Use an evidence-first checklist to compare scope, ownership, language support, performance testing, and support terms before you sign.
Discuss Your Project on WhatsAppQuestions to ask every provider, plus the commitments SafeNet is prepared to document.
| Decision area | What to request from any provider | SafeNet commitment |
|---|---|---|
| Scope and pricing | A written feature list, exclusions, milestones, and payment schedule. | A scoped proposal before work starts; changes are agreed in writing. |
| Language delivery | Named language coverage and a human review process for localized content. | English, Tamil, and Sinhala delivery can be scoped per project. |
| Performance | Page-specific mobile tests on the final production URL. | Mobile-first QA and release testing; exact scores are reported per build. |
| Source ownership | Repository access, account ownership, handover terms, and export rights. | Ownership and handover terms are documented in the project agreement. |
| Support | Support hours, response windows, channels, and what counts as an emergency. | Support coverage is stated in writing; the website does not imply an emergency SLA. |
| Evidence | Live links, references, and dated measurements for every performance claim. | Public portfolio links and implementation facts are separated from projections. |
The framework name alone does not prove speed. Ask each provider to test the final production URL on mobile, disclose third-party scripts, and explain image, font, caching, and Core Web Vitals decisions. SafeNet commonly uses Next.js and reports results per release rather than promising a fixed score.
Sri Lanka has English, Tamil, and Sinhala audiences with different content and search needs. Confirm the exact localized routes, Unicode typography, hreflang coverage, and human review process. SafeNet can scope isolated language routes and localized metadata where the translated content genuinely exists.
Compare written scope, milestone payments, change requests, hosting accounts, repository access, handover, and ongoing support. SafeNet documents these items in the project agreement; ownership or support terms should never be inferred from a marketing page alone.
Ask for live project links, a written scope, ownership and handover terms, the production hosting plan, page-specific performance tests, and references for any commercial result claims.
English, Tamil, and Sinhala audiences can require different content, typography, search terms, and support journeys. Confirm which pages will be localized and how a human will review each language.
Compare the full written scope: design, content, languages, integrations, hosting, maintenance, analytics, source ownership, support windows, and change-request costs. A starting price alone is not a like-for-like comparison.
Share your required pages, languages, integrations, deadline, and ownership expectations. We will respond with a scoped proposal you can compare on like-for-like terms.
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