# Clear guides for your website decisions. · 5

Practical answers to small-business questions, from budgeting through launch.

- [Budget and planning](/en/blog/category/budget-and-planning/)
- [Design and content](/en/blog/category/design-and-content/)
- [Technical foundations](/en/blog/category/technical-foundations/)
- [SEO and discovery](/en/blog/category/seo-and-discovery/)
- [Industry guides](/en/blog/category/industry-guides/)

## [Planning a consultancy website](/en/blog/planning-a-consultancy-website/)

Explain the type of problem you help solve, the engagement process and the information needed for a first conversation. Credibility should come from verifiable work and clear scope.

## [Presenting an architecture or interior design portfolio](/en/blog/presenting-an-architecture-or-interior-design-portfolio/)

A portfolio should explain the project as well as show it. Add context, responsibilities and permission-aware photography with a manageable mobile image load.

## [What a café or restaurant website should include](/en/blog/what-a-cafe-or-restaurant-website-should-include/)

Visitors often need the current menu, opening hours, genuine location and a practical way to make contact. Keep these details easy to read on a phone.

## [Planning a website for a local repair service](/en/blog/planning-a-website-for-a-local-repair-service/)

State the equipment or problems served, real service coverage and how enquiries are handled. Make contact simple without inventing branches or availability.

## [A simple website plan for beauty and care businesses](/en/blog/a-simple-website-plan-for-beauty-and-care-businesses/)

Help visitors understand services, practical preparation and how to ask for an appointment. Keep claims within the business’s verified scope.

## [Product catalogue website or online store?](/en/blog/product-catalogue-website-or-online-store/)

A catalogue presents products and collects enquiries; an online store also manages transactions and order operations. Decide which workflow the business is ready to support.

## [Planning a website for courses and education](/en/blog/planning-a-website-for-courses-and-education/)

Explain the intended learner, prerequisites, format and confirmed timetable. Distinguish an information request from actual enrollment.

## [A personal brand and portfolio website for freelancers](/en/blog/a-personal-brand-and-portfolio-website-for-freelancers/)

Lead with the work clients can hire you for and show examples that explain your contribution. Make the contact path proportionate to the project.

## [The content checklist for a first business website](/en/blog/the-content-checklist-for-a-first-business-website/)

Prepare the basic business facts, service descriptions, images and contact preferences before design starts. An organized content folder reduces avoidable uncertainty.

## [Reaching international customers with a multilingual site](/en/blog/reaching-international-customers-with-a-multilingual-site/)

Choose languages based on the people you can actually serve. Translate the complete enquiry journey and explain currency, scope and communication expectations.

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These guides provide general information. Current package scope is shown on the pricing page; results and rankings are not guaranteed.

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