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Timeline graphic showing the typical eight week website development process from discovery to launchWeb Development · 9 min read

How Long Does It Take to Build a Website?

Most websites take 4–12 weeks to build. See a full week-by-week timeline by project type, what causes delays, and how to launch faster without cutting corners.

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