Website Development

Websites that people can use on a phone with a weak signal, and that do a job: take a booking, sell a product, answer a question. From a bus line selling seats to a small shop with an online catalogue.

Best for

Businesses that need to sell, book or inform online, and organizations that need a clear public presence.

What is included.

Booking and reservations
Schedules, seat selection, availability and confirmations, the same kind of flow used on the bus portals built for more than ten operators.
Online stores and payments
WooCommerce and custom carts with Stripe, PayMongo, GCash or PayPal.
Custom themes and plugins
WordPress built to the design, not a template with your logo on it, with PHP and MySQL tuned for speed.
Modern front ends
Vue, Nuxt, React and Next.js when a site needs to behave more like an app.
Built to be found
Clean structure, quick loading and mobile-first layouts so search engines and people can both read it.

How a project goes.

01
Map the pages and flows
We decide what visitors need to do and the shortest path to doing it.
02
Design and build
Responsive layouts first on the phone, then the larger screens.
03
Connect booking and payment
Reservations, carts and payment gateways are tested with real transactions.
04
Launch and hand over
Deployment, a walkthrough of the admin, and notes so your team can edit content.

Tools for the job.

WordPress
WooCommerce
PHP
MySQL
Vue
Nuxt
React
Next.js
Tailwind CSS

Work like this.

Booking website
NextBus PH
Multi-liner bus schedule & booking aggregator platform for nationwide Philippine bus routes. Allows passengers to compare rates, view schedules, and book across 50+ operators.
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Booking website
DLTB Co.
Official web portal for DLTB Co., one of the largest provincial bus operators in the Philippines. Features online seat reservations, route lookup, and terminal schedules.
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Booking website
ALPS The Bus
Official online bus booking & ticketing portal for ALPS Executive Coach. Serves high-frequency passenger routes across Luzon including Cubao, Batangas, Bicol, Laguna, and Quezon.
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