What we ask first about WordPress
We ask update frequency, who edits, and whether bilingual fields are needed.
If goals and budget diverge, we suggest a smaller scope or phases—not the largest package by default.
WordPress
A fit when you need a CMS and want to update the business site yourself.
WordPress lets you update copy and images yourself. We configure theme/blocks, basic search structure, and launch checks per scope.
We prefer a small stable plugin set. If checkout-heavy commerce is the goal, we may suggest Shopify instead.
For Hong Kong SMEs and local businesses we assume mobile-first layouts, clear WhatsApp enquiry entry points, and bilingual structure when needed. Scope and revision rounds are written down; quotes are fixed after confirmation.
We optimise for professional, maintainable sites that win enquiries—not award-bait effects. WhatsApp your current site or a short brief to start.
Local focus
Hong Kong local context
Hong Kong visitors browse on phones and often treat WhatsApp as first contact. We keep enquiry paths visible—not only a phone number in the footer.
We work in written Chinese or English. Training and scope docs match your team so launch handoff is usable.
No fabricated reviews or fake addresses. Trust comes from live work, clear scope, and verifiable contact (email and WhatsApp).
What you get
Scope clarity
Pages, features, and enquiry flow written before build.
Mobile-first build
Primary browsing and actions usable on common phones.
Enquiry entry
WhatsApp / form / email paths wired to your workflow.
Basic search structure
Titles, descriptions, and heading foundations.
Handoff notes
How to update content and what support covers.
Staying useful after launch
After launch you should update key content (per package) and know what is support versus self-serve. Optional maintenance covers backups, updates, and small edits.
Larger redesigns, new features, or ad ops are separate scopes—explained apart from the build fee.
Who it is for
Frequent content updates
Services, photos, or news change often without an in-house engineer.
Multi-page company sites
Clear structure with room to add pages and blocks later.
Long-term maintainability
CMS usability matters more than a one-off visual stunt.
Process
From consultation to launch — every step is clear.
01
Free consultation
Understand your goals.
02
Scope & quote
Clear scope. No vague pricing.
03
Sitemap & content
Structure first, then design.
04
Design preview
Approve the look before we build.
FAQ
- 01
Only you can edit?
With CMS in scope, you edit text/images after training; code-level changes stay with us or maintenance.
- 02
How do we start?
WhatsApp your current site (if any), industry, and goals. We reply with an initial view; if it fits, we move to written scope and a fixed quote.
- 03
Is pricing fixed?
After written scope we give a fixed quote. Out-of-scope work is priced before we proceed.
- 04
Are domain and hosting included?
Third-party subscriptions are usually paid by you; we help choose and connect, listed up front.
- 05
Can it be bilingual?
Yes—we can plan zh/en structure or switching; you supply or approve copy.
Wondering if this fits?
Send your current site or company details on WhatsApp for an initial recommendation.
WhatsApp enquire