Web Development in the Philippines, Built on Frameworks With a Future

Design decides what the site looks like and how someone moves through it. Development makes it work: the code, the CMS, the database, the forms, the payments, the integrations and the load time. We do both in one project, so nothing gets lost in a handover between two suppliers blaming each other. If you already have designs from someone else, we can scope the build alone.

Next.js and React for fast, SEO-friendly front-ends; Laravel and PHP for back-office logic; MySQL or PostgreSQL for data; WordPress when a client genuinely needs it. The choice comes from what the site has to do and who will maintain it afterwards. Whatever we pick, the code sits in Git and belongs to you.

Yes — the code, the database, the design files, the content and the domain. We host on VenderIT Cloud and support the build, but there is no licence keeping you here. Ask for a repository copy at any point and you get one, without a conversation about why you want it.

Yes. We build for businesses in the US and Australia as well as Filipino-owned companies abroad. Manila time overlaps the Australian working day and gives US clients overnight progress on a build. Everything runs on calls, shared staging links and written milestones. The team is available Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm PHT, and the AI assistant on your site answers around the clock in between.

Five working days for Starter, ten for Pro, fifteen for Business, counted from the day content and approvals are in hand. Custom platforms with heavy integrations take longer and get a milestone schedule up front. The delay is almost never the code — it is waiting on content, logins and sign-offs, which is why we ask for those first.

That is most of the takeover work we do. The first question is whether a codebase exists at all — a repository with history, or only files sitting on a live server that nobody has ever run locally. Then we check what it is pinned to: framework and language versions, dependencies that no longer install, a build step only the last developer could complete. You get a written read on whether it can be extended safely or whether the honest answer is a rebuild. WordPress takeovers work differently and are covered on the WordPress page.

Every build ships with an admin panel and CMS your team can actually use — pages, prices, listings, staff, promos — plus training and written documentation. Unlimited listings and unlimited users are included, so growth does not quietly turn into a bigger monthly bill.