How long does website development take
Development timelines by website type: landing, corporate, store. What affects speed and how not to drag it out.
Timelines depend on the site type and how quickly you provide content and feedback. Here are realistic benchmarks.
How long development takes
A landing page — 1–2 weeks. A business-card site — 2–3 weeks. A corporate site — 4–6 weeks. An online store — 6–12 weeks depending on the catalog and integrations.
What drags timelines out
Most often it's not development but content and client-side approvals. Ready texts and photos plus fast feedback cut the time in half.
Service: Websites — we build it turnkey→At RADOBO we fix timelines in the plan before the start. Tell us about the project — we'll name exact dates.
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