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Practical articles on websites, e-learning platforms and apps: what things really cost, the decisions that matter, and the mistakes you can skip — written by people who build these every day.
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Cost & planning 8
What things really cost, who to hire, and the decisions to make before anybody writes code.
How Much Does a Website Cost in Egypt in 2026?
Three quotes for the same website, three wildly different numbers. Here is what each price actually buys, and how to get a quote you can trust.
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How to Choose a Web Development Company: 10 Questions
Every portfolio looks good. These ten questions show who will actually build your site, who will own it, and what happens when something breaks.
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The Hidden Costs of a Cheap Website, and How to Spot Them
The 5,000 EGP website rarely stays a 5,000 EGP website. Here is where the real bill shows up, and the questions that expose it before you pay.
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Custom Code vs Ready-Made Templates, an Honest Comparison
Templates are faster and cheaper to start. Custom code is faster to load and easier to grow. Here is how to tell which one your business actually needs.
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How to Write a Website Brief, With a Ready Template
One page, written in an hour, can save you weeks of back-and-forth and thousands of pounds in misunderstandings. Here is exactly what to put on it.
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Do You Really Own Your Website? Domain, Hosting, Code
You paid for the site, but is it yours? A practical check of the five things you need to own, and the handover list to ask your developer for.
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Website Launch Checklist: 30 Checks Before You Go Live
The site looks finished and you want to announce it tonight. Run these 30 checks first. Most take minutes, and each one catches a problem that costs customers.
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When to Redesign Your Website: 7 Signs It Is Time
If you send people to your Instagram because you are embarrassed by your website, that is a sign. Here are six more, and how to redesign without losing Google traffic.
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