Showcase website creation in Dieppe

Dieppe is first of all a port. The fish market, the stalls along the quay, the seafood restaurants and the guesthouses living off the same flow of visitors make up the sector that defines the town, and it is also the one with the most precise expectations online.

These trades have three things to say and only one really counts: what is available today. A catch changes overnight, a menu follows the tide, a guesthouse is full every other weekend. A showcase site limited to a fixed "about" page misses what its visitor came for.

The showcase format answers that without becoming unwieldy: one page you edit yourself for the catch or the menu of the day, opening times that account for the season, and a form rather than a phone number for enquiries arriving in the evening. The rest, catalogue and payment, belongs to another format and is not needed here.

Two pages cover these trades: the restaurant websiteand the one for accommodation and tourism.

What moves the price

The price of a showcase website is no mystery, and it almost never depends on the number of pages. What moves it is the amount of content to produce, the number of bespoke features and the time spent deciding.

Three concrete examples. If you supply your own copy and photographs, the project moves fast. If we write everything from an interview, expect more. If a particular feature is added, a detailed quote form, a map, a private area, it is priced separately and we say so beforehand.

We do not spring an extra on you halfway through. Scoping exists precisely to spot what will shift the budget, and a business in Dieppe does not have the same needs as a consultancy: a seaside shop usually has more photographs and less text.

If the budget is tight, say so at the first conversation. Better to narrow the scope together than to deliver an unfinished site, and some things can wait for a second stage without breaking anything.