Web design and development for Durban & Umhlanga, beachfront to the Ridge.
Whether you run a Florida Road restaurant, a coastal guesthouse or an office on Umhlanga Ridge, I build websites that look the part and bring in bookings and enquiries.
01 Built for hospitality and the coastal market
A website that works as hard as a Durban business does.
Hospitality is a big part of the Durban and Umhlanga market — restaurants, guesthouses, salons and tour operators all live or die by how easily someone can see the menu, the rooms or the services and book from their phone. That shapes the build: fast-loading pages, clear photos, and a booking or enquiry path that works from a phone on the beach as well as a desktop in an office on the Ridge.
Local, affordable and fully managed. I design, build and support mobile-first websites for small businesses across Durban and Umhlanga — hospitality, retail, professional services and more. Most sites launch within 7 to 14 days of a clear brief — get in touch for a straight, custom quote.
02 Why me
Why Durban & Umhlanga businesses work with me.
01
Built for bookings and enquiries
Restaurants, guesthouses and salons need visitors to act, not just browse. Sites are built around a clear booking or enquiry path from the first screen.
02
Fast on a phone at the beach
Mobile data isn't always fast. Every site is light and quick-loading, not built to look good only on office fibre.
03
From the CBD to the Ridge
Durban central, Berea and Glenwood out to Umhlanga, Umdloti and the northern suburbs — same pricing, same turnaround.
04
A straight quote, no drawn-out sales process
Tell me what you need and you get a clear quote and what's included — no lengthy discovery process before you know what a site costs.
03 The proof
Not a claim. A measurement.
Reflection Cleaning — designed, built and hosted here. These are the numbers that site scores in production, on the same approach your build would get.
PageSpeed
100/100
Load time
0.6s
Plugins
0
Requests
14
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04 What's possible
Examples of what's possible.
01
Starter package
Northwood Plumbing Co.
A one-page site for a plumbing business — mobile-first, WhatsApp booking, working contact form, click-to-call.
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02
Essentials package
Ridgeline Medical
A 4-page medical practice — real navigation, appointment request form, Google Maps embed, service and doctor pages.
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03
Growth package
Ironline Strength & Conditioning
A 7-page strength gym — a live weekly schedule, class booking wizard, mock checkout, blog and reviews.
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05 Pricing
Priced around what you need.
Projects run from R1,500 – R50,000+, depending on how much the site has to do. Most are quoted individually — send me what you're trying to achieve and I'll price it properly. If you'd rather have a fixed number up front, the packages, hosting and care plans are all laid out on the services page.
06 FAQ
Questions from Durban & Umhlanga business owners.
How much does a website cost in Durban?
It depends on what the site has to do. Most projects land between R1,500 and R50,000 — a simple one-pager for a small venue sits near the bottom of that range, while a restaurant or guesthouse site with custom design, menus and a booking flow sits well above it. If you'd rather have a fixed number up front, there are set packages from R3,500 once-off, with hosting a flat R99/month on top. Either way, tell me what you need and you'll get a straight quote.
Do you build websites for restaurants and guesthouses?
Yes — hospitality is a big part of the Durban and Umhlanga market. Sites are built to show your menu, rooms or services and make it easy for people to book or enquire from their phones.
Can the website take bookings for my B&B or salon?
Yes, that can be built in — the Growth package includes online booking, so guests or clients can pick a slot or a room themselves. Simpler sites work well with an enquiry form and a WhatsApp button instead.
Do you cover both Durban central and Umhlanga Ridge?
Yes — from the CBD, Berea and Glenwood out to Umhlanga, Umdloti and the northern suburbs. Same pricing and the same turnaround across the area.
How long does a website take to build?
Starter and Essentials sites are usually live within 7 to 14 days of receiving your content. Growth sites, or custom-quoted projects, take a little longer depending on scope.
Ready for more calls from Google?
Tell me what you're trying to achieve and you'll get a straight quote for the actual project — not a package you have to squeeze into.