requirements.

Yes. DWC can work on SEO as part of the website strategy or as an ongoing service. Depending on the project, this can include technical SEO, on-page optimization, keyword planning, content structure, schema, internal linking, search visibility, and other SEO activities.

SEO is an ongoing process rather than a one-time website setting.

AEO stands for Answer Engine Optimization.

It focuses on structuring content so that search and answer systems can understand the information clearly and potentially use it when responding to user questions.

For a website, this can involve well-structured answers, useful FAQs, clear entities, semantic content, structured data, and content that directly addresses user search intent.

GEO stands for Generative Engine Optimization.

It focuses on improving how a brand and its content can be understood and represented across AI-powered search and generative-answer experiences.

This involves factors such as useful content, clear information architecture, entity understanding, authority signals, structured information, and strong website fundamentals.

Yes. We can structure websites with modern search and AI discovery in mind. This can include clear information architecture, structured content, schema markup, entity-focused content, FAQs, author/business information, E-E-A-T signals, and content designed around real user questions.

However, no agency can guarantee that an AI system will mention or recommend a particular website.

E-E-A-T stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness.

It is a framework used by Google in its search quality guidance to assess aspects of content quality.

For websites, we can strengthen relevant signals by clearly presenting business information, authorship, experience, expertise, credentials, reviews, case studies, policies, contact information, and trustworthy content.

There is no single fixed price because website requirements vary significantly.

The cost can depend on the number of pages, design complexity, functionality, integrations, e-commerce requirements, content, SEO requirements, custom development, and ongoing support.

We can define the scope first and then provide a project-specific quotation.

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the website.

A relatively simple business website can take less time than an e-commerce platform, healthcare website, large corporate website, or highly customized project.

The timeline also depends on how quickly content, images, approvals, and feedback are provided. A clear scope and organized review process help keep the project on schedule.

Yes. Post-launch support can include technical troubleshooting, content modifications, responsive fixes, plugin-related issues, maintenance, and other website requirements depending on the agreed support scope.

The goal is not simply to deliver the website and disappear. We can continue supporting the website after launch based on your requirements.