Shown by industry and province rather than by name, because several of these were built as proposals and it is not our place to publish a client list.
We build for South African trades, auto, construction, industrial and professional service businesses. Each site below replaced one that was either broken on a phone, invisible to search engines, or years out of date.
The problem: Five pages. Their site still carried Flash content and would not resize on a phone, while the business itself had 121 Google reviews at 4.3 stars.
What we built: Symptom finder, service pages, workshop gallery, hours and an FAQ marked up so search engines can quote it.
The problem: Seven pages for a manufacturer with four branches, a colour range, and product specifications that were buried in prose.
What we built: Profile and thickness tables, a full colour chart in readable text, and all four branches marked up as one company rather than four unrelated listings.
The problem: Six pages. Thirty years of work, industrial clients most people would recognise, and a client logo strip that was one flat image no search engine could read.
What we built: Client names restored as text, a four stage HowTo for the drilling process, and nine buyer questions answered in the format AI assistants quote.
The problem: A B2B manufacturer whose site had to explain a technical service to buyers who were comparing several suppliers at once.
What we built: Service breakdown, process explanation and a contact path built for enquiries rather than walk-ins.
Almost every business we have rebuilt had the same three problems, and none of them were about how the old site looked.
Those are cheap to fix and expensive to ignore, and they are the first things we check on any site we are asked to replace.