Custom Website Design
A clear page structure and visual system built around your services, brand and customer questions.

Make your first impression count.
Give customers, partners and procurement teams the information they need to understand your business and make contact.

A clear page structure and visual system built around your services, brand and customer questions.

Layouts, navigation and forms that work properly across desktop, tablet and mobile.

Editable content, page titles, redirects and crawlable navigation planned as part of the build.

Show what you do and who you work with.
Explain services, scope and the problems you solve.
Make relevant projects, experience and credentials easy to find.
Give people a clear contact route and ask for useful information.

Update the content your team owns, with editing and publishing permissions agreed before launch.

Plan language versions, translation ownership and navigation before the content is built.



UNO PROPRIETARY CMS VS WORDPRESS
We build websites on UNO’s proprietary CMS. Your team gets editing tools shaped around your content, with design, development and support handled by the team that builds your website.
Purpose-built content management for your website and the people responsible for it.
Built around your business A defined editing experience and a direct relationship with the team behind your CMS.
A general-purpose publishing platform extended through themes, plugins and custom code.
More components to coordinate The site owner and developer need to manage the chosen theme, plugins and their ongoing compatibility.
UNO develops and supports its proprietary CMS. We do not offer WordPress website development.
See how different organisations present their services and information.
View Website PortfolioRight-sized images, considered loading behaviour and checks on real devices.
Descriptive titles, crawlable links, redirects and structured data where appropriate.
Contact routes and forms placed where they help a customer make a decision.
Agree the sitemap, page content and key layouts before development.

Build the approved pages, editing tools and agreed integrations.

Check devices, keyboard access, forms, content and migration redirects.

Complete acceptance checks, editor training and the release handover.


Design decisions based on your content, users and business priorities.
Designers and developers working through the same project brief.
Agree maintenance, change requests and support responsibilities.
We are extremely happy with the result and that we are now able to edit the content and manage the site. The service was excellent, you listened to what we wanted, gave us updates and delivered a quality product. Well done!
The CMS scope should describe the content your team needs to maintain. Review these tasks during planning so design, permissions and handover cover the same requirements.
List the pages, images, downloads and other content types editors must change. Agree required fields and who may prepare, review and publish each type.
Inventory existing pages and downloads. Keep, improve or combine each item, then map retired URLs to relevant replacements and test those redirects before launch.
Ask an editor to update a service page, replace an image and correct a published item. Confirm training, account access, export requirements and support responsibilities in the project scope.
Yes. UNO builds websites on UnoCMS, our own content management system. Your team can edit the pages, images and other content types included in the project. We agree which areas you need to manage and include the relevant editor access and training in the handover scope.
UNO builds websites using its own CMS, UnoCMS, rather than WordPress. If you are moving from WordPress or another platform, we can review the content, functions and URLs that need to be carried over before planning the new site.
A corporate website from UNO typically costs RM10,000 to RM20,000. Page layouts, content volume, languages, CMS functions and integrations decide where a project falls: a site with a few service pages differs from one with product catalogues, branch listings and approval workflows. Share your current website and a list of required changes for a quotation.
A redesign can preserve useful URLs and content, but no developer can guarantee unchanged rankings. We review the current page structure, keep relevant URLs where possible and map changed pages to redirects. Titles, canonical links, internal links and the sitemap also need checking before launch.
We build public pages with readable text, clear headings, internal links and relevant metadata. Crawl access, canonical URLs and the sitemap help search tools find the content. These foundations support discovery, but inclusion in search results or an AI answer is decided by each provider.
Start with your main audiences, the pages you need and the action you want visitors to take. Existing copy, brand files, photography and examples of sites you like are useful. Naming one person to coordinate feedback helps keep design and content decisions moving.
Multiple language versions can be included in the website scope. Agree which pages need translation, who approves each version and how editors keep them current. Each published language version needs its own address and navigation so visitors can find and share the correct page.
Agree the handover items before development: CMS access, editor training, domain and hosting responsibilities, analytics access and a record of redirects. Your team should practise updating the content it will maintain. Maintenance coverage and the process for requesting changes should also be documented.
Talk to our Kuala Lumpur team about your content, CMS and enquiry requirements.
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