Business website
A clear, fast site with your services, photos, reviews, location and contact, written so customers understand you in seconds.
Good for — salons, clinics, workshops, cafés
Ask for a quoteMost small businesses don’t need a fancier website. They need one that stops losing them customers.
Your own site on your own domain: it shows up on Google, has your prices and location in one place, and keeps working when the algorithm doesn’t.
A mobile-first rebuild that loads fast on mobile data, looks right on every screen, and runs on secure HTTPS.
Search basics done properly: clear page titles and descriptions, your location and hours, structured data, and links to your Google Business Profile.
Booking requests, quote forms and one-tap call or WhatsApp buttons, so every lead arrives with the details you need to reply.
No price list here, because no two businesses need the same thing. Every project starts with a free website check and a written quote.
A clear, fast site with your services, photos, reviews, location and contact, written so customers understand you in seconds.
Good for — salons, clinics, workshops, cafés
Ask for a quoteAppointment requests, quote forms and estimators that collect the right details and send them straight to you.
Good for — salons, dental, tuition, renovation, catering
Ask for a quoteA readable menu or catalogue with prices, plus pickup or delivery order requests without a marketplace commission.
Good for — cafés, bakeries, caterers, florists
Ask for a quoteProduct pages, sizes and stock, a bag and checkout connected to a payment provider of your choice.
Good for — boutiques, florists, home brands
Ask for a quoteAlready have a site? I modernise it: mobile layout, speed, HTTPS, clearer pages, and a move off old blog or builder platforms if needed.
Good for — anyone with a site from years ago
Ask for a quotePage titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap and a connected Google Business Profile, so the right people can find you.
Good for — every site, new or old
Ask for a quoteTen working prototypes, each built around a real problem small businesses face. The brands are fictional; the problems are real. Open one and try it.
Plain language, no jargon, and you always know what happens next.
Send your business name and your website or Instagram link. I’ll reply with what’s costing you customers and what I’d fix first.
A written scope, timeline and price before any work starts. Adjust it until it fits.
You see real pages early, on your own phone, and give feedback as it takes shape.
Domain, hosting, Google setup and a short walkthrough so you know how everything works.
I’m Shokhibul, a web designer and frontend developer. I design around what your customers need to do (book, call, order, find you), then build it myself, so nothing gets lost between the idea and the finished site.
Every page, button and animation has to help a customer decide or act. If it doesn’t, it goes.
The person who designs your site is the person who codes it and answers your emails. No hand-offs, no lost details.
What every site gets, whatever the size. Hover the tiles.
Prices, location and the booking button found in seconds, not scrolls.
Layouts made for your business, not a template with your logo on top.
Consistent colours, type and photos that make you look established.
Booking pickers, estimators and order forms customers enjoy using. Try it.
Designed for phones first, because that’s where your customers are.
Clean, hand-written code that loads quickly, with search basics built in.
Smooth, subtle motion that guides the eye, with a reduced-motion option.
Readable type, keyboard-friendly, HTTPS and privacy-aware forms.
It depends on the number of pages and what the site needs to do (bookings, orders, a shop). After the free website check you get a written quote with the scope spelled out, so you know the price before anything starts.
A simple business site is usually a matter of weeks, not months. The biggest factor is how quickly photos, text and feedback come in. The timeline is written into your quote.
Social media is great for being seen; a website is where people decide. It shows up on Google for people who don’t follow you yet, keeps prices and details in one place, and you control it completely.
If you want to, yes. We can plan for you to edit things like prices, menus and photos. If you’d rather not, I can make updates for you.
Yes. Sites can be built in one language or as a bilingual site, with a language switch that search engines understand.
Forms only ask for what you need, are sent over HTTPS, and come with a clear privacy notice. I’m not a lawyer, so the final wording of your privacy policy should come from you or your adviser.