For smaller sites it can take as little as 3-4 days and for larger sites with more sophisticated functionalities, it can take six weeks or more. Included with that time frame are: initial meetings and consultation; revisions and acceptance; site kick-off with content gathering; domain name registration and host set-up; design development and approvals; ongoing design, and graphics development; programming and testing; and final uploading of the initial site.

The length of this process depends on a number of factors, such as how much existing content is already available in electronic format for inclusion into the site, how many pages the site contains, and how in-depth the programming must be for the site. Generally, once content is developed for a primarily informational or marketing site, with a site up to about 10 pages, development time will be approximately four to six weeks. For larger sites, we will double up staff (or more) in the areas of graphic development and programming, with a turnaround time of six weeks or more. There certainly are sites that require constant ongoing attention. These are generally e-commerce or major database-driven sites. Sites may also be launched in stages, so that the site goes live with some core content and is added to over time. Due to the nature of the medium, the site is never really "done" as there are always changes that should be made to reflect changes within our client's organizations and offerings.