Answers to
your website questions.

Sitecco is a pre-launch showcase of website design directions and interactive demonstrations. The Essential offer is published while the site is refined; you can now submit a plan for review. You can browse, explore the labs and prepare a plan. Its final step shows the available sharing options; this site does not book projects or take client payments.

No. The businesses and their example services, locations, prices and projects are fictional. They demonstrate different approaches to design, not a portfolio of completed client commissions. Sample reviews are illustrative content, not evidence of real customer results.

Open the example collection and choose two contrasting directions. Compare how easy it is to understand each business, find a service and take the next step. Then use the website brief to capture what fits your own business.

$99 introductory price. Planned standard price: $450. Essential includes up to five pages tailored to your business, approved copy drafted from your facts and research, customized colors and assets, a simple callback form, mobile checks, and domain/hosting connection through your own accounts. Domain, hosting and provider fees are separate. Prices inside fictional demos are not Sitecco prices.

One consolidated revision round. Gather your feedback into one clear set so the agreed changes can be addressed together. Extra pages, further rounds and booking or payment integrations require a separately agreed scope.

After you approve the preview, before launch and handover. This site has no live checkout or invoice-payment integration; previewing or downloading a plan does not place an order or take payment.

The target is 5–10 business days after complete business information and required access are received and the scope is accepted. It is a planning target, not a guaranteed deadline. Missing information, approvals or additional scope can affect the schedule.

You can submit your website plan for review or explore the examples. A submission does not book a project or pay for a website. After confirmed submission, you can print or save your plan as a PDF.

Yes. Share a page with someone whose opinion you value. These are public examples, so the link can be forwarded; use the plan preview to explore your own project, not to share confidential customer information.

No. A layout designed around a bakery could inspire another business with strong visual content, while a service-led layout could work across several trades. The useful question is whether its structure helps your visitors—not whether its fictional business matches yours.

Business copy, images, colors, typography, page structure, navigation and calls to action can be adapted in a real build. Some changes are simple swaps; others need layout or development work. The customization lab demonstrates a limited set of options, not every possible combination or a production site editor.

Yes, that can be a useful starting point: the service hierarchy from one, the quieter typography from another. The result still needs a coherent visual system and tested layouts. We agree how the ideas fit together before building.

You do not need polished copy to start. We help draft the words from your business details and relevant research, then refine them with your approval. Bring the photos and branding you already have; we can identify any missing materials together.

Not as claims about your real business. Replace fictional testimonials, results, credentials and project descriptions with accurate material you are permitted to publish—or omit the section. Images, logos and other supplied assets also need appropriate usage permission.

Not automatically. The six-step brief runs in your browser. Review your answers, then choose Print or Save as PDF or an explicit sending option if available. The page shows whether sending is enabled and confirms a successful submission. Downloading alone does not notify Sitecco, and neither action reserves a project or creates a purchase.

Do not rely on it being there. Unsent answers are held in the current page’s memory, not saved by the application to browser storage. Refreshing or leaving can lose them. After confirmed submission, you can download your copy. There is no customer account or automatic draft recovery; submitted plans are stored for Sitecco to review.

When browser storage is available, Sitecco remembers your motion preference. Gallery search and filter choices are held temporarily for an example return, and the offer reminder appears once during a continuous visit to one example. Leaving for the core site or switching examples makes it eligible again after you scroll; reloading or browsing pages within that example does not repeat it. The return page and scroll position travel in navigation links. Brief answers are not saved to browser storage; customization-lab choices are not saved by this preference system. Hosting infrastructure may separately handle access, session or diagnostic information; this is not a claim that visiting a website produces no technical records.

Do not enter passwords, card or bank details, API keys or other secrets. If you want booking or payment features, the brief asks only for an existing provider’s name where relevant. You can describe a requirement without supplying credentials or sensitive customer records.

You can move back through the steps and edit sections from the review screen before submitting the revised plan. After that submission is confirmed, you can download another copy. Editing does not change an earlier saved submission. A downloaded file is a separate copy on your device; later edits do not update that copy. Keep it somewhere suitable for its contents and share it only with the people you intend.

No. They demonstrate those journeys without sending inquiries, making reservations or collecting money. Checkout examples use dummy payment choices rather than real card-entry fields. A confirmation inside a demo confirms only the simulation.

Potentially, depending on what that provider supports and the agreed requirements. A real integration needs appropriate accounts, configuration and testing. Provider availability, costs and capabilities must be checked for the actual project; this showcase does not promise compatibility with every service.

The core site follows the reduced-motion preference reported by your browser by default. In Menu → Settings, choose “Allow full movement” to opt in or “Reduce movement” for less motion. “Stop this page” stops current-page movement; “Use device setting” resets the preference. The choice is remembered in this browser when storage is available. The example websites have their own motion behavior, and the Motion Lab offers explicit preview controls.

The layouts are designed to adapt to smaller screens, and the main interactions do not require hover. The responsive studio helps compare widths. A real launch still requires checks on the intended devices, browsers, keyboard paths and assistive technology; a framed preview alone cannot establish complete accessibility or device compatibility.

Approve accurate content, replace all sample claims, confirm domain and account responsibilities, connect any chosen providers and test real success and failure paths. Review accessibility, security and privacy against the actual business and implementation. Agree maintenance and handover responsibilities too. The launch-readiness guide outlines those checks; it is not a certification or a substitute for project-specific review.