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What does DXP mean?
There's another new name for something we've been doing for a long time. It has to stay a little exciting!
DXP means Digital Experience Platform. Because you can manage multiple channels with the CMS and it can do more than just a CMS. (Although of course it is largely used as a CMS ;-) )
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Does USOME! also help with site maintenance?
Yes, we do!
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Where can I find more info about Umbraco?
If you want to learn even more about Umbraco, that's a good sign. You can find additional information on umbraco.com and our umbraco.
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Is Umbraco user-friendly?
Absolutely, it's super easy to work with. Learn more about the CMS here.
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Why do you sometimes use Umbraco cloud?
Umbraco cloud is a great product for large and mission-critical websites. It has a fine worklow for making changes across the development street. This is super convenient especially if you are doing a lot of ongoing development. The environments are always updated without you having to think about it yourself. Uptime is high, and the service is very good. It is relatively expensive for standard/medium websites if you want to use all functionalities.
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Can USOME! also be a "mystery guest"?
Yes, we even like that a lot. We're a little sneaky (stealthy) guys who like to take a little peek at other websites. We look at website and/or web shops in all areas, and give pragmatic advice with quick results.
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What can USOME! test for me?
Well, literally anything you want. Preferably not mattresses, cars and cleaning products. But anything you want tested online. Whether it's Umbraco or not. Websites, applications, apps, shops, forms, etc, etc....
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How much does an Umbraco website cost?
The price of a custom Umbraco website can vary significantly. Starting from €1200, you can get a complete website based on an HTML template. If you want more customization and your own design, the cost can go up to around €7,000 for a standard website. For a bigger website or Umbraco implementation, costs can go up, there is no limit. However, with that, you get a lot of value.
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How much does an Umbraco training cost?
We provide Umbraco user training for our own clients, as well as for third parties. We always assess the complexity of the website/application first and then provide a cost estimate. The price can also vary depending on the number of participants. For an average Umbraco site, a good ballpark price for a 1.5-hour training session is around €75.00.
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Can I hire USOME! to provide training to my clients?
Yes, you can. We can also provide training for products from other agencies. This generally takes a little more preparation, but is quite possible.
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Can I hire USOME! to come up with products for my clients?
We are an independent agency and can be deployed anywhere. We can take care of the whole process as well as all partial products and services.
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Can I hire USOME! to develop Umbraco packages for me?
We develop both large and small, open-source and commercial packages. If you already have an Umbraco site and want to create a standalone package for it, that's possible. If you have a great idea for a commercial package, we can collaborate on that as well.
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Can USOME! be the product owner for me while another agency builds the website?
We can be deployed for any project to provide guidance and support during the development process.
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Can USOME! help me build Uskinned websites?
Yes, we are happy to build your Uskinned websites. You can create your own contract with Uskinned, or use our reseller options.
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Where can I find the Umbraco manual?
There is a standard manual for Umbraco in English, you can find it here.
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What is Low-code and no-code development?
With the rise of AI (artificial intelligence), more and more low-code and no-code applications are entering the market. With these tools, you can create your own websites and applications without programming knowledge. At the moment, it still seems a bit unmanageable in practice, but developments are moving very fast.
