Web development

Business websites and customer-facing web experiences — from a marketing site that explains what you do to a booking or account area your customers use directly.

Problems this addresses

  • Your business doesn't have a website that reflects what you actually offer, or the current one is outdated and hard to update.
  • Visitors need to understand your services quickly and take one clear action — enquire, book, or request a quote.
  • Content changes often and needs to be manageable without depending on a developer every time.

Examples of what this can include

  • Structured page layouts for services, pricing overview or case studies
  • Contact and enquiry forms wired to real notification or email delivery
  • Simple content management so text and images can be updated
  • Multi-language pages where needed
  • Booking widgets or calendar integrations
  • Basic customer account areas — for example, viewing past orders or downloading documents

Scope and deliverables

Agreed upfront: the pages the site needs, the primary action each page should drive, and whether content will be managed by you or delivered as fixed pages.

Defined together during scoping: the exact page content, the content-management approach (if any), and acceptance criteria for how each page should look and behave across devices.

Process for this service

The same definition, design, build-and-verify, and operation stages described in our approach apply here, with a web-specific addition: page-level wireframes and a content plan reviewed before visual design begins, so structure and messaging are agreed early.

Integrations and constraints we evaluate

  • The domain, hosting and DNS already in place, or what needs to be set up.
  • Existing CRM, email or booking tools the site needs to send enquiries to.
  • SEO fundamentals — structure, page speed, mobile behaviour — evaluated as part of the build, not added afterward.

What affects budget and timeline

These factors shape the scope of a quote — we don't set prices or delivery dates without reviewing your specific project.

  • The number of pages and how much original content needs to be produced.
  • Whether you'll manage content afterwards, which requires an editing interface, or prefer fixed pages updated on request.
  • Integration needs with existing tools — booking, payments, CRM.
  • Multi-language requirements.

Frequently asked questions

Will I be able to update the content myself?

It depends on what you need. Some sites are delivered with a simple editing interface, others as fixed pages updated by us on request. We agree this during scoping.

Do you handle hosting and domain setup?

We work with the hosting and domain you already have in place. New hosting or DNS changes are planned and confirmed with you explicitly before anything is touched.

Can the site support English and Chinese?

Yes — multi-language pages can be planned from the start. Content translation and native-language review are scoped separately from development.

Will the website be optimised for search engines?

Structure, headings, page speed and mobile behaviour are considered during the build. We don't promise specific rankings, since those also depend on factors outside the website itself.

Can you connect the site to our booking or CRM system?

Any integration is reviewed during scoping — we check what access, documentation or credentials it needs before committing to it.

Have a website project in mind?

Tell us what the site needs to do and who it needs to convince.

Request a project quote