Overland Park web design that puts the phone first.

Size drives it. A company with several services and a page for every city it covers needs more pages, more photos and more copy than a one-service site. Lithium quotes that larger build in writing before any work begins.

You keep it. The domain, the WordPress install, the content and the photos sit in accounts with your name on them, so the site goes with you if the relationship ends.

Old pages keep working. Each address that earns visits or links gets a permanent redirect to the closest new page, and we check the redirect map before and after the switch so nothing falls through. Some movement is normal in the weeks after a launch. The point is that a customer who follows an old link still lands on the right service.

Photos, wording and a new finished-job entry are all editable from the dashboard, no code involved. The Loom recording shows where each control sits. If updates feel like a chore, the optional $99 a month plan takes over hosting, daily backups, software and security updates and basic website changes.

A typical service business site takes six to nine weeks. Photos, the service list and the city list arrive at kickoff; the design review and the content review sit inside that window, and the launch waits until every form and phone link passes a test.