Web
Website serviceWebsites
A site that ships, and stays up.
Most site generators hand back a picture with a login attached, and the moment you need a second language or a form that posts somewhere, you start again. This is not a generator you are left alone with: we start from a starting point that has already shipped, fit it to you, and run it afterwards. What you buy is a site that is online on Monday and still online in a year, not a folder of files that becomes your problem.
- Web
From a starting point to a site we keep online
What it does
We keep it running
Hosting, the domain, the certificate, the backups, the updates — ours. What you are buying is a site that is online, not a folder you have to find somebody to look after.
Content, not a frozen page
Text and images sit in a model your team edits without touching markup, so the second update does not need a developer.
Fast without being tuned
It opens quickly, on a phone too. The performance work is done before you see the first draft, and it does not come undone later.
Two languages from the start
Traditional Chinese and English, each page matched to its counterpart, so search shows a reader the right one rather than the wrong one.
How it works
Pick a starting point
One of the above, or the nearest of them. It is already built.
Tell us what is different
Your words, your work, your pages. Changes are ours to make, not yours.
It goes online, and stays
We put it up and keep it up. You get an address, not a handover.
Sites we have built.
Every one of these is live and linked, so none of it has to be taken on trust. Click through and look.
Ours
Products we built, run and pay for ourselves. The first is the kind that lives behind a login.
Deep Dive
An AI study platform for university students, behind a sign-in. The starting point the tool templates come from.
LyricLab
A lyrics tool: one page that takes a sentence and returns a whole song. Built to convert, not to be browsed.
Everbloom
A wedding-film editor with its own store front. The site sells it and the editor runs inside the same site.
Clients'
Built for somebody else, and still up. Named with their agreement.
TOAD 台灣地酒
A catalogue and shop for Taiwanese distilleries: a house style strong enough to carry a hundred products. The address here is a demo deployment.
Skyline 心理諮商
A counselling practice: what it offers, who the counsellors are, and how to book. Written to be read by somebody who is hesitating.
新豐順法律事務所
A law firm in Taipei. Credentials, the cases they take, and one obvious way to ask a question.
Somewhere to start.
Each of these has a starting point, so none of them begins at a blank page. We fit the closest one to you rather than designing from nothing, which is why a site takes a week instead of a quarter. Which kinds have a case you can open is marked on the work and scope page.
Sites people find you by
Public, indexed, bilingual. The site you are reading is one of these.
Product or SaaS site
What it does, who it is for, pricing, and a contact form that reaches a person. The pages a buyer reads before they book a call.
Studio and portfolio
For one person or a small practice: the work, the approach, and a way to enquire. Short, and about the work rather than the CV.
Shop, clinic or studio
Where you are, when you are open, what you offer, and how to book. Written for the phone, because that is where it will be read.
Event or course
One page that has to convert: what it is, when, what it costs, and sign-up. Built to be pointed at from an ad or a post.
Tools your team signs in to
Private, behind a login, and the reason hosting is not optional.
Customer list, or CRM
Contacts, the state each one is in, and what was said last. The spreadsheet that is now too important to stay a spreadsheet.
Jobs and progress
Work as rows and columns: what is booked, what is late, who has it. For a team that runs on a group chat and a whiteboard.
Rota and stock
Who is on which day, how many are left. Both are the same shape: one table, several people editing it, and a need to see who changed what.
Numbers you actually check
The five figures somebody reads every Monday, on one screen, pulled from where they already live rather than retyped.
Two ways to buy it.
The default is that we build it and keep it. If you need it built your way, with the source of the layer made for you in your hands, that is a different piece of work and a different price — and it is worth saying so before you ask.
We build it and run it
- A fixed price to build, and a monthly fee to keep it online
- Hosting, domain, certificate, backups and updates are ours
- Changes are a message to us, not a ticket for your developer
- Your content, images and domain are in your name; if we part ways you get a static export of the whole site, and the template's code stays ours
Built your way, and handed over
- For work that genuinely needs to be custom, not a starting point fitted to you
- Quoted separately, and it costs more, because we are selling the thing rather than the service
- The layer made for you comes with its source code and the accounts, and you host it
- Same promise as any custom project we take: the custom work is handed over with its source code; our modules come under a perpetual licence and keep working if we stop working together
Neither is better. The first is right for almost everyone, because almost nobody wants to employ somebody to look after a website. The second is right when the site is part of your product rather than a page about it.
A useful next step
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Tell us what you are building and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right studio for it.