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LOLA Architecture
Kensington BIA
Calgary Harley Davidson
The Straz Strong Foundation
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oneFortyFive Design Reviews & Testimonials
Tanya Tucker Review from Google
5.0★
Tanya Tucker's Review Sourced from Google
145 Design has done an amazing job elevating our taproom and craft beer can designs. We appreciate their excellent communication, and grateful they understood our ideas and vision for the projects we've worked together on. Thanks for everything guys!
Dannika Review from Google
5.0★
Dannika's Review Sourced from Google
I had an excellent experience working with 145 Design to build my website. The entire process was seamless, and Sean was supportive, responsive, and very easy to collaborate with throughout. The final result exceeded my expectations and has significantly streamlined my business operations. I would recommend them in a minute to anyone looking for professional, high-quality web design.
Michael Alvarez Review from Google
5.0★
Michael Alvarez's Review Sourced from Google
Tony at 145 Design was absolutely incredible to work with. From the very beginning, his creativity and customer service were second to none. He took the time to really understand what we envisioned for our wedding and turned it into something even better than we imagined.Tony designed everything for us — from the invitations to the signage — and every piece truly popped. The attention to detail and the way he brought our ideas to life made the whole experience seamless and stress-free.If you’re looking for someone who is talented, creative, and genuinely cares about the final product, I can’t recommend Tony and 145 Design enough. I would absolutely work with him again for any design project in the future.
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French Digital Communication & Web Agency based in Caen, Normandy
Based in the heart of Caen, Normandy, our web agency has been supporting businesses, brands, and institutions since 2007 in creating custom websites that combine design and performance...
Top Services:
WordPress Website Design
Web Design
SEO
UI/UX Design
Web Development
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Location
Caen, France
Number of Employees
Under 49
Average Hourly Rate
$80/hr
Minimal Budget
$10,000 - $25,000
Highfive Services
WordPress Website Design
Web Design
SEO
UI/UX Design
Web Development
eCommerce Development
Digital Strategy
Content Marketing
Digital Marketing
Digital Services
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Isigny Sainte-Mère
Buronomic
Le Parapluie de Cherbourg
Protecsom
Dielen Laboratory
Semper Invicta
Comu Systems
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Highfive Reviews & Testimonials
Anna Kazandjian Review from Google
5.0★
Anna Kazandjian's Review Sourced from Google
It's a real pleasure working with this agency. Professional, competent, and creative, and above all, with remarkable human qualities. A caring and attentive team. I recommend them without any hesitation.
Highfive is one of the nicest and most competent agencies in Caen. Fred and his team provide good advice and know how to support their clients in their approach.
Delphine Pelot Review from Google
5.0★
Delphine Pelot's Review Sourced from Google
Professional, responsive, creative, sense of aesthetics. I highly recommend this agency which successfully completed our project within the allotted time. Well done !
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Responsive web design to ensure the site works on desktop, tablet, and mobileÂ
UI/UX design to make the site easy to useÂ
Website development to turn designs into functional websitesÂ
Landing page design for campaigns and conversionsÂ
Website redesign to improve outdated or underperforming sitesÂ
Beyond these core services, many web design companies also support digital marketing, including search engine optimization, content marketing, and email marketing to help improve visibility in search engines and attract potential customers. Â
Some also offer brand identity, graphic design, and ongoing web design services like maintenance, updates, and performance improvements to strengthen your online presence over time.Â
How much do website design companies charge for their services?
Professional web design services typically cost $5,000 to $60,000+. Basic business websites may range from $5,000 to $15,000, custom websites from $15,000 to $30,000, and complex or e-commerce projects from $30,000 to $60,000+. Costs depend on scope, customization, features, and development needs.
How long does it take to build a website?
A typical website design company timeline ranges from a few days to several months, depending on scope, content readiness, and required web development.Â
Simple brochure website (1 to 5 pages): 1 to 2 weeks Â
Small business website (5 to 15 pages, blog, forms): 4 to 8 weeks Â
eCommerce website (standard features, 10 to 100 products): 8 to 16 weeks Â
Large-scale custom website (bespoke features, integrations): 4 to 6+ monthsÂ
Custom web application: 6 to 12+ months Â
Most delays come from two things: missing content (copy, images, product data) and an unclear scope that expands during the web design project. Â
If content is ready and approvals are fast, timelines compress. If content is late and feedback is slow, timelines stretch.Â
What are the hidden costs of web design?
Hidden web design costs usually show up in two phases: before launch and after launch.Â
Pre-launch hidden costsÂ
Stock photos, fonts, and premium plugins (one-time fees plus renewals)Â
Scope creep and extra revisions beyond what the contract includesÂ
Content migration from an old site (formatting, redirects, image cleanup)Â
Integrations (CRM, booking, payments, analytics) that require extra setup and testingÂ
Post-launch hidden costsÂ
Web hosting and domain renewal (often increases as traffic grows)Â
SSL certificate upgrades for ecommerce or higher trust requirementsÂ
Website maintenance and security (updates, backups, monitoring, fixes)Â
Email hosting (Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 per user)Â
These costs appear because a website build quote often covers only the core design and development. Anything tied to licensing, content production, ongoing ownership, or changes outside the original scope gets billed separately unless the statement of work includes it.Â
What is the difference between web design and web development?
Web design defines the visual interface and user experience of a website, while web development implements that design through code and technical functionality.Â
Aspect
Web design
Web development
Core responsibility
Defines the design, layout, and user experience
Builds and maintains the website through code
Primary objective
Ensure the site is clear, engaging, and aligned with brand identity
Ensure the site works correctly, loads fast, and supports required features
Deliverables
Wireframes, mockups, prototypes, and visual systems
Front-end interfaces, back-end systems, and integrations
Key disciplines
UX design, UI design, responsive web design
Front-end, back-end, and full-stack web development
Business impact
Influences perception, usability, and user engagement
Enables functionality, performance, and scalability
What should I ask before hiring a web design company?
Ask about relevant experience, project scope, timelines, revision limits, ownership of design files, mobile optimization, and post-launch support. Also clarify who will work on the project and how progress will be communicated.