About Wizerd Digital

Nadil and Pravin. There is nobody else. The person who answers your first email is the person who designs the pages and the person who writes the code.

Yes. Roughly half our work is interstate. The whole job runs on calls and shared links, and the only thing we lose is the coffee.

No, though we will if you are in Melbourne and you want to. Most clients find one call a fortnight is plenty.

Small ones. One to twenty people, usually owner-operated, usually already trading. If you have an internal marketing team, we are probably the wrong shop.

Often. If your site is not the reason the numbers are flat, we will tell you that on the first call and not send a quote.

Access to your current site and its analytics, half an hour on the phone, and one person on your side who can make a decision without a meeting.

About four hours across the whole project: a kickoff call, two review rounds and a sign-off. We write the questions down so you can answer them between jobs.

You say so and we redraw it. The first review is deliberately early and deliberately rough, which is what makes disliking it cost a day instead of a month.

Yes. Send yours and we will sign it before the first call if you would rather.

Yes. We have taken builds over from other studios and handed work back to in-house teams. We will not badmouth whoever came before us.

Two packages, each a fixed number up front and a monthly after launch. Standard is for one place and one action; Pro is for more than one thing to sell. We price it on a fifteen-minute call, and the packages page lays out what separates them. If your job does not fit either, we quote it.

Then we quote it after the first call, as one fixed number, and it does not move unless the scope does. A five-page site with a booking flow is harder than a twenty-page site without one, so the number follows how many page TYPES you need, not how many pages.

About four weeks for Standard, from the day your words and pictures reach us. Six to eight for Pro. Faster is possible, and it usually means cutting the measurement, which is the part that pays for the job.

Half at kickoff, half the week before launch, then the monthly from the day it goes live. Month to month: cancel any time and the code leaves with you.

Copywriting beyond the core pages, photography, and paid advertising. We will tell you who to call for all three and we take nothing for the referral.

Yes. A single landing page, a checkout fix, a speed pass. Anything under a week is quoted at a day rate.

Nothing bad. We park it and pick it up when you are ready, and we do not charge for the gap.

No. It runs thirty minutes and you will leave it with at least one thing you can fix yourself, whether or not you hire us.

Static-first: Astro, plain CSS, and as little JavaScript as the page can survive on. Shopify when you sell things. WordPress only when you already have it and moving is not worth your money.

Because most small-business WordPress sites are eleven plugins deep and four seconds slow, and undoing that is half of what we get paid for.

Yes. Anything that changes often goes into a CMS you can use without calling us. Anything that never changes stays in code, where it cannot be broken by accident.

That is the point of building it this way. We set a performance budget before the first line and we show you the before and after numbers on the same chart.

Every page is drawn at phone width first, because that is where most of your traffic already is. The desktop layout is the second draft, not the first.

Keyboard navigation, real contrast, honest heading order, and alt text on every image. It is built in rather than audited at the end, and there is no badge in the footer about it.

Usually Cloudflare or Netlify, on your account, in your name. We will manage it if you want, and you can take it back any day without asking.

No. We use our own component system, which is not the same thing: the parts are ours and reused, the layout is drawn for your business.

We move the domain, watch the analytics for the first hour, and stay reachable for the rest of the day. Nothing goes live on a Friday.

No. The site is yours, on your accounts, with no licence to renew and nothing that stops working if we stop talking.

We fix it. Anything we built is covered for thirty days after launch with no invoice.

Yes, monthly, and it is optional. Most clients take it for the first three months and then stop, which is a perfectly good outcome.

We agree on two numbers before we start, usually enquiries and the rate at which visitors become them, and we report both at thirty days and ninety.

We come back and keep changing the pages until they do, at no extra cost, for ninety days. It has happened twice and we fixed both.

Yes. One recorded session on editing the site, plus a written page you can hand to whoever joins next year.

Yes, for twelve months. You can ask for it or ask us to delete it at any point, and we will confirm in writing either way.

Both of us finished engineering degrees before this. It is why we open with what your site is measurably doing rather than with what it looks like, and why we are comfortable being judged on a number.

Wizerd has been trading since 2024, and both of us were building sites for other people before that.

Because a third person means a project manager, and a project manager means you stop talking to the people doing the work.

Anything on a deadline that requires cutting the measurement, and anything where we would be the fourth agency in two years without something having changed on your side.

Melbourne. We work Australian hours and we answer the phone during them.

Book fifteen minutes. If we are not right for the job we will say so on that call and point you at somebody who is.