Frequently Asked
Questions

At our design studio, we provide full technical support throughout every stage of your project.
Our team of design experts is always ready to assist — from the initial planning phase to final delivery.

We offer ongoing communication with our specialists to help resolve technical questions, advise on software choices, clarify project requirements, and support you with anything else that may arise during the process.

Our goal is not only to deliver visually compelling design, but also to ensure strong technical support — so your vision is executed smoothly and effectively.
Don’t hesitate to reach out with any technical questions — we’re here to help.

Our approach strikes the perfect balance between technology and design.
We work with WordPress, the world’s most popular and user-friendly CMS.

There are many ways to build a website with WordPress.
One common route is using a pre-built theme from a marketplace — costing around $75–100 — that’s lightly customized and resold for $1,500–2,000.
This is the typical approach of entry-level web agencies.

At INCREATE, we don’t use templates — ever.
Template-based development is extremely limited and may work only for short-term, low-complexity needs. But when it comes to custom design, advanced layouts, unique visuals, or animations — templates simply won’t deliver.

Another key issue: templates are slow by nature.
Google PageSpeed Insights typically shows poor performance scores for them. On top of that, pre-built themes are often full of security vulnerabilities.

✅ Our recommendation: WordPress + ACF (Advanced Custom Fields)

ACF allows us to create custom fields tailored specifically to your business needs.
With this approach, INCREATE combines:
• a simple, intuitive admin interface for content editors
• with a fast, scalable front end optimized for your users.

Our goal is not just to deliver visually stunning design, but also to provide reliable technical support — so your vision is brought to life with performance, flexibility, and long-term value.

Have questions? Let’s talk — we’re always happy to help.

✅ Dedicated Server vs. Shared Hosting: Key Technical Differences

Let’s start by clarifying the type of hosting we’re talking about.

In this comparison, we’re not covering cloud or cluster solutions — those are typically used for enterprise-level systems like Amazon, eBay, or Rozetka.

Instead, we’ll walk through the behind-the-scenes differences between standard shared hosting and a dedicated (physical) server setup.

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🔹 Shared Hosting

Think of shared hosting like renting a room in a hostel — many unrelated websites share the same server, IP address, and resources.

Key risks and limitations:
• Resource Overload: If one website consumes too many server resources — whether due to bad code, a traffic spike, or outdated PHP (e.g. PHP 5.5) — everyone suffers. Hosting providers usually won’t act until it becomes a major issue.
• Shared IP reputation: One bad actor on the server can damage the entire IP’s reputation:
• Emails from your site may go to spam — or not arrive at all.
• Ads (especially Google Ads) may cost more or be rejected due to “poor IP trust.”
• Security risk: If another client uploads malicious or illegal content, the entire shared server could be suspended — including your site. This happens more often than most expect.

📉 Bottom line: Shared hosting is unreliable, can be slow, and leaves your business vulnerable.

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🔸 Dedicated Server (What We Use at INCREATE)

A dedicated server is physical hardware — not a virtual slice like shared hosting — and it’s fully reserved for your site and your site only.

We ensure:
• ⚙️ Performance — No competition for RAM or CPU
• 🧊 Cooling & hardware redundancy
• 🔐 Security-first setup — virus scanning, brute-force protection, firewalls
• 💾 Automated backups & recovery systems

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At INCREATE, we take a personalized approach:
Each project is hosted on a dedicated server with hands-on monitoring and proactive technical support.

✅ Fast.
✅ Secure.
✅ Built to scale.