Web Design Asia

CONCEPT PROJECTS

Here's what a WDA website looks like.

A few examples of how we approach different kinds of small-business websites. These are concept builds rather than client projects, but they show the sort of layout, structure and thinking we can bring to a real brief.

Café & food

Kopi Suds

A kopitiam in Serangoon. The site does one job: tell people what's on the menu, when they're open and where to find them.

  • Menu
  • Opening hours
  • Location
  • Responsive

The brief

Kopi Suds had a flyer, not a website. Customers kept asking for the menu and opening hours, so the brief was simple: make those things impossible to miss.

What we focused on

The menu, opening hours and location lead the page — the three things walk-in customers actually need. It stays calm on a phone, because that's where most people will look at it.

The result

A one-page site that answers the common questions before a customer asks. New visitors can see the menu, check the hours and get directions without calling in.

Professional services

Aster & Co.

An accounting firm for small businesses. The site needs to sound as careful as the people behind it, and make getting in touch easy.

  • Plain language
  • Clear CTA
  • Contact form

The brief

Clients choose an accounting firm because they trust them. Aster wanted a site that says what they do in plain English, without the usual industry jargon.

What we focused on

One short paragraph per service that a busy owner can actually read, and a clear path to an intro call. No jargon, no wall of text.

The result

A calm, easy-to-read site with "book an intro call" one click away — a clear answer to the only question that matters: what do you do, and how do I start?

Home & neighbourhood services

HomeTidy.sg

A two-person cleaning service in the East. The site is built to get bookings, so the call to action does the talking.

  • Contact form
  • Mobile-first
  • Clear CTA

The brief

Most enquiries arrive on a phone, from someone standing in a flat that needs cleaning. HomeTidy wanted one obvious thing to do: request a quote.

What we focused on

One big, obvious action on every screen — request a quote — with the service areas listed first, so people know they're covered before they ask.

The result

A short site where the quote button is never far from a thumb, and the service areas answer "do you come to my block?" before the form is even opened.