Singapore studio · Upper Paya Lebar Road
Web Design in Singapore, Built Around Your Business
You need a website that earns its keep. Not a folder of nice screens, not a six-month argument about button radius. We take on the four jobs most SMEs and growth-stage brands actually ask for: web design, mobile app development, e-commerce builds, and graphic design.
- Web design & build
- Mobile apps
- E-commerce
- Graphic design
- CMS options
- WordPress · Webflow · custom
- Editing
- Your team publishes, no code
Where we work 61 Upper Paya Lebar Road, Tat Wan Building, #05-02, Singapore 534816.
When we answer Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Singapore time.
Talk first Call 4753848846 during business hours, or send a written brief.
Write to us [email protected] reaches the same studio inbox.
Four service lines, one studio
Most Singapore businesses arrive with a mixed brief: a site that looks dated, a store that converts poorly, a brand that never got past a logo file. We handle web design and development, mobile apps, e-commerce, and graphic design under one roof, which means the visual language, the CMS, and the checkout flow get decided together instead of in three separate vendor threads.
You can still hire us for one piece. Plenty of clients start with a single responsive marketing site and come back for the store.
Review our services-
WordPress · Webflow · custom
Web design and web development
Our web work starts with structure, not decoration. We map the pages a visitor needs to see, decide what belongs above the fold on a phone, then design responsive layouts and build them on a CMS you can edit yourself.
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iOS · Android · staged releases
Mobile app development
App projects here usually start as an internal tool or a customer-facing companion to an existing service. We scope the smallest version that solves the problem, agree which screens ship first, then build for iOS and Android.
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Shopify · WooCommerce · custom
E-commerce development
For retail and B2B sellers, we build storefronts around how people actually buy. Shopify covers most product businesses that want hosting, checkout, and inventory handled. WooCommerce fits teams already living in WordPress.
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Identity · print · social
Graphic design
Brand and graphic design work sits alongside the digital builds: logo systems, typography rules, packaging, pitch decks, signage, and the social templates your team will actually reuse.
Choosing between a studio, a specialist, and a platform
Singapore's agency scene is crowded and comparison-driven. Buyers weigh UX quality, CMS flexibility, mobile responsiveness, and whether one team can cover branding, copy, and development. You will also run into SEO-led agencies that shape site architecture around acquisition from day one, boutique WordPress specialists, no-code studios building on Webflow, and larger integrated agencies covering campaigns as well as sites.
None of those is automatically right. The useful question is whether the agency's default matches your bottleneck. If your site is mostly marketing pages and your team wants to publish fast, a no-code build on Webflow can be the pragmatic pick. If content depth, blogging, and plugin flexibility matter, WordPress remains hard to beat. If your website is one channel in a wider acquisition plan, an integrated agency will structure it around campaigns. A design studio like ours fits when design quality and build quality need to come from the same small team.
Common mistakes we see in briefs
Three show up again and again. Buying a redesign when the real problem is unclear messaging, so the new site inherits the old confusion. Skipping mobile-first decisions and treating the phone layout as a shrunken desktop. Launching with no plan for who updates the content afterwards, which leaves a good site frozen within months.
Who we work with in Singapore
Our clients are mostly SMEs, professional-services firms, and growth-stage brands across Singapore, often with teams of five to fifty people. A B2B firm usually needs credibility, clear service pages, and a lead form that reaches the right inbox. A retailer needs product photography, shipping terms, and a returns page written in plain language.
How pricing and scope usually work
Web projects are quoted per scope, not per hour, once we understand the page count, the CMS, and whether copy or photography is included. Ongoing work such as hosting support, plugin updates, and content changes is usually a separate monthly arrangement. E-commerce and app builds get staged quotes because the second phase depends on what the first phase reveals. Ask for the breakdown in writing. Any agency that will not itemise a proposal is asking you to trust a number you cannot check.
Fixed-scope site
Quoted once the scope is clear
Page count, CMS choice, and whether copy or photography is included decide the number. You get the breakdown in writing before anything starts.
Ongoing care
Hosting, updates, content changes
Kept as a separate monthly arrangement so a small change does not reopen a finished project. Scope and rate are agreed up front.
Stores and apps
Staged quotes, phase by phase
Catalogue and payment setup, or the second app release, depends on what phase one reveals. Each stage is quoted before it begins.
Timelines you can plan around
A responsive marketing site typically runs several weeks from kickoff to launch, with content and approvals as the usual bottleneck rather than design. E-commerce adds catalogue and payment-setup time. Apps run longer and ship in releases. We will give you a dated plan at the start and flag slippage early. If your launch is tied to an event or a season, say so in the first call, because that constraint reshapes the order of work.
Marketing site
Several weeks from kickoff to launch, content and approvals permitting.
Store
Longer, because the catalogue and payment setup run alongside the build.
App
Longest, and shipped in releases rather than one launch date.
Why 24K Design Studio
We are a working studio, not a marketplace. The person who scopes your project stays close to the build, and you get a named contact instead of a ticket queue. We are based in Singapore, so meetings, handover, and support happen in your timezone and your context. We also say no when a project does not fit: if you need a large-scale public-sector-grade accessibility programme or a full performance-marketing retainer, we will point you toward the right kind of team rather than stretch.
Questions we get before a first call
Short answers to the things Singapore buyers usually ask in the first email. If your question is not here, call 4753848846 during business hours or send it through the contact page.
Do you work with small businesses or only larger brands?
Most of our clients are SMEs and growth-stage brands in Singapore. We scope to your budget and will say when a smaller first phase makes more sense than a full rebuild.
Can you handle both the website and the mobile app?
Yes. Web design and development, mobile apps, e-commerce, and graphic design sit in the same studio, which keeps the visual system and the user flows consistent across platforms.
Which platform will you recommend for my site?
It depends on your content and who edits it. WordPress for content-heavy sites, Webflow for visual-first marketing pages, Shopify or WooCommerce for stores, custom builds for unusual workflows. We will explain the trade-offs before you commit.
How do payments work for e-commerce projects?
We build storefronts that settle payment by invoice or bank transfer, cash on delivery where you offer it, or card in person at pickup. We do not set up online card gateways.
How long does a project take?
A responsive marketing site usually takes several weeks, with content and approvals as the main variable. Stores and apps take longer and ship in stages.
Tell us what you are building
Send a short description of your project through the contact page: what you do, what you need, and roughly when. We reply with questions, then a scoped proposal with stages and costs. If you would rather talk first, call 4753848846 during Singapore business hours. Either way you will get a straight answer about fit, including a recommendation to look elsewhere if that is the honest one.
- Studio 61 Upper Paya Lebar Road, Tat Wan Building, #05-02, Singapore 534816
- Phone 4753848846
- Email [email protected]
- Hours Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM