Service coverage / Durban
Website design & SEO in Durban.
Define delivery and checkout requirements before an online store. Website design and SEO support delivered from our Greenside, Randburg studio.
We work remotely with businesses in Durban. This is a service-area page, not a claim of a local office.
01 / Your website brief
Set out fulfilment before designing checkout.
For a Durban business selling online, document delivery areas, collection options, delivery charges and returns. The catalogue and checkout need to reflect what the business can actually fulfil.
02 / Your website brief
Structure products for comparison.
Prepare product names, variants, specifications, prices and approved images. Explain what a customer needs to know before buying, and agree how stock information will be maintained.
03 / Your website brief
Test the purchase and enquiry routes.
A store brief should include payment requirements and order handling; a service website should include form routing and contact details. Test the agreed journeys before publication.
Choose the right scope
Start with the work your business needs.
A new build or redesign starts with custom website design. An existing site's visibility can be reviewed through our SEO services. If you need payments and a catalogue, explore e-commerce design.
See selected website projects and the service-area overview before requesting a proposal. Contact us to discuss the examples and scope relevant to your business.
Frequently asked questions
Planning a website in Durban.
Do you have an office in Durban?
Our studio is at 20 Gleneagles Rd, Greenside, Randburg, 2145. This page describes service coverage, not another office. Projects can be managed remotely by email, phone and WhatsApp.
What should a Durban business prepare for a quote?
Share your service list, website goals, existing URL, content and required features. We confirm the scope, responsibilities, timing and recurring costs in a project-specific proposal.
Can you improve an existing website?
We can review the current structure, content and available search data before recommending improvements or a rebuild. Existing URLs and redirects need to be considered whenever a site changes.