Bio pages, branded short links, dynamic QR codes and the analytics behind them.
Web Development
LEBX designs and builds business websites, landing pages, ecommerce stores, SaaS marketing sites and custom web applications — responsive, accessible, fast to load and structured for search engines from the first line of code.
The problem
No clear offer, no clear next step, and forms that go nowhere. A website should explain what you do in seconds and make it easy to act.
Heavy themes, unoptimised images and plugin stacks hurt both visitors and search visibility. Most of your traffic is on mobile.
Every text change needs a developer, or the CMS is so fragile that the team avoids touching it.
Leads arrive by email and are copied into spreadsheets by hand. The site should hand data to your CRM, inbox and email tools.
Capabilities
Clear positioning, service pages that answer real questions, and conversion paths that turn visits into enquiries.
Focused pages for campaigns and launches, built for speed and measured with proper analytics events.
Stores with clean product architecture, fast category pages and checkout flows that reduce friction.
Product marketing sites with feature pages, documentation hubs, pricing structure and signup flows.
Custom portals, internal dashboards and customer-facing apps, with authentication, roles and data from your APIs.
Content your team can edit safely, plus connections to CRMs, payment providers, email platforms and webhooks.
Technology
These are typical choices. The right stack depends on your content, your integrations and who will run the site after launch.
Frameworks
Interface
Content
Commerce & data
Performance
We build against Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds — Largest Contentful Paint within 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint within 200 milliseconds, Cumulative Layout Shift below 0.1 — and test on mid-range phones, not just fast laptops.
SEO
Every page ships with the fundamentals search engines expect. We don't promise rankings — nobody honestly can — but nothing technical will hold your content back.
Process
Every engagement follows clear, documented steps, so you always know what happens next.
A working session to understand the business, the people involved, the tools already in place and what success should look like.
Sitemap, page purposes, search intent and the content each page needs — before any visual design.
A design system and key page layouts, designed for mobile and desktop from the start.
Development with performance budgets, accessibility checks, metadata and structured data built in.
Redirects, analytics, search console setup and a post-launch check of speed, indexing and forms.
Examples
A fast site with services, location, booking and WhatsApp contact.
A launch site that explains the product and captures early users.
A portfolio and service site that reflects the quality of your work.
An internal dashboard that pulls data from existing systems.
FAQ
Yes. LEBX builds custom websites and web applications. Where an existing platform is the better fit for your team — for example a hosted store — we will say so and build on it.
It depends on the project. For custom sites and apps we typically use modern frameworks such as Next.js and React with TypeScript. For content-heavy or ecommerce sites we choose the platform your team can realistically maintain.
Technical SEO is part of every build: clean URLs, metadata, structured data, sitemaps, internal linking, image optimisation and fast loading. No one can honestly guarantee rankings, but a technically sound site gives your content the best chance.
Yes. We set up content editing that fits your team, and hand over documentation for common changes.
It depends on scope. A focused landing page is much quicker than a multi-language site or a custom web application. You receive a timeline after discovery, once the scope is clear.
The cost of a business website depends on the number of pages, custom design, integrations (CRM, WhatsApp, payments) and whether it is a website or a web application. LEBX does not use fixed template pricing: after a discovery call you receive a written scope and estimate before any work begins.
A website mainly presents information — pages about your business, services and content. A web application lets users do things: log in, manage data, book, pay or use a dashboard. LEBX builds both, and many business sites combine the two.
(Next step)
Share your current site, your goals and your timeline. We'll come back with questions, not a template quote.