29 July 2026 · 7 min read
How long does a website take? A realistic timeline
How long a web project takes in Albania: brochure sites, corporate sites, and e-commerce — the phases, typical timelines, and what slows the process down.

The short answer
A simple brochure site: usually 3–6 weeks. A corporate site with several sections and baseline SEO: 6–10 weeks. An online store: 8–14 weeks or more, depending on the catalog and payments. The timeline depends on the brief, your feedback, and whether the content (text, photos) is ready.
The phases of a typical project
Every serious project goes through:
- Brief and structure (3–7 days)
- UI/UX design and feedback (1–3 weeks)
- Development and integrations (2–6 weeks)
- Content, testing, launch (3–10 days)
What makes a project longer
The most common delays: missing text or photos, late feedback, large changes after the design is approved, and undefined integrations (CRM, payments). The clearer the brief at the start, the shorter the timeline.
How we plan it
At Sakt Studio we set clear milestones at the start and tell you what we need from you at each phase. For a quote with a concrete timeline, contact us or see the website development service.


