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Frequently
Asked Questions
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The timeline depends on design, features, integrations and testing. We agree on a realistic schedule after discussing your requirements.
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Pricing depends on design, development, content and integration requirements. We define the scope, deliverables and payment terms in the proposal.
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Yes. Where content management is needed, we build suitable WordPress or other CMS interfaces so your team can update pages, text and images.
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Suitable use cases include repetitive data tasks, search, classification and workflow support. We assess the business problem and available data before proposing a solution.
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We review where data is processed, third-party services, permissions and storage needs. Relevant legal responsibilities and safeguards must be agreed for each project.
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It can. URL, content and infrastructure changes may affect visibility. We review redirects, metadata and indexing to reduce risk, but cannot guarantee rankings.
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We develop responsive websites and optimize code, images and caching. Actual performance also depends on content, hosting and third-party services.
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Yes, where available APIs, permissions and data structures support the integration. We assess feasibility and scope first.
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Yes. We offer maintenance and technical support for websites, mobile apps and software developed by Basework. Support requests are tracked through Basework Hub.
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Deliverables, usage or transfer rights and access arrangements are defined in the project agreement. Third-party licenses and pre-existing components may have separate terms.