Web Design & Development in the Philippines
Business websites, responsive web design, CMS implementation and website redesign. Work directly with a developer in Koronadal City, serving the Philippines and clients worldwide.
For a new business website or redesign: discuss the pages, editing needs, inquiry or booking links, and any migration. External booking and payment tools are separate from the website itself.
Web design and development for your business
Rootscratch provides web design and development for businesses across the Philippines and worldwide. We build company websites, service websites, landing pages and sites your team can update through a CMS.
Your visitors may need a quotation, service details, branch contacts or a link to your booking provider. We plan the pages and forms around those needs.
What your website can include
Service pages and a clear content structure
Organize your services, industries, projects and contact information so a visitor can find the right answer. We plan page relationships and navigation before adding visual detail. Each service page should explain its own scope and connect to relevant work.
Responsive design and usable interfaces
Layouts, typography, menus and forms are designed for mobile and desktop use. The scope can include wireframes and interface prototypes so you can review the main journeys before implementation. Keyboard access, readable contrast and clear feedback are considered alongside the visual design.
Content management for your team
A CMS can let authorized staff update services, articles, project details and images. We agree which fields your team controls and how drafts, publication and access should work. Handover includes the routine editing process.
Inquiry forms and connected tools
Forms can route inquiries to the appropriate inbox or connect to an existing CRM through API integration. We define required information, validation, acknowledgment and failure handling so a visitor knows whether a request was submitted.
Search and performance foundations
The build can include descriptive titles and headings, canonical URLs, crawlable links, sitemap generation and structured data appropriate to the page. Images and scripts are reviewed for their effect on loading and interaction. Ongoing search research and content improvement can be scoped through SEO services.
Examples of different customer journeys
At Vivant Medical, practitioner cards let visitors read a profile or go straight to the booking provider. For Yolly's Pancit Malabon, each branch card groups its address, contact number, map and ordering link. The case studies show these decisions with screenshots and explain the delivered scope. XS Online Auctions is a website project for an auction business in Canada.
For a company information site, Bright Exponents shows a Laravel implementation with responsive layouts and organized business content. A clinic needs practitioner and booking information; a food business needs menus and branch contacts. Your project brief should identify the information and actions that matter to your customers.
Redesigning an existing website
A redesign starts with the current pages, useful content, integrations and search traffic. We identify which URLs should stay, which pages need redirects and which workflows must keep working. A visual refresh, CMS migration and full rebuild have different costs and risks.
For broader repairs or ongoing work, see maintenance and system revamp. For shopping carts, orders and checkout, explore e-commerce development. Accounts, permissions and operational workflows may fit custom web application development.
Choose the website scope you need
These are starting points for a quotation. The agreed brief defines the pages, functions and support included in your project.
| Website type | Work to discuss | What your team prepares |
|---|---|---|
| Company or service website | Service pages, project information, contact paths and responsive layouts | Business details, service descriptions, brand assets and approved images |
| Landing page | One offer, a clear inquiry action and form routing | Offer details, audience, campaign source and the destination for inquiries |
| Website with a CMS | Editable content, staff permissions and an editing handover | The content staff need to manage and who can approve publication |
| Website redesign or migration | Existing-page review, replacement layouts, URL mapping and launch checks | Current website access, important URLs, useful content and connected tools |
Your proposal separates website work, third-party services and ongoing costs. Confirm who owns the domain and hosting accounts, who supplies content, what testing is included, and what support follows launch. Our website quotation comparison guide explains how to compare those inclusions.
Scope, cost and delivery
Your quotation depends on content readiness, design requirements, CMS needs, integrations and migration effort. We separate the functions you need at launch from optional later work so you can compare their costs. Hosting, paid tools and ongoing support are itemized separately where applicable.
We agree a brief and milestones, review working pages, test the important customer actions and prepare handover. Repository access, domain and hosting ownership, content responsibilities and post-launch support are settled before launch.
Questions before hiring a web developer
Can we work together if my business is outside Mindanao?
Yes. Rootscratch is based in Koronadal City and works remotely throughout Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, as well as internationally. We agree meeting times, written decisions and review milestones around the people involved.
Can my team update the website?
Yes, when a CMS is included. We define editable areas and staff permissions during planning, so everyday updates have a clear process.
What should I prepare for a quote?
Share your current website, target customers, required pages, desired functions, content status and budget range. Our quotation comparison guide explains useful questions about inclusions and ownership.
Discuss your website, or read how to work with a Philippine developer from overseas.