A web design company in Lagos offering sophisticated solutions to scale your business with design, web development, e-commerce, web services, SEO and social media.
A website earns its keep when a visitor can tell within seconds what you do, whether it is for them and how to reach you. We plan the pages around those answers, then build a responsive site where the next step is always in view.
A first website, an online store, a redesign and search visibility are different jobs that call for different work in a different order. We start from the problem you describe and tell you which parts you actually need.
Our Lagos-based team works with clients in Nigeria and internationally, with website design, content, SEO and maintenance available through one team.
A website planned around your business.
Clear pages help customers understand your offer and contact you. We plan the structure around how people search and decide, then build a mobile-first, SEO-ready site with no lock-in.
Give products a clear route to checkout.
We build stores with the agreed catalogue, payment and delivery features. Shoppers pay in naira through gateways such as Paystack or Flutterwave, on WooCommerce or Shopify, with a secure, fast-loading checkout.
Get found by customers who are already searching.
Help customers discover your business through search, local listings and AI answers. We work on keyword strategy, technical fixes, local profiles and useful content so the right people find you.
Explain your business clearly.
A branded company profile presents your services, experience and contact details. It tells your story in a custom layout, suits investors and clients, and is ready to print or send.
Ongoing care for your website.
Updates, backups and agreed support keep routine website work manageable. Your plan covers software updates, regular backups, security and uptime, so the site stays current and protected.
Content for the audience you want to reach.
Plan posts and campaigns that connect your offer to a useful next step. We cover strategy, content, paid ads and analytics, so you can see what each campaign brings.
We design corporate websites and online stores using platforms such as WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify, and we choose between them after looking at what you sell, how often the content changes and who will manage the site day to day. The project scope covers the pages, features and integrations your business needs, from enquiry forms and booking to naira payments through Paystack or Flutterwave. Every site is built mobile-first and ready for search, and you review a staged version before anything goes live. If your current site has stopped working for you, we also handle redesigns.
You can also work with us on SEO, content, social media and ongoing care, with each service planned around your audience and goals. A sensible order is the website first, then the search work that gets it found, then the content and social posts that keep your audience engaged. After launch, a maintenance plan covers software updates, regular backups, security and uptime, so the site stays current and protected. You do not need to buy everything at once. Tell us what you are trying to achieve and we will say which parts are worth doing now and which can wait.
Recent work spans engineering firms, law practices, schools, care providers, churches and fabric retailers. The full portfolio also includes website redesigns, such as a travel consultancy and a music school.
WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify cover most business sites and stores. The rest of the stack below is for custom features and integrations such as payments, forms and booking.
HTML5
CSS3
JavaScript
React
AngularJS
Node.js
PHP
Laravel
CodeIgniter
MySQL
MongoDB
WordPress
WooCommerce
Shopify
Magento
BootstrapBusiness websites, online stores and the pieces that sit around them, such as enquiry forms, booking and payment integrations. A law firm and a fabric shop need different things from a site, so we recommend the platform and page structure after looking at what you sell and who buys it.
Our packages start from ₦250,000. Where a project lands above that depends on the number of pages, the features, the integrations and how much content has to be written or prepared. You get an itemised quote that separates the build from recurring costs such as hosting, domain renewal and licences, so you know what the site costs to keep running. Our web design cost guide shows typical ranges across Nigeria.
Yes. We start with what the current site does well: its content, structure and technical setup, and which pages already bring in visitors and enquiries. Then we tell you whether a refresh or a rebuild fits the problem. Redesigns include Engequip, Breath Technicals, Nextcare and Estella Spark Academy. Our website redesign service explains how we protect your Google rankings and how the project runs.
It can, and the usual cause is avoidable. Google has your pages saved under their current addresses. If a redesign changes those addresses without redirecting them, visitors reach error pages and the pages fall out of search results. The safer route is to list the pages that already bring traffic, keep their addresses where possible and redirect any that have to change. Some movement after relaunch is normal while Google recrawls the site.
Yes. While the site is being built you get a link to a staged version and regular progress updates, so you react to real pages instead of a description of them. Feedback happens at the milestones agreed in your proposal.
We read it, ask about anything unclear and reply with an itemised quote. Once you agree, work starts and you follow progress on the staged version. Reviews happen at the milestones set out in the proposal. The quote form and WhatsApp both work for the first message.
Four things speed everything up: what you want a visitor to do (call, message on WhatsApp, buy, book), your logo and brand colours, the text and photos you already have, and two or three websites you like with a note on why. If you are replacing a site, send its address. Whatever is missing we sort out together during planning.
Yes. The team is in Lagos and works with clients in Nigeria and abroad, mostly over WhatsApp and calls, with the staged link standing in for a meeting room. Review dates are agreed at the start so a time difference does not slow the project down.
It depends on what you sell and who will manage the site day to day. WordPress suits business sites, blogs and anything where search visibility matters. Shopify is simpler and fully hosted, which suits a store that wants to launch quickly. WooCommerce, which runs on WordPress, gives more control and avoids platform transaction fees. Custom code is for requirements those platforms cannot meet. Comparing Wix too? Our Wix vs WordPress comparison for Nigeria covers it.
Yes. Stores are built on WooCommerce or Shopify, with checkout connected to Paystack or Flutterwave so customers pay in naira. The catalogue, payment methods and delivery options are agreed before building starts. See our e-commerce web design service for the details.
Pages are built mobile-first and then checked on larger screens. Images are compressed and pages kept light so they load on slower mobile connections.
Yes. Your proposal explains the support included and any ongoing maintenance plan, along with hosting, domain and licence renewals. A plan covers updates, backups, security and uptime, which keeps a site from drifting out of date and getting easier to break.
Yes. SEO is how pages earn a place in Google results. AEO and GEO are about being the source that AI assistants and answer boxes quote. All three rest on the same groundwork: clear pages, useful content, correct business details and local profiles where your business is eligible. No one can promise a position on Google, so be wary of anyone who does.
