Services
Web design services, engineered in South Africa.
Websites your team edits, stores that sell, redesigns that keep your rankings, and software built to order. Fixed quotes in writing, and we say early when something isn’t the right fit.
A website your team edits, served fast.
Your website is the office every customer walks into first. We build it to load in under two seconds on a phone, and your own staff edit it in WordPress.
Most business websites don't fail at design. They fail at ownership: the agency leaves, plugins pile up, speed decays, and three years later the rebuild budget is back. This architecture stops the rot; the care plan catches the rest.
Two systems, one siteYour team edits in WordPress. Visitors get a pre-built frontend from a CDN.
Speed you can measureCore Web Vitals targets in the proposal, measured at launch.
Secure by architectureNo public admin. The CMS sits on its own private address.
Looked afterUpdates, backups, monitoring and a monthly report on a care plan.

ProofStudio 3BNo theme, no template. 29 projects the practice updates itself.
A storefront that browses instantly, with a checkout that just works.
An online store lives or dies between finding a product and paying for it. The storefront is hand-built on Next.js. The checkout is WooCommerce with PayFast, so cards and Instant EFT work from day one.
If you sell a handful of products and don't plan to grow the range, a hosted store builder will get you trading sooner and for less, and we'll say so on the first call. This build earns its keep when the catalogue is large and the platform's monthly fees have started to look like rent.
Storefront and till, separateBrowse on Next.js, pay in WooCommerce. Each does the job it's good at.
Fast where stores lose peopleCategory and product pages that paint instantly on a phone.
South African paymentsPayFast as standard: cards and Instant EFT.
Run by youProducts, prices, stock and orders in the WooCommerce admin.

ProofROQ GearRuns on exactly this build. Browse it on your phone.
A new site that keeps the rankings the old one earned.
Companies redesign because the site looks dated. The risk is what you can't see: years of search equity, one careless migration from gone. We rebuild the visible site and protect the invisible one.
If your current site ranks well, the redesign's first job is to do no harm. A prettier site that slides off page one is a net loss, and we'll tell you before you pay for a change that risks it.
It starts with a teardownA written audit of what the old site does, ranks for, and gets wrong.
Every ranking URL redirectedA 301 map from old to new. No exceptions.
Rebuilt on the new architectureContent migrates; the theme and the plugin pile retire.
A measured launchRankings and speed checked before, at, and after cutover.

ProofAl-Burhaan FoundationItself a redesign: old site archived, new one live, nothing lost.
Software built to order, on the stack we run ourselves.
Internal tools, portals, booking systems and job tracking. Our own products run on the same architecture, so we operate what we sell.
If a subscription product already does ninety percent of what you need, buy it. Custom software earns its keep when the workflow is yours alone, the data has to stay yours, or the licence bill has outgrown the build.
Scoped in writingDiscovery first, then a fixed number and a timeline.
YoursCode, repository, data and hosting accounts in your name.
Proven stackNext.js, Postgres, edge hosting, PayFast subscriptions where needed.
Run, not just shippedMonitoring and a care plan after launch, like a website.
ProofScanPathQR job tracking for factories. Built and run by us.
Headless WordPress, in plain English.
The editing system and the public site are separated. Your team keeps WordPress; visitors get a purpose-built frontend. Bigger companies make that trade for speed and security. Smaller sites often shouldn't.
If the site is a small brochure, a well-tuned traditional WordPress install can pass Core Web Vitals for less money, and we'll say so. Headless earns its keep when traffic matters, security gets reviewed, and more than a couple of people edit content.
How it worksWordPress on a private address, a static frontend on the edge.
Fast by defaultPages are built before anyone arrives.
The argument IT likesNo login page on the public domain. Nothing to exploit.
No theme's opinionThe layout is designed, not configured.
Care plans, so the site stays the way we handed it over.
Updates, backups, monitoring, a monthly report and one content change a month. We host everything, or you keep your own WordPress hosting and we look after the rest.
A site nobody looks after decays in about eighteen months: a plugin update breaks a layout, a certificate lapses, speed drifts. The care plan exists so that never becomes a phone call from you.
MonitoringUptime and speed watched. We know before you do.
Updates and backupsWordPress and plugins kept current; backups tested, not assumed.
A monthly reportTraffic, speed, what changed, what we recommend.
One change a monthNew photos, a new section, a price list. Included.
Questions we get
Asked before every project.
- Can our team edit the site without breaking it?
- That's the point of the split: content lives in WordPress, design lives in code. An editor can change every word and image and still can't move a pixel of layout.
- How do you handle our security review?
- The short version for IT: static frontend, read-only content API, CMS on its own origin behind its own authentication, no public admin surface. If procurement has a questionnaire, we answer it.
- What does it cost?
- We scope each build. After discovery you get a fixed number and a timeline in writing — and if the fit isn't right, we say so early.
- How long does a build take?
- The proposal carries the exact timeline across discovery, design, build, content and launch. No phase starts until you've signed off the one before it.
- Can we manage products ourselves?
- Yes — that's the design. Products, prices, images, stock and orders all live in the WooCommerce admin. We set it up, load the first batch with you, and your team runs it from there.
- Which payment methods will our customers have?
- PayFast comes standard, which covers cards and Instant EFT for South African buyers. Other gateways can be added where the business case exists — tell us how your customers pay and we'll build it in.
- Can you migrate an existing store?
- Yes. Products and customers move across, order history too, and every URL that ranks gets a 301 redirect to its successor so your Google positions survive the switch.
Tell us what you're building.
Fixed quotes in writing. We reply within one working day.