New Websites
Understand what can be included in a new website project and how pages and functionality can be planned.
Frequently Asked Questions
Web Design & Development FAQ
Answers to common questions about planning, building, improving and maintaining websites and custom web applications.
Existing Websites
Find out how redesigns, fixes, new pages and additional functionality can fit into an existing site.
Website support →Custom Development
Learn when PHP, MySQL, APIs and custom scripts may be appropriate.
PHP development →Do you only build new websites?
No. A project can involve a new website, redesign, additional pages, technical fixes, new functionality or ongoing development. The starting point is what needs to be achieved.
Can you add PHP and databases?
PHP and MySQL can be used for forms, member areas, directories, dashboards, searches, data management and other dynamic website functions.
Can you build an online shop?
E-commerce projects can include product structures, category pages, product information, shopping journeys and integrations, depending on requirements.
Can an existing website be improved?
Yes. Existing sites can be reviewed for usability, content structure, mobile presentation, broken functionality and further development opportunities.
Do I need to know what technology I need?
No. It is useful to describe what you want visitors or administrators to be able to do. The technical approach can then be discussed around that requirement.
What should I prepare before contacting you?
Useful information includes the purpose of the website, target audience, important pages, examples you like, existing content and any features you already know you need. You can also simply describe the problem you are trying to solve.
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Website projects often combine several of these areas. Explore the service that matches the next part of your project.
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Discuss Your Project →Have a website idea?
Tell ShopperWorld what you want the website to do, what you already have, and what you would like to improve. You do not need to know the technical terminology before you get in touch.