Most web projects do not fail because of technology but because of process. These are the mistakes we see most often, and how to avoid them.
- No clear specification. "We want a modern site" is not a spec. Define goals, audience, pages, features and what success means.
- Skipping UX and design. Going straight to development without a prototype leads to expensive changes later.
- Ignoring speed and scalability. A slow site loses visitors and rankings. Plan for speed from the start.
- Weak communication. Without regular meetings and one accountable person on each side, misunderstandings pile up.
- Testing at the end. Testing must follow development. Early bugs are cheap; post-launch bugs are expensive.
- Security as an afterthought. Updates, strong passwords, backups and form protection must be part of the plan.
- No maintenance plan. A site is not finished on launch day. Without maintenance it ages, slows down and becomes vulnerable.
- Design and development not talking. Joint work from the start fixes this.
- No market or user analysis. A site built to the director's taste rather than customer needs rarely delivers.
- Nobody owns the result. A project needs an owner on both sides, with authority to decide.
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Every project starts with a workshop and site structure, design before development, testing throughout and maintenance after launch. See website development, check the cost calculator or send an inquiry.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most expensive mistake in a web project?
Starting without a clear specification. Every later change costs more than defining it at the start.
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