Web development here means one of two things: a marketing site your team can update and search engines can read, or a web application with accounts, data, and logic behind it. The first is measured in enquiries. The second is measured in whether it holds up when real people use it.
A site that loads fast, ranks, and can be edited without a developer is not a luxury tier. It is the baseline.
Layout, typography, and motion are designed for your content, then built. Where a template genuinely serves the budget better, I will say so rather than bill for bespoke work you do not need.
Webflow CMS or a headless setup like Sanity, structured so a non-technical person can add a case study or change a price without opening a ticket.
Semantic markup, structured data, clean URLs, real metadata, fast Core Web Vitals, and a page architecture that gives each service its own indexable home.
Analytics and conversion tracking wired to the actions that matter — enquiry submitted, quote requested, call booked — plus session recording where it will teach you something.
NRS Solutions needed 200+ cable SKUs to be filterable in the browser without a page reload. Bounce rate on the product section dropped 35% after launch and the sales team started getting better-informed calls.
NRS Solutions
2023
Full Webflow build for NRS Solutions, a specialist cable and connectivity supplier. The site features a custom-built product catalogue with 200+ items, faceted CMS filtering by category and specification, and a GSAP-animated homepage that positions the brand as a technical authority.
Pricing here is what real projects of this shape have cost. Your quote will be fixed in writing before anything starts.
A focused marketing site with a CMS starts around R15,000. A larger site with a product catalogue, filtering, and custom animation typically runs R35,000 to R80,000. Web applications with user accounts and a database start around R60,000. Every quote is scoped before work begins, not estimated during it.
Two to four weeks from kickoff to launch for a standard marketing site, assuming content is ready. Larger builds with custom CMS structures or e-commerce run four to eight weeks. Waiting on copy and photography is the single most common cause of delay.
Webflow when your team needs to edit freely and the site is mostly content and marketing. Next.js when you need accounts, custom logic, a real database, or deep integration with other systems. Choosing Next.js for a five-page brochure site is over-engineering, and choosing Webflow for a product is a ceiling you will hit within a year.
Yes. DNS, Cloudflare, Google Workspace, and mail routing are part of the handover when you need them. RedPower Africa was a full infrastructure setup alongside the build, documented so they could manage it themselves afterwards.
2024
A full redesign of a Cape Town gelato brand's website with a modern look and premium feel.
2026
A German-language marketing site for an EV charging infrastructure company, built to convert two very different audiences.
2026
A Next.js rebuild of a digital studio's brand site, replacing Webflow and adding three-language support.
Thirty minutes on a call is usually enough to work out whether this is a two-week job, a two-month job, or something you should not build at all. You get a written scope and a fixed price before anything starts.
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