Web Design in Hong Kong

Pricing depends mainly on the number of pages, required functions (e.g., online registration, donation system, online store), number of languages, and whether content writing services are needed.
Before quoting, we first understand your actual needs, then provide a detailed proposal outlining the project scope, including design, development, hosting, domain, and maintenance fees — ensuring transparency and preventing unexpected charges later.

Absolutely. We understand the financial constraints faced by NGOs and social enterprises in Hong Kong. We often recommend a phased approach — first completing the most essential pages and functions such as key information, donation flow, or enquiry form, then adding more advanced features later as resources allow.
We can also make use of your existing materials (e.g., logos, brochures, annual reports) to reduce the cost of writing content from scratch while keeping the organisation’s style consistent.

For SMEs, a website is not just a digital company profile — it should help build trust, generate enquiries, and support sales.
We suggest prioritising: clear service descriptions, case studies or client lists, easy contact options, and an excellent mobile browsing experience. The website should also match your real sales workflow, such as guiding users to WhatsApp, enquiry forms, or booking pages, turning the site into a useful tool instead of a static page.

Yes. We can assist with content planning and copywriting, including reorganising existing brochures, PowerPoint slides, and promotional materials into clear, web-friendly content.
Many NGOs and SMEs start with scattered information — we help identify what must be on the website versus what can be provided as downloads, keeping the site clean, organised, and easy to navigate.

Yes. Most visitors in Hong Kong browse websites using mobile phones or tablets, so responsive design is now a standard requirement rather than an optional feature.
We ensure the site displays properly across major browsers and popular devices, including font size, button placement, and menu interactions, providing a smooth user experience anywhere.

Yes, Vizz provides an all-in-one service covering domain registration, website hosting, and professional email setup.
We also configure SSL certificates (https), basic security settings, and regular backup plans to minimise security risks and prevent data loss.

Yes. Most Vizz projects include a Content Management System (CMS) that allows your team to add or edit news, events, products, photos, and more — without needing technical knowledge. We provide backend training and guides so your staff can operate the system confidently.

Yes. We offer different maintenance packages that include security updates, minor feature adjustments, content upload assistance, and hosting monitoring — ideal for NGOs and SMEs without in-house IT staff.
Alternatively, you can choose a pay-per-request model for occasional updates, giving you full cost flexibility.

If your existing site is difficult to browse on mobile, hasn’t been updated for years, no longer matches your current branding, or is hard for your staff to maintain, then a rebuild is usually more worthwhile than a minor refresh.
When rebuilding, we preserve useful content and handle SEO considerations and URL redirects to avoid disrupting your existing visitors or search rankings.

Ideally, you can prepare: organisation/company introduction, key services or programme lists, logo files, brand colours/guidelines, some photos or event records, and a brief description of your target audience. If everything is not fully ready, no worries — during the kickoff meeting, we help you sort out the information and advise which content should be prioritised.

Beyond design and development, Vizz also specialises in hosting, email setup, security, and long-term maintenance — making us a one-stop solution for NGOs and SMEs without an IT team.
Compared with individual freelancers, we have established processes for project management, backups, team collaboration, and ongoing support, reducing the risk of losing access when a freelancer becomes unavailable.