Web Development in Kenya
I build websites and web applications that do a job — take the order, qualify the lead, run the operation — rather than sit there looking finished.
Most business websites fail before a visitor reads a word, and it is rarely the design. They were built to exist, not to convert. No clear offer, no reason to act today, and no system behind the contact form, so the enquiry lands in an inbox nobody opens on a Saturday.
A site has about five seconds to answer three questions: what do you do, who is it for, and what should I do next. If a stranger cannot answer all three from the first screen, the design was never the bottleneck.
The platforms in the case studies range from marketplaces with wallets and M-Pesa withdrawals, through agent operations dashboards, to student-facing tools serving six figures of users. What they have in common is a system behind the interface — payments, records, notifications, and something that happens automatically when a visitor raises their hand.
What this fixes
- Invisible online
- Low conversions
- Slow & outdated platforms
Work that proves it
- PesatrixA Kenyan digital task platform connecting people looking for online income with businesses offering micro-tasks.
- BingwaOneA unified platform for managing the sales and daily operations of Bingwa Sokoni agents.
- ValueHomeProsA lead-generation platform connecting homeowners with vetted local home-service professionals.
Tools and platforms
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- PHP
- Laravel
- Node.js
- Express
- HTML
- CSS
- Tailwind CSS
- SQL
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Supabase
- Firebase
- REST APIs
- Git
React
Next.js
TypeScript
JavaScript
PHP
Laravel
Node.js
Express
HTML
CSS
Tailwind CSS
SQL
PostgreSQL
MySQL
Supabase
Firebase
REST APIs
GitCommon questions
- How much does a website cost in Kenya?
- Scope decides price, so there is no menu here. A brochure site and a platform with payments, accounts and an admin panel are different projects with different numbers. Describe what is broken and you get a fixed figure in writing, not a bracket.
- Can you integrate M-Pesa payments into a website?
- Yes — STK push, C2B, callbacks, reconciliation and the records around them. Several of the platforms in the case studies run live M-Pesa payment flows.
- Do you redesign existing websites?
- Where a redesign is actually the fix. Often it is not — new colours on an unclear offer is still an unclear offer. The first conversation establishes whether the problem is the design, the offer, or the absence of a system behind it.