Web design & development
Opening
A website is the foundation everything else sits on. The 3D app you link from, the configurator your customer lands after, the campaign your brand system shows up through. It has to be fast, it has to be legible, and it has to ship.
We've built close to forty production websites across Korean industrial exporters, biotech, tech startups, prosumer tools, and consumer brands. About two-thirds are multilingual (Korean + English at minimum; some go to four languages). Most ship in 6–10 weeks.
What we build
Brochure and catalogue sites
Structured presentation of a product line, service catalogue, or capability map. Fast to ship, multilingual by default.
Typical: 2–5 weeks · $8K–$20K Example: DASCO heat-exchanger manufacturer (trilingual), Talent LNG cryogenic piping (trilingual), ROBOne robotics.
Marketing sites
Product-led marketing platforms with narrative hero sections, case studies, blog, newsletter capture, and campaign-specific landing pages.
Typical: 4–7 weeks · $16K–$40K Example: enParticle biotech, CABEON animation-IP hub, HYBRO / The Hive power tools.
Ecommerce: simple
Shopify or Cafe24 theme with a well-structured product catalog, standard cart, and checkout. Integrated analytics, email capture, bilingual-ready.
Typical: 5–8 weeks · $20K–$50K Best for: Small-to-mid D2C brands with a clean catalogue (≤100 SKUs) and standard purchase flow.
Ecommerce: complex
Custom storefront or headless commerce with multi-currency, B2B pricing tiers, loyalty logic, PIM integration, advanced merchandising.
Typical: 8–14 weeks · $50K–$120K Best for: Premium brands going global, B2B+D2C hybrids, multi-warehouse operations.
Complex platforms
Multi-role web applications (customer portals, dealer networks, content platforms) with authentication, dashboards, and structured data.
Typical: 12–20 weeks · $80K–$200K
What "multilingual" actually means for us
We ship sites in up to four languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese. When we say "multilingual," we mean:
- Translation handled by native-speaker copywriters in our network (not Google Translate)
- Region-specific SEO (title tags, meta descriptions, JSON-LD schema. Each tuned per locale)
- Naver-optimized for Korean-market search
- RTL support on request (we've not yet shipped an Arabic or Hebrew site, but the stack handles it)
- Proper locale-aware number, date, currency, and unit formatting
- A deploy flow that lets you update one language without redeploying all
Korean SEO is a real capability, not a copy claim. Korean-government Export Voucher projects require it; we've shipped more than a thousand.
Korean-market integrations we've shipped
If you're selling into the Korean market (or from Korea outward) these are table-stakes:
- Naver SmartStore. Commerce hand-off for brands that want both a branded site and a Naver storefront
- KakaoTalk Business Channel. Direct customer messaging, campaign broadcasts (we integrate via Performars or directly)
- Naver Blog. Legacy content, structured migration when needed
- Saramin. Recruiting integration for corporate sites that publish open positions
- HACCP / KC / KIWA. Certification display components for food, medical, and industrial categories
- Korean payment gateways. KG Inicis, NICEPay, Tosspay, KakaoPay
Tech stack (by default)
- Framework: Next.js App Router (for most), Astro (for content-heavy marketing sites), vanilla HTML+CSS (for lightweight brochure builds)
- Styling: Tailwind CSS with design-token systems
- CMS: Sanity, Strapi, or Payload. Headless by default; WordPress only when the client already runs it
- Animation: Framer Motion, GSAP, Theatre.js for sequenced motion
- Search: Algolia or Meilisearch for rich search; Typesense for on-device
- Hosting: Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages; client AWS/GCP when enterprise infra required
- Analytics: Fathom or Plausible (privacy-first); GA4 when the client mandates it
- Forms + CRM: HubSpot free tier, Resend for transactional, custom endpoints for anything bespoke
We're comfortable working in your existing stack. The defaults above are what we reach for on a greenfield project.
What makes our web different
Korean-market specificity
If you're selling from or into Korea, we know the stack, the quirks, the government programs, the regulations, and the buyer behavior. More than a thousand Korean-SME Export Voucher projects.
Multilingual built-in, not bolted-on
Multilingual is a default, not a feature we add in week 8. Every site we ship is structurally ready for a second or third locale, even if only English launches on day one.
We respect the stack you've got
Cafe24, legacy WordPress, a specific CRM, a specific ERP. We work in what you have. We'll tell you when a stack is holding your product back, but we don't insist on a ground-up replatform to show off.
Shipping speed
Six to ten weeks for a marketing site is normal for us. An agency that takes six months for the same scope is charging you for organizational overhead you don't need to pay for.
Productized: Brand + Site Express: $14,000, 4–6 weeks
Full brand identity plus a 10-page bilingual marketing site. For funded startups, product-line spin-offs, or rebrand launches.
What's included:
- Brand identity system (logo, colour system, typography, visual direction)
- 10 pages of marketing site in English + Korean (or English + one other language)
- Next.js + Sanity build, deployed to Vercel
- Google Analytics, sitemap, basic SEO, Open Graph
- 30 days of post-launch support
What's not included (available as add-ons):
- E-commerce functionality
- Multilingual beyond two languages
- Complex integrations (CRM beyond HubSpot free, ERP, PIM)
- Custom illustration / photography beyond brand system essentials
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