
Website, CMS, quote engine
Afrimall
Public site, CMS admin, quote and supplier engine and a client portal for an African agricultural export group.
Services: Website design and development · Custom software and web apps
Website design and development
We design and build business websites and landing pages: the pages a customer reads before they decide to call, order or ask for a quote.
Each site is planned around your content and the one action you want a visitor to take. We agree up front how the content will be edited after launch.
The situations that usually bring people to this service.
The scope is agreed with you in planning. Not every project needs every item.
Which pages exist, what each one says, and the action each one leads to.
Layouts designed for small screens first, then widened, in light and dark themes where the brand calls for it.
Built on the stack the project calls for (Laravel, React, Next.js or WordPress), tested, deployed and verified in production.
An admin for the team to edit pages and content, as on the Afrimall site, when the site will change often.
Page titles and descriptions, a sitemap, clean URLs and structured data that states only what is true.
Chosen to fit the problem, not the other way round.
A typical engagement. Not every project needs every step.
Understand the business, users, goals and constraints before anyone opens a design tool or an editor.
Define information architecture, scope, functionality and the technical direction.
Interfaces designed to be built, not reinterpreted by whoever picks up the file next.
The stack the product actually calls for: Laravel, React, Next.js or WordPress.
Test, optimise, correct and polish before anything ships.
Deployed and verified in production, ready for handover.
Documentation, credentials and a walkthrough, so nothing stays as knowledge only we hold.
Straight answers to the usual ones.
By scope: the number of pages, the amount of content to prepare, and any features such as a content admin or forms. Tell us what you need and we will explain what the work involves and what we still need to know before giving a figure.
A short description of the business, who the site is for, the action you want visitors to take, and any material that already exists, such as a logo, photos or text. If something does not exist yet, we say so in the first conversation.
Describe what you need. We will tell you what we would do and what we still need to know.
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