2026 Web Design FAQ
From how pricing works to what happens after launch, Yance has organized the questions we hear most often based on experience across more than 100 completed projects. These practical answers help you understand the key details before you commit to a website project.
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Budget is often the first concern before starting a project, so here is how Yance breaks down the logic behind web design pricing.
The answer depends on website type and functional complexity. One-page corporate sites start from NT$12,000, standard corporate websites start from NT$25,000, and e-commerce sites start from NT$38,000. Yance calculates pricing based on three factors: page count, feature modules, and design complexity. We avoid vague “all-in-one” quotes and hidden add-on fees. You can review our plans & pricing page first, then adjust the scope based on your exact needs.
Price differences usually come from three variables: whether the design is custom or template-based, whether SEO foundations are included, and how much after-sales support is provided. Plans below NT$30,000 often rely on lightly modified templates, which can lead to expensive rebuilds later if you want layout changes or new features. Yance customizes the process from information architecture and visual design to front-end and back-end development, with the final code fully belonging to the client.
Yes. Yance uses a 50% deposit system: 50% is paid at contract signing, and the remaining 50% is paid after the website is completed and approved. Each stage has clear deliverables, so you are not asked to pay everything before seeing results. We accept bank transfer, Wise international transfer, PayPal credit card payments (+5% fee), and USDT cryptocurrency. Contracts can also be signed online through DocuSign or Dropbox Sign.
Essential yearly costs include domain renewal (about NT$800–1,500 per year) and web hosting (about NT$3,000–8,000 per year). Hosting already includes basic maintenance such as security updates, plugin upgrades, and regular backups. Content changes or new features are quoted separately depending on scope. All recurring costs are listed clearly before the contract is signed.
Revisions within the agreed project scope are included. Yance follows a stage-based revision system: 2 revision rounds during design approval, 2 during page development, and 1 final polish round. Most small to mid-sized corporate sites can be finalized within these limits. If revisions exceed that scope or if you request features not included in the original contract—such as multilingual support or a member system—we provide a written quote before additional development begins.
Template sites may look cheaper upfront (roughly NT$5,000–15,000), but they often carry hidden costs: limited layout flexibility, bloated code that hurts SEO, and weak brand differentiation. Custom websites require a higher starting investment (from NT$25,000), but they offer cleaner code, faster loading, stronger SEO architecture, and a more distinctive brand presence. Over time, they usually deliver lower maintenance cost and better return on investment. For a deeper comparison, see our custom design & SEO advantages.
From signing to launch, Yance provides a clear timeline so you always know the current project stage.
According to Google’s helpful content guidance, a high-quality website needs enough development time. A standard corporate website usually takes 14–21 business days, while e-commerce websites with more features usually need 30–40 business days. After signing, Yance provides a project timeline with phase dates, deliverables, and approval standards clearly marked.
The four basics are: your brand logo source file (AI or SVG), company introduction copy, product or service descriptions, and 2–3 reference websites you like. If image assets are not ready yet, we can help source licensed commercial visuals. First-time clients can also review our step-by-step design process page in advance.
Yes. Yance uses a stage-based revision system with 2 revision rounds during design approval, 2 during development, and 1 final polish round, for a total of 5 included revisions. We recommend collecting feedback in batches so updates can be handled efficiently. Revisions beyond the included rounds are quoted separately, while bugs, browser compatibility fixes, and implementation mistakes on our side do not count toward the revision limit.
Daily communication is usually handled through LINE or email, while key milestones may include video calls for presentations and demos. The same person stays responsible throughout design, development, and launch, which keeps communication direct and consistent.
Three moments are especially ideal: 2–3 months before a new brand launches, when traffic on your current website is clearly declining, or when you are entering a new market and need a dedicated brand page. According to Google’s SEO Starter Guide, a new site often needs 3–6 months to be fully crawled and indexed, so the earlier you start, the more advantage you gain in organic search.
If you have questions about technical website specifications, this section covers everything from RWD to SEO foundations.
RWD (Responsive Web Design) is a method that allows one website to adapt automatically to different screen sizes. Following the W3C Media Queries specification, CSS detects device width and adjusts the layout for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. All Yance websites are built with responsive architecture by default and support Google’s mobile-first indexing requirements.
Yes. All Yance plans include technical SEO foundations such as semantic HTML5, correct heading hierarchy, Schema structured data, automatic sitemap generation, and image alt attributes. These elements help search engines understand your website correctly. If you also need advanced keyword planning and content marketing strategy, you can read more about our custom design & SEO advantages.
No coding skills are required. Yance uses WordPress as the content management system, so text edits, image replacements, and new pages can all be handled through a visual editor. We also provide simple handover guidance to make sure your team can manage everyday content updates independently.
You can provide them yourself, or Yance can handle both for you. Most clients prefer that we register the domain and configure hosting to save time. Our hosting partners operate in Taiwan and Japan, offering low latency and stable performance, with SSL and daily automated backups included. Domain and hosting ownership always remain with the client.
Yes, and the impact is growing. Since 2021, Google has used Core Web Vitals as ranking signals, including Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Interaction to Next Paint (INP), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). Slow websites not only hurt rankings but also increase bounce rate. Google research shows that when loading time rises from 1 second to 3 seconds, bounce rate can rise by 32%. Yance addresses this during development through image compression, code cleanup, CDN acceleration, and caching setup.
A website is not finished the day it launches—ongoing maintenance is what protects its long-term business value.
You can contact us directly through LINE or email. Yance provides technical support during the first year after launch, including issue troubleshooting, plugin conflict fixes, and security patching. Standard issues are usually handled within 48 hours, while urgent cases—such as site outages—are prioritized immediately.
The client owns it. After the final payment is completed, Yance delivers the full website files and administrator access. If AI-generated image services were included, the original files are handed over as well. You are free to change hosting, work with another developer, or make changes yourself in the future.
Yance custom websites are built with a modular structure, so adding new pages, integrating third-party tools such as CRM, payments, or email systems, or refreshing the visual design can all be done on top of the existing foundation. Returning clients also receive priority scheduling and favorable pricing for future enhancements.
Hosting plans managed by Yance include daily automated backups with 30-day restore points by default. Security protections include a WAF firewall, malicious traffic filtering, and brute-force login protection. Based on Google Search Console’s security guidance, we also perform regular malware checks. If an attack happens, the site can usually be restored from backup within hours.
Absolutely. Yance delivers the source code, back-end access, and ownership of the hosting and domain to the client, with no lock-in clauses. If you decide to move maintenance to another designer or developer later, we can assist with the handover by providing account details, plugin settings, and database backups.
From keyword rankings to content strategy, these answers cover the core ideas and practical side of digital marketing.
According to Google’s official SEO Starter Guide, search engines need time to discover, crawl, and index new content. In general, you may start seeing organic growth within 3–6 months, while stronger ranking improvements often become more stable in 6–12 months. Results depend on industry competition, technical site quality, and the consistency and quality of your content.
E-E-A-T is a core concept in Google’s quality evaluation guidelines and stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. Google evaluates many signals to judge whether content reflects these qualities—for example, whether the author has real-world experience, whether the business provides complete company and contact information, and whether the content references reliable sources. Yance strengthens E-E-A-T through pages like About Us, Team, and Client Case Studies.
AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) focuses on helping your content appear as a direct answer in search features such as Google featured snippets and People Also Ask. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is a newer concept shaped by AI search tools such as Google AI Overview and ChatGPT search, where the goal is to make your content more likely to be referenced in generated responses. Both rely on structured Q&A formats, Schema markup, and strong original content with E-E-A-T signals. You can learn more on our AEO & GEO optimization page.
Strongly recommended. Google’s helpful content system evaluates the freshness and depth of content across an entire website. Publishing regular content related to your core business—such as industry knowledge, case studies, and FAQ articles—helps build long-tail traffic and signals that the site is active and valuable. Yance can help plan the structure and content strategy if you provide the subject matter expertise.
Google’s official position is that content quality matters more than how the content is created. Low-quality material generated in bulk by AI without human review can be treated as spam. But if AI is used as a drafting aid and the final content is reviewed, fact-checked, expanded with real expertise, and strengthened with original perspective, it can still align with Google’s quality guidelines. Yance recommends an “AI-assisted, human-refined” approach.
Whether you want to discuss budget, technical feasibility, or collaboration options, Yance is happy to explain everything clearly. Consultation and quotations are completely free, with no obligation to commit.
