Service coverage / Pretoria
Website design & SEO in Pretoria.
Organise information and document-led enquiries. Website design and SEO support delivered from our Greenside, Randburg studio.
We work remotely with businesses in Pretoria. This is a service-area page, not a claim of a local office.
01 / Your website brief
Help visitors find the right information.
For organisations with policies, forms or detailed service requirements, plan navigation around the task visitors need to complete. Keep important information on readable web pages, with downloads as supporting material.
02 / Your website brief
Make document downloads understandable.
Use descriptive download labels, file types and dates where useful. Agree who owns the source documents and how outdated versions will be replaced after the website launches.
03 / Your website brief
Build accessibility into the brief.
Use readable text, labelled forms and keyboard-accessible controls. Discuss any specific accessibility requirements before design so they become part of the agreed work.
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 Pretoria.
Do you have an office in Pretoria?
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 Pretoria 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.