Web Design Melbourne

Website costs vary significantly because two businesses can require very different levels of strategy, design and functionality. At Clickk, a single-page website starts from approximately $2,750 + GST, while a microsite starts around $4,500 + GST.

A comprehensive business website of roughly 10 pages typically starts from approximately $8,000 + GST. Our more custom website projects generally start at around $13,000 + GST.

For larger corporate and enterprise websites, projects generally start from approximately $25,000 + GST, with additional budget required for significant custom functionality or integrations. We scope the project around what the business actually requires and provide a defined proposal before work begins.

Most business website projects take between four and six weeks. A smaller single-page website can generally be completed within around three weeks, while a microsite usually takes approximately four weeks. Custom projects often require six to eight weeks.

Large-scale projects involving substantial content, integrations or stakeholder groups can extend over several months. Project timing also depends on the availability of content and feedback.

At the outset, we provide a clear project schedule covering the major design, development, review and launch milestones so both teams understand the timeframe and what is required to maintain it.

We bring together the capabilities businesses would often need to source from several different suppliers. Our strategy, UX, design and development work is completed by our in-house Australian team, keeping the project connected from the initial planning through to launch.

We have delivered more than 400 websites across a broad mix of industries and organisational sizes, giving us experience with both straightforward business websites and more complex digital requirements.

Our process also works effectively remotely, with meetings, design presentations and project reviews conducted online throughout the project.

The exact process is tailored to the scope, but our projects generally begin with discovery and planning. From there, we can develop the sitemap and user journey before moving into custom interface design and responsive layouts.

Development typically takes place in WordPress, followed by content implementation, forms, analytics, SEO fundamentals, testing and deployment. Where required, additional functionality can include eCommerce, directories, memberships, document libraries, integrations and other custom features.

The objective is to make all of these elements work together as one website rather than treating each page or technical feature in isolation.

For most business and organisational websites, we recommend WordPress. It is flexible enough to support highly customised website design while giving internal teams a practical CMS for managing content.

We commonly use Elementor within WordPress to provide an easier visual editing experience. For eCommerce businesses, WooCommerce and Shopify are both options depending on the requirements.

Platform selection should consider more than the initial build. We also look at ongoing content management, integrations, scalability, maintenance and who will be responsible for operating the website once it is live.

Yes. A website redesign is an opportunity to improve far more than visual appearance. We can review the current user experience, navigation, content structure, calls to action, messaging and mobile performance before deciding what should change.

We also look at the value already contained within the website. Established pages and URLs may have existing visibility within search engines, backlinks or traffic, so retaining them can sometimes be preferable to changing the entire structure.

Where URLs do change, redirects can be mapped as part of the migration process.

Yes. We provide managed hosting and website maintenance services after launch. Our hosting includes SSL and regular backups, with maintenance packages available to cover WordPress updates, plugins, security monitoring and ongoing technical support.

More complex websites may require additional checks when software is updated, particularly where custom functionality or integrations are involved. Our team can also continue developing the website as the business changes, whether that means new landing pages, campaigns, functionality or integrations.

Yes. We design and develop eCommerce websites using WooCommerce and Shopify, with the platform selected according to the requirements of the business. An eCommerce project can involve product architecture, categories, filters, variations, customer accounts, payments, shipping, promotions and integrations with third-party platforms.

The customer experience is equally important. We consider how someone moves from discovering a product through to checkout, particularly on mobile devices. For established online retailers, we can also approach the project as a broader redesign rather than simply migrating the existing store into a new theme.