Web design and development insights from Nairobi
Practical guides on building, ranking and running websites in Kenya — written by the team that ships them.
Who Owns Your Website? Domain, Code and Content Explained
Who owns my website: you or the developer? How to check whose name your domain is in, what to do when a designer will not hand over logins, and the handover checklist that prevents it happening.
Website Quote Checklist: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay
Use this website quote checklist to turn vague web design quotes into a fair comparison: scope, content, VAT, revisions, ownership, logins and support, with 15 questions to send back before you pay.
How to Get More Leads From Your Business Website
A conversion audit built around how Kenyans actually enquire (WhatsApp, calls, M-Pesa), with tracking first so you can tell which changes worked, and a 30-day plan to get more leads from your website.
Website Maintenance Checklist: A Runbook for Kenyan SMEs
A weekly, monthly and quarterly website maintenance checklist covering uptime, updates, backups, access, privacy notices and SEO health, written so you can do it yourself, delegate it or audit whoever does.
Website Features by Industry: A Kenyan Business Checklist
A sector-by-sector reference for Kenyan businesses: the pages, integrations and trust signals a hotel, school, clinic, law firm, SACCO, car yard or online shop actually needs, with links to deeper guides.
Business Software for Kenyan SMEs: Buy, Build or Customise?
A practical decision framework for Kenyan SMEs choosing between a subscription product, a customised package or custom-built software, with M-Pesa, eTIMS and data protection as the local tests.
SEO for Kenyan Small Businesses: The Practical Guide
An owner-level SEO playbook for Kenyan small businesses: how Google ranks pages, free keyword research, on-page basics, county-level local SEO, content, technical health, tracking, and what to do yourself versus outsource.
M-Pesa for Online Business: Every Payment Option Compared
Manual Till payments, STK push through Daraja, payment aggregators and card gateways compared side by side on setup effort, reconciliation work and what the customer sees at checkout.
How to Start an Online Store in Kenya: Step-by-Step Guide
A practical, operations-first guide to starting an online store in Kenya: testing demand, choosing a platform, taking M-Pesa, delivering countrywide, returns, eTIMS and the daily routine once orders start.
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