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There are 2 components;
- Maintenance
- Marketing
Webflow Workspace
Every site built in Webflow automatically lives inside of a Workspace. Paid Workspace plans specifically unlock the ability for designers to collaborate and build in Webflow. Upgraded Workspaces also give your team the ability to build more free sites.
Design & Development costs
The features and cost drivers with website development are:
- Ease of use
- SEO
- Customer support and friendliness
- Ability to modify the design
- Customer support
- Plugins in a starter pack
But besides the main costs of web development, some of the charges also impact the final cost of the web development process. These are hidden costs.

Website Development Platforms

Wordpress Development
The wordpress developers market has exploded with some 700,000 websites in australia from countless developers with broad experience from mostly less than 500 hours to 20,000 hours experience

Wix Development
The Wix market has some 160,000 websites in Australia again developed by self taught website builders and even fewer professional developers.

Bootstrap Development
Bootstrap has some 220,000 websites in Australia, is a free and open-source CSS framework directed at responsive, mobile-first front-end web development. It contains HTML, CSS and JavaScript-based design templates. Bootstrap requires highly skilled web developers accruing 5,000 hours plus to be considered competent.

Webflow Development
There are only a handful of Webflow developers in Australia in these early days with around only 8,000 websites. This has limited the growth, largely because most developers are not trained in HTML, CSS & Java Script therefore finding Webflow overwhelming. B2B Webflow Developers have a minimum of 10,000 hours in HTML, CSS, Java and Webflow development.
The Evolution of Website Development
1991
The beginning...
The history of websites begins with the worldwide web; the first website went live in November 1992. In the early days of website design, the only real way to add structure was through the power of HTML, still a strong force today.
1998
The Future King of Search in Born
The history of websites begins with the worldwide web; the first website went live in November 1992. In the early days of website design, the only real way to add structure was through the power of HTML, still a strong force today.
2000
The Online Economy
While Y2K brought fear of a potential melt-down, the year also ushered in a whole new way of doing business. Paypal, the world's leading online payment company, started in 1999 but took off in 2000.
2003
Wordpress, Let's Blog
About It
Up until the year 2000, website design was much more of a technical approach. In 2003 that all changed with which is now the world's leading content management system (CMS).
2007
The Mobile Era
Mobile devices and smartphones have changed the way people use and think about the web. In 2007, most sites were not mobile friendly by any standard. This forced web designers to create a better approach to mobile web design. Bootstrap and Foundation became the base for the new mobile web world.
2010
Responsive Design
As mobile internet use increased, mobile design became #1. In 2010 was the birth of Responsive Design and a renewed reliance on HTML. From a technical standpoint, today we still use HTML.
2015
Growth-Driven Design
As of December 2015, there were more than 935,000,000 websites published as a part of the world wide web. Google began to make consistent adjustments to its algorithms so to be found organically on the internet became more and more challenging.
2019
Data-backed OmniChannel Marketing: SEO Optimisation is Key
Today's marketers understand that a company's website is often the first opportunity they will have to connect with a potential customer. Speed, complementary colors, an eye-catching logo, and pages that present the mission of the company are all important.
2020
Plethora of Website Builders
A very recent impact on the history of website design was the 2020 pandemic. During the pandemic, there was a significant surge in global searches for the term “build a website”.
2023
The Three Dominant Platforms
The history of websites begins with the worldwide web; the first website went live in November 1992. In the early days of website design, the only real way to add structure was through the power of HTML, still a strong force today.
We’ll talk again about WordPress, Wix, and Webflow and highlight some of the key differences between them.
Wordpress
- A content management system (CMS) and remains a dominant player with 60.8% of the CMS market & 50.1% of the total market.
- The downside to WordPress is that you have to manage the site yourself or hire your hosting provider or a design agency to maintain the site for you.
Wix
- Wix continues to be a fully hosted cloud-based website builder with a drag and drop interface that offers monthly payment plans perfect for low budget startups.
- Wix has been notorious for having poor SEO options, from a terrible URL structure to not being able to add alt attributes, to name a few issues.
Webflow
- Webflow has more than doubled its market share in 2020 and continues to grow exponentially in popularity.
- Webflow offers over 100 templates, marketing tools, e-commerce, and more all under one roof, plus versatile plans from free to Pro.
- While Webflow like Wordpress is a website builder, the best results come when unlocking coding capabilities from a webflow design agency such as B2B Websites Australia
- The downside to using Webflow compared to WordPress is free vs. paying monthly fees and less control over your website.
Looking back at the history of websites over the last 30 years, it's amazing to see how much has changed. And because change is constant, one can only imagine what the next 30 years holds for website design.
Today however, B2B's Webflow Brisbane headquarters as Webflow Experts are available to assist today.
hello@b2bwebsites.com.au or call Rob Buchel direct 0435 661080