Most business websites in Sri Lanka have the same three problems. They are slow, because they were built by stacking plugins. Nobody at the company can update them, because the person who built it left. And they only exist in English, which quietly excludes a large part of the market.
We build to avoid all three.
Fast because of what we leave out
A page builder makes a site easy to assemble and permanently heavy to load. We build with custom themes where speed matters, which means less code, fewer requests and pages that open properly on mobile data outside Colombo.
Speed is not vanity. It affects your search ranking, and it affects whether someone on a slow connection waits.
You can edit it
Every site we hand over, we hand over with training on how to change it. Prices, staff, services, news — the things that go stale — are all editable without calling us. We would rather be paid for building new things than for changing a phone number.
Bilingual from the start
Sinhala and English properly, on separate indexed pages, so both versions appear in search. Not a machine-translation widget bolted on at the end, which reads badly and gives you no search benefit at all. Retrofitting a second language later costs far more than planning for it at the start, so we ask about it early.
Online stores
If you sell online, we handle the payment side with the gateways your customers already recognise, alongside cash on delivery — which, for most Sri Lankan retailers, remains the majority of orders and is often the part that gets designed badly.
Stock can connect back to your ERP, so the site is not selling things you no longer have.
Hosting and maintenance
We host and maintain what we build. Updates, backups, security patches and someone to call when something breaks. Sites that nobody maintains get compromised, and cleaning up a hacked site costs several times what maintaining it would have.
What we do not do
We do not do quick template sites for very small budgets. There are people who do that well and cheaply, and you should use them if that is what fits. We are worth the difference when the site has to do real work — bilingual, connected to your systems, or carrying transactions.
Getting started
Tell us what the site needs to achieve. If a simpler answer than ours would work, we will say so.