Website development for businesses.

A business website is a set of pages a customer can find, read on a phone, and act on. That means a structure search engines can crawl, copy that answers the question the visitor typed, and a contact path that reaches you: a form that delivers to your inbox, a WhatsApp link, and a tap-to-call number on mobile.

It also means a site you can change without a developer. Where content will be edited regularly, we provide a content-management system for the agreed sections, along with the handover or training required to use it. Where the content is fixed, a CMS adds build cost and maintenance without a corresponding return, and it is left out of the scope.

Most visitors arrive on a phone, often on mobile data. We set a page-weight budget at the start of the build and check the finished site on a mid-range Android device before launch, in addition to the desktop it was designed on.

Layouts are designed at 375px first and scaled up. Images are sized and compressed for the screens they are served to, fonts are loaded so text is readable before the page finishes rendering, and the information a visitor most often needs, opening hours, prices, a phone number, sits within reach on a small screen.

We implement the technical SEO fundamentals: page metadata, semantic heading structure, an XML sitemap, indexing controls, internal linking, structured data where appropriate, and performance optimisation. Structured data can include LocalBusiness for hours and location, FAQPage where a page answers real questions, and BreadcrumbList so results show the path rather than a bare URL.

We also build one page per service rather than a single homepage carrying every keyword, so each page can be indexed and ranked on its own terms. Search rankings also depend on content, competition, domain authority, and ongoing SEO work. Technical implementation is a prerequisite for ranking, not a determinant of it.

Forms can include validation, submission handling, confirmation states, spam protection, and error monitoring where required. Submissions can be routed to more than one destination, for example an inbox and a WhatsApp number, so a delivery failure in one channel does not lose the enquiry.

Analytics and conversion tracking are configured at launch, against the events agreed during scoping. Where the site takes payments or deposits, M-Pesa can be integrated through the Safaricom Daraja API, with STK push and server-side callback confirmation, alongside card payments where required.

Maintenance, content updates, monitoring, hosting support, and further development can be included under an ongoing support arrangement. What that covers, and what it costs, is agreed alongside the build.