Questions we get asked

It depends on what needs building, and we won’t pretend otherwise. A marketing site is a different job from a booking system. We scope the work first, put a fixed figure in writing, and you decide before anything starts. The contact form has budget brackets — pick the one that fits and we’ll tell you honestly what’s achievable in it.

A content site is usually two to four weeks. A web application depends entirely on scope — we’ve delivered a full tour operator site in two weeks and rebuilt a streaming platform over about a month. You get a timeline in writing with the scope, and we tell you early if something threatens it.

Yes. We’re based in Matara and take on projects island-wide and internationally. Most communication is over email and WhatsApp, with calls when they’re useful. Time zones have not been a problem so far.

Yes, and we’ve done it more than once. We audit what exists, tell you honestly what it needs, and finish it. Two of the projects in our work started that way — one was days from its deadline with unresolved defects when we came in.

The people who scope your project are the people who write the code and the people you talk to afterwards. No account managers, no handover to someone junior.

We stay on if you want us to — hosting, updates, changes and improvements. Launch is not the end of the work. If you’d rather take it in-house, we hand over cleanly with everything documented.

Yes, for content. We build sites so your team can change text and images without calling us. Structural changes — new page types, new features — are where we come back in.

Yes. We design the structure and the interface before writing any code, so you can see it and change it while changing it is still cheap. If you already have a designer or a brand, we work to that instead.