Questions before starting a digital project
Clear answers about websites, software, automation, AI, ownership, security, cost and maintenance.
How much does a professional website cost?
Price depends on page count, design, content, languages, integrations, e-commerce and support. ITFARGA defines scope first so essentials are separated from optional improvements.
→ANSWERHow long does website development take?
A straightforward corporate website can be organised in weeks; a store, portal or integrated platform needs more phases. Timing also depends on content, reviews and client decisions.
→ANSWERWordPress or custom development?
WordPress fits when a team needs to edit, publish and grow quickly. Custom development makes sense when workflows, permissions or integrations do not fit a standard CMS.
→ANSWERWho owns the website and source code?
The proposal should state what is delivered, which third-party licences apply and who controls the domain, hosting, repository and credentials. ITFARGA avoids hidden dependencies and documents the agreed handover.
→ANSWERDo I need maintenance after launch?
Every internet-facing website needs updates, backups, checks and incident response. Frequency depends on traffic, processed data, integrations and the impact of downtime.
→ANSWERIs SEO included in web development?
The technical foundation should include titles, semantic structure, performance, indexing, canonicals, structured data and accessibility. Ongoing visibility also needs editorial strategy, authority and measurement.
→ANSWERHow much does custom software cost?
Cost varies with users, roles, rules, data, integrations, security and criticality. The safest approach is to split the project into assessment, a useful first module and justified extensions.
→ANSWERWhich process should be automated first?
Start with a frequent, repetitive and measurable task with sufficiently clear rules. There should also be an accountable owner and a way to review exceptions.
→ANSWERCan AI work with the software I already use?
Often yes, through APIs, email, files, databases or controlled automation. Permissions, data quality, provider limits and human approval points must be checked first.
→ANSWERHow is data protected in an AI project?
Sources should be limited, shared data minimised, permissions defined, activity logged and provider contracts reviewed. AI should never receive all company data simply because it is technically possible.
→ANSWERHow do I avoid permanent vendor lock-in?
Require access to domain, hosting, repositories, exports, documentation and credentials. Clarify licences and exit formats before starting, not when the relationship ends.
→ANSWERDo you work outside Barcelona?
ITFARGA works from Barcelona and can deliver remotely for clients in other cities and countries. Meetings, reviews and handovers are organised digitally; travel is agreed when it adds value.
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