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Web Development

When a website has to do more than sit there.

Some projects are a site. Others are a system with a site in front of it — bookings that hold a real calendar, payments that reconcile themselves, an admin panel somebody uses every morning. That is the work this page is about: web applications that run in the browser, built in Laravel or Next.js.

What you get

What the work actually covers.

  • Built in-house

    The people who write the code sit with the people who designed it. Nothing is subcontracted out and handed back as a folder of files.

  • Booking and reservation flows

    Availability that reflects reality, not a form that emails somebody to check. Built for properties and clubs where a double booking is a real problem.

  • Payment and courier integrations

    Payment gateways that confirm an order without anyone reading a bank statement, and shipping costs pulled from the courier rather than guessed.

  • Admin panels people can run

    The daily screen matters more than the marketing page. It is designed for whoever is actually at the desk, not for a developer.

  • Laravel or Next.js, chosen per job

    Laravel where the work is data and the back office: accounts, roles, reports, integrations. Next.js where the work is a public site that has to be fast and found in search. Many builds use both — Laravel behind, Next.js in front.

  • Handed over, not held hostage

    A CMS with training, hosting for the first year, and support that continues once the site is live.

Selected work

Built for clients you can go and look at.

  • Two screens from the FIORI staff app: the price-check product list with stock badges, and a product detail showing the member price

    Retail web app

    FIORI Antasura Denpasar

    app.fiori.id

  • Luxe Haven Villas website showing the villa search and a private-pool villa listing

    Villa rentals

    Luxe Haven Villas

    luxehavenvillas.com

  • The simple.web.id homepage: Web design in Bali, engineered simply, over a dotted world map

    Studio website

    Simple Multimedia Digital

    simple.web.id

How we work

A process you can follow without a project manager.

  1. STEP 01

    Consultation

    We talk through what the business needs and agree the scope. Work starts once the 40% deposit is settled.

  2. STEP 02

    Research

    Your market, your competitors and how the business actually operates — so the structure follows a strategy rather than a visual trend.

  3. STEP 03

    Design

    The interface is designed and revised with you until you sign it off. Nothing is built on a design you have not approved.

  4. STEP 04

    Development

    The approved design becomes a working, mobile-friendly site. While we build, you can be preparing text and photographs.

  5. STEP 05

    Launch

    After testing and your final approval it goes live on your domain, and we submit it to Google so it starts being indexed.

  6. STEP 06

    Support

    Technical support continues after launch, with system and plugin updates kept current so the site stays secure.

FAQ

Before you ask.

Can customers pay automatically?
Yes. Stores are built with a payment gateway integrated, so customers can pay by bank virtual account, card or e-wallet at any hour without anyone checking transfers by hand. Every store is served over an SSL certificate, so passwords and payment details are encrypted in transit.
Is shipping calculated automatically?
Yes. The store connects to Indonesian couriers — JNE, TIKI, SiCepat, GoSend and others — and works the shipping cost out from the product weight and the customer's address rather than asking them to guess or wait for a reply.
How long does it take?
A standard company profile site or online store usually takes one to three weeks. What moves that number is the feature list and how ready your content is — text and photographs from your side are the most common reason a project waits. We keep revising the design with you until it is signed off, and only then build on it.
Is this only for large companies?
No. The work runs from independent professionals and small businesses through to larger companies, and the scope is matched to the budget rather than the other way round. A four-page profile site and a hundred-page catalogue are both normal projects here.
What happens after launch?
Technical support continues after your site goes live. Optional maintenance covers regular backups, system and plugin updates, security scanning and malware cleanup, uptime monitoring, speed optimisation, help with content updates, and a monthly report of the work done. Light update requests are usually finished the same working day, and plans are billed hourly, monthly or yearly.

Tell us what you want to launch.

Send us a brief and we will come back with a scope and a quote. Projects start on a 40% deposit, and there is no obligation before that.