Question 1

What exactly do you deliver for a web project compared to a mobile app project?

Accepted Answer

For web, we deliver conversion-oriented pages, dashboard/back-office modules, secure APIs, QA, production handover, documentation, and optional team training. For mobile, we deliver React Native or native iOS/Android apps, release assets, store-ready builds, and operational handover.

Question 2

Can one team handle web and mobile for the same company?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We normally run both channels from one product roadmap with a common data model, shared business rules, and aligned cadence. That keeps UX coherent and avoids duplicated work across channels.

Question 3

How do you manage SEO in Tunisia for French and Arabic audiences?

Accepted Answer

We begin with local intent research in Tunisia (city, service intent, competitor landscape), then run a technical SEO audit for indexing, Core Web Vitals, crawlability, and structured data. We then build a FR/AR content architecture and track monthly positions, CTR, and lead conversion.

Question 4

What are realistic timelines for a web or mobile project?

Accepted Answer

Typical ranges are 3–5 weeks for a showcase site, 6–10 weeks for catalog or dashboard features, and 10–14 weeks for a production-ready mobile MVP. The biggest timeline variables are data migration, third-party integrations, and late requirement changes.

Question 5

Is the discovery call free, and what does a free quote include?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the discovery call is free. The quote includes the validated scope, assumptions, delivery model, milestones, exclusions, acceptance criteria, and post-launch support commitments.

Question 6

How is pricing defined, and do you offer fixed pricing?

Accepted Answer

Pricing is based on validated scope: complexity, UX depth, integrations, performance/security requirements, SEO depth, and cadence. We offer fixed pricing when scope is stable and a controlled amendment process for evolving priorities.

Question 7

What does maintenance and support cover after delivery?

Accepted Answer

Post-launch support includes incident response, security and dependency updates, content changes, monitoring, backups, and preventive improvements. Response times and availability are defined in the service package.

Question 8

Do you manage domain, hosting, and deployment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can manage domain and DNS, TLS certificates, staging and production environments, CI/CD pipelines, CDN/cache setup, monitoring, and rollback plans for safer releases.

Question 9

How is project collaboration organized during execution?

Accepted Answer

After kick-off, we define owners, communication rhythm, decision-makers, and review windows. We work in sprint cycles with a visible backlog, written weekly updates, and milestone sign-off before each next stage.

Question 10

Which technologies and tools do you use?

Accepted Answer

Our core stack includes Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and React Native. Depending on needs, we also use Prisma, Redis, Supabase, CI/CD tooling, automated testing, and observability platforms.

Question 11

Can you measure results and keep improving after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We define KPIs from day one (traffic, leads, conversion quality, speed, and uptime), deploy the tracking plan, and run iterative optimization cycles with clear reporting.

Question 12

What are your payment and invoicing terms?

Accepted Answer

Usually, we request an initial payment after contract signature, then milestone-based invoices as each phase is accepted. Amount, due date, and conditions are clearly written in the quote.

Question 13

How do I book a discovery call and start quickly?

Accepted Answer

Use the contact form, phone, or WhatsApp. We confirm a discovery slot within 24–48 hours, send a brief checklist, then start once scope, owners, and timeline are aligned.

Question 14

Can you onboard onto an existing process, team, and legacy stack?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We start with an onboarding audit of access, style systems, data sources, integrations, and permissions. Then we agree on migration scope, risk assumptions, and production handoff points before deployment.

Question 15

How do you handle testing, UAT, and production handoff?

Accepted Answer

We run milestone QA with documented tests and stakeholder UAT checkpoints. Before go-live, we prepare a release checklist, rollback strategy, domain/DNS migration plan, and 7-day hypercare monitoring. Then the project transitions to the agreed support package.

Question 16

How do you handle urgent requests outside the planned roadmap?

Accepted Answer

We classify incidents by severity and define escalation windows in the support agreement. Depending on your package, some interventions are handled within 24 working hours and others on an agreed routine window.

Question 17

Do you provide a formal support SLA for critical incidents after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For each production package we define a written support SLA with severity levels, response windows, escalation contacts, and ownership. For critical incidents, we set a triage commitment and a rollback or mitigation plan to reduce business impact quickly.

Question 18

Who owns the code, content, access credentials, and business data after delivery?

Accepted Answer

The client owns the approved content, business data, accounts, and contracted deliverables. We hand over the agreed repository access, operational notes, documentation, and recovery guidance so the project remains portable, maintainable, and auditable.

Question 19

What is the first step once we decide to work together?

Accepted Answer

The first step is a short discovery call to confirm goals, scope, constraints, timeline, and team roles. Then we send a written brief and a kickoff roadmap before development starts.

Question 20

Can you help a local business improve Google Business Profile and local SEO?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We audit the Google Business Profile, NAP consistency, local pages, reviews, structured data, and nearby search queries. The goal is to make the business easier to find on Google Maps and in high-intent local search results.

Question 21

Can you audit an existing website before recommending a rebuild?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We review architecture, lead-generating pages, mobile performance, technical SEO, content quality, and conversion friction. Then we separate quick fixes from the issues that justify a full rebuild.

Question 22

How do you handle privacy, consent, and analytics data?

Accepted Answer

We keep data collection limited to what the project needs, document forms, lead sources, and analytics tools, then align tracking with applicable GDPR obligations. For public websites, we can add a consent banner, anonymize measurement, and separate marketing, technical, and administrator access.

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