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A full institutional site for a Kampala university, built so prospective students can find courses, entry requirements and application dates without phoning the office. Programme pages are structured for search, so course names surface directly in Google.

An online store for academic and office supplies, serving students and schools from Kitende on Entebbe Road. Built so stock can be updated quickly and parents can find what a book list calls for without hunting through categories.

A connected diagnostics platform that needed explaining to two very different audiences, clinicians and investors, without either feeling talked down to. We split the journey early and kept the technical detail one click deep.

A homecare provider whose enquiries came mostly from families researching late at night. The site leads with reassurance and plain service definitions, and keeps a call button within reach on every screen.

Pearl Hearing and Speech Solutions is an audiology and speech therapy clinic in Kabalagala, Kampala. The site had to explain hearing tests, hearing aids and therapy services clearly to people who have never booked one before.

A Kampala homecare agency built around trust signals and clarity of service, so families comparing providers can see exactly what is offered and how to start a conversation.

A care provider offering support in Uganda and hospital escort abroad. Two very different services, one site, kept clearly separated so neither audience gets lost.

An appliance retailer in Katwe moving from selling entirely over WhatsApp to a proper online catalogue. Prices in shillings, MTN and Airtel Money at checkout, and a one tap WhatsApp button on every listing because that is how their customers actually buy.

A general supplies business that needed a catalogue buyers could actually browse, plus a quote request path that does not depend on someone answering the phone.

A furniture maker whose work sells on sight, so the site was built around large photography with the ordering detail kept short and out of the way.

A retail brand moving online, built so new stock can be added in minutes without touching a designer.

A nonprofit delivering maternal care across the Lake Victoria islands from Kalangala. The site explains the programmes to donors and partners while staying readable on a basic phone in the field.

A ministry in Kamuli district centred on service times, sermons and giving, kept deliberately calm and readable so it works for an older congregation on older phones.

An organisation site structured around impact rather than history, so a first time visitor understands what the work achieves before they read who runs it.

Two audiences on one site: employers hiring and candidates looking for work, across branches in Kampala, Mbarara, Mbale and Hoima. Separate entry points from the homepage so neither has to wade through content meant for the other.

A Kampala consultancy that was losing enquiries because nobody could tell what it actually did. We led with the services and put the credentials underneath.

A Kampala shoe cleaning and restoration service. The site shows the before and after up front, because that is the whole pitch, and makes booking a collection a single step.

Our own site, rebuilt from the ground up in 2026. Everything we recommend to clients is running here first, from the tabbed story section to the case study modals you are reading this in.

A tour operator competing for international bookings against far bigger names. Photography carries the site, Bwindi, Murchison and Kidepo itineraries are laid out day by day, and every package ends with an enquiry rather than a dead end.

A hotel site in Mubende built around the two questions guests actually arrive with: what do the rooms look like, and how do I book. Everything else sits below that.

A catering business in Bbunga whose menu changes constantly, so the site was built for fast edits. Enquiries run through WhatsApp, which is where the customers already were.

A real estate and land surveying firm in Wobulenzi, Luwero. Restrained typography and generous space, because in land dealing the site has to signal that you are careful.

A rentals business in Kireka needing listings that stay current without a developer involved, and enquiry details attached to each property rather than a single generic form.

A seedling farm in Mityana selling to both wholesale buyers and the public. The site separates the two early so neither journey gets cluttered.

A national federation needing one place for fixtures, results, club listings and membership, maintained by staff who are not web people. Simplicity in the admin mattered as much as the front end.

A youth acrobatics and gymnastics programme built for volunteers to maintain, with events and updates handled through a simple posting flow rather than a page rebuild.