Blog and knowledge base
Practical articles about websites, web applications and everything involved. Written to help you make the right choices.
- WordPress or custom-built: what fits your business? WordPress is quick to set up, custom-built does exactly what you need. The differences in cost, maintenance, speed and freedom side by side.
- What does it cost to have an app built? An app at MDJI starts at 1,500 euros. What determines the price, which costs come after the build and how to start small.
- Web application or app: what do you need? A web application runs in the browser, an app is installed from the store. How to choose what fits your customers, budget and schedule.
- When should you renew your website? Seven signs Slow, awkward on mobile or hard to find: seven signs your site needs renewing, and when a refresh is enough.
- What does website maintenance cost, and what do you get? Updates, security and backups: what maintenance involves, what it costs and when you can do it yourself.
- How long does it take to have a website built? At MDJI a business website is usually ready within three to six weeks. What drives the schedule and how you can save time yourself.
- Connecting your website to your accounting: how it works Orders and payments in your administration automatically. What an integration is, what you need and what to watch out for.
- Domain name and hosting: what to look out for Who owns it, what does it cost and what happens when you switch? The points to settle before your website goes live.
- What does a website cost in Amsterdam? From a one-page site to a web application: what you pay at MDJI, what drives the price and which costs are often forgotten.
- One-page site or full website: which one fits you? A one-page site is quick and affordable, a full website grows with you. How to choose without buying too much or too little.
- Check your own website: six points in five minutes Security, mobile, speed and findability. Six things you can check without technical knowledge, and what to do about them.