Web development · Singapore

Web development in Singapore that works.

Bookings, member areas, a form that writes into the system you already use. Built properly, on WordPress, and handed over as yours.

From ~S$ 63 / month · billed in USD ($49) · ~S$ 256 to start ($200), off the price
The problem

Five plugins holding hands.

Most «custom» sites are a stack of plugins that each solve a quarter of the problem. It works until one updates, and then nobody knows which one broke it.

How it usually ends
The plugin pile
Nine plugins, three doing the same job, two abandoned.
The update
One version bump and the booking form stops sending.
The developer
Gone, and the code was never yours to read.
What it should be
Less installed, more understood, and handed over.
Coverage · Singapore

Website development for Singapore businesses.

Web development in Singapore when the site has a job: bookings, member areas, quoting tools, or a form that has to write into the system you already run. WordPress at the base, custom code where a plugin would be a compromise.

What gets built
Booking and scheduling
Availability, confirmations and reminders.
Member and client areas
Logins, gated content, renewals.
Integrations
Your CRM, calendar, accounting or spreadsheet.
Custom features
Written, not assembled out of nine plugins.
How a development job runs
Scoped first
What it must do, and what it must not break.
Quoted in writing
The figure and the date before anything is built.
Built on staging
You click through it before it goes live.
Handed over
Code, access and documentation in your name.
What clients say

Sites that had a job to do.

“We needed a professional presence to reach European clients. Daniel built the website and set up Google Ads, and inquiries increased significantly.”

Fernando · Dream Courts

“Our old website was years behind the business. Daniel rebuilt it from scratch and now runs our SEO — one point of contact, and things move without chasing.”

Yoon Phey · AZEO, Malaysia
Before you ask

What Singapore clients ask first.

Because you should be able to change your own content, and hire anybody to maintain it. A bespoke framework locks you to whoever wrote it — which is good for me and bad for you.

Yes. Code, access and documentation are handed over in your name. There is no licence held on my account and nothing that stops working if you leave.

Usually. Tell me what it is and whether it has an API, and I will tell you honestly on the first call whether it is a morning’s work or a project — including when it is not possible.

Start here

Tell me what it has to do.

One call, and a written scope with the figure and the date. Nothing gets built before you have both.