Most website projects fail on the decisions made before anyone writes code — what the site has to do, which platform carries it, and who edits it afterwards. This is where those are settled.
Custom build or WordPress is not a technical preference, it is a question of who maintains the site in two years. A team that publishes weekly needs a CMS they can use without us. A site that changes twice a year does not.
Scope agreed in a conversation rather than on paper. Pages discovered halfway through build. Content arriving after the design is signed off. Every one of those is avoidable at the wireframe stage.
A page count, a timeline and a price before build starts, and a site you can edit without calling us.
Describe the problem rather than the service. We'll tell you which of these it is — or that it isn't one of them.
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