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Web development

Web development for South African businesses and government

Public websites, web applications and progressive web apps that load quickly on South African mobile networks, work for people with disabilities and are found by search and answer engines, with a content management system your team can use without a developer.
Discuss your project
  • UI/UX design included
  • Built to WCAG 2.1 AA
  • Search and answer-engine ready
  • Open-source CMS

Capabilities

What we deliver

  • Websites

    Corporate and public websites with structured content, clear navigation and fast pages that stay light on prepaid data.

  • Web applications

    Interactive applications and progressive web apps that install on a phone and keep working on patchy connections.

  • Content management

    Payload CMS with editorial roles, draft and approval workflows, version history and an audit trail.

  • Search and answer engines

    Semantic HTML, structured data, sitemaps and feeds, so content is understood by Google and by AI answer engines.

  • Accessibility

    Keyboard support, contrast, readable type and screen-reader structure, to WCAG 2.1 AA.

  • UI/UX design

    User research, clickable prototypes and a design system shared by designers and developers, tested with real users before launch.

Approach

Fast by default, editable by your team

We choose the lightest architecture that does the job, often a static site with a headless CMS, so pages are quick, secure and cheap to host. Editors get structured fields for headings, images and links, so accessible, search-friendly content is the default.

  • Built to WCAG 2.1 AA
  • Structured data and sitemaps
  • Static where possible
  • Content exportable in open formats

Projects

Where this service is in use

FAQ

Common questions

WCAG 2.1 is the W3C's web accessibility standard. Level AA covers colour contrast, keyboard use, text resizing, captions and more, and it is the level most public-sector accessibility rules use internationally. AINEXIM builds to WCAG 2.1 AA.

WCAG for South African government websites

Usually Payload CMS, an open-source CMS under the MIT licence, with Next.js. There is no licence fee and your content can be exported in open formats.

Yes. We keep pages light, compress images, pre-render what we can and test on mobile networks, because low-data access matters to many South African users.

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Next step

Tell us what you need to build.

Share the outcome you are responsible for, the people it serves and any deadline or tender reference. We reply with our questions and a proposed next step.

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