Website design and development
Your website is often the first thing people check before they get in touch. I design and build WordPress sites for businesses in the Philippines that explain what you do clearly, load quickly on a phone, and that your team can update without waiting on a developer for every change.
Start a projectWhat’s included
- Business and company websites on WordPress
- Landing pages for a product, service or campaign
- An editor your team can use, with a short training session
- Mobile-ready pages, contact forms and an SEO-ready setup for you or your SEO agency to build on
- Custom-coded sites when WordPress isn’t the right fit
A good fit if
- You need something a template can’t do
- Your current site is slow, hard to update or out of date
- You’re launching something new and need it explained well
How I approach it
I start with what your visitors need to find and do, whether that’s calling, messaging, booking or asking for a quote, and plan the pages around it. You approve a mockup before anything is built. Then I build on WordPress, check every page on a phone first, and show your team how to update text, photos and pages themselves.
Questions about websites
How much does a website cost in the Philippines?
It depends on the scope: a one-page landing page costs less than a business website with several pages, and more pages, copywriting, photos or custom features add to the price. Tell me what you need, and after a short call you get a fixed quote before any work starts.
Do you build websites on WordPress?
Usually, yes. WordPress lets your team update pages themselves, runs on almost any host, and never ties you to me. When a site needs something WordPress handles poorly, like complex logic or an app-like experience, I build it with custom code instead.
Will we be able to update the website ourselves?
Yes, if you want to. I set up an editor that fits how often you update and who does it, and show your team how to use it.
Will we own the website or software?
Yes. Once the final payment is made, the site or app and its code are yours. Your domain, hosting and paid services are set up in your name from the start, so you’re never locked in. Third-party themes and plugins stay under their own licences.