Yes. Your three initial design and layout concepts are free, with no deposit, contract, or obligation to continue. A brief description of your business and goals is enough to start. Building and launching the website is a separate, paid stage that begins only after you approve the scope and price.

We prepare a custom quote for your project. Pages, design, copy editing, content editing tools, features and scope of accessibility are important. Before development, you will learn the cost of development and separate costs of maintenance, license and optional website support.

We set the timeline once the scope is clear and we know when your content will be ready. A website with news, documents or integrations requires more work than a simple presentation. The schedule also includes approval of the content and design by the school; you will review the schedule before paid development begins.

The logo, photos for publication, description of care and activities, age groups, hours, fees and registration rules will be useful. It is worth providing the current website address and list of documents. To talk about the project, information about the school is enough, without children's data or enrollment forms.

We select them to suit the school's needs. The following may be useful: About the preschool, Staff, Offer and fees, Daily schedule, Enrollment, Parent zone and Contact. News, menus and documents should have a fixed content editing tools. With less information, we will combine some topics.

We can schedule a link to the enrollment system or application being used. Embedding a module, a full enrollment form or exchanging data requires checking the supplier's capabilities and a separate quote. We confirm the scope and costs of the external tool before development begins.

If you want to maintain current content, we will take into account the necessary editing areas when choosing a solution. We will determine the persons responsible, the method of publishing and website handoff. You can also order updates within a separately agreed scope of website support.

Before quoting, we'll agree on accessibility requirements, testing, content responsibilities, and any independent review. We'll consider the U.S. requirements relevant to your organization and plan for accessible navigation, forms, and documents. A template or accessibility widget alone does not establish compliance.

The project can include page structure, titles, headings, and internal links. Content reflects your programs and actual location. Ongoing SEO, publishing, and advertising are separate services. Launching the website does not guarantee rankings or enrollment.

After checking the configuration, we will plan how to keep your domain and email working during the transition. We will review old addresses and necessary redirects. We will select documents and archival materials to be transferred and check links to tools used by the school.

There remain the costs of the domain, hosting and possible licenses and tool subscriptions. We arrange maintenance, further content, integration and promotion separately. Before development, we discuss recurring costs, renewals and responsibility for ongoing maintenance.