Most small businesses in the Philippines do not need an agency. They need one capable person who can design a website that looks trustworthy, build it so it loads fast on a phone, and be there when something needs changing.
I'm Aldrian Loyola, a web developer and designer in the Philippines. I design and build websites for businesses here and abroad. Because one person handles both sides, the project moves faster, costs less and loses nothing in the handover between design and code.
Why one person for design and development costs less
No handover, no rework
When a designer hands a layout to a separate developer, details get lost and time is spent going back and forth. I design with the build in mind, so every layout is something I already know how to make fast, responsive and easy to maintain.
One quote, one timeline
You get a single written quote that covers design, development, testing and launch. It lists what is included and what it costs, before work starts. There is one schedule and one person accountable for it.
Design decisions that serve the business
A good-looking site that does not bring in inquiries is an expense. I design around the action you want visitors to take, whether that is a call, a booking, a quote request or a purchase, and place it where people actually look.
What you get
A design made for your business
No recycled template with your logo dropped in. I work from your brand, your customers and two or three sites you like, then design layouts for phone first and desktop second, since most Filipino visitors arrive on mobile.
Clean, fast code
Hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or WordPress when your team needs to update content often. Pages are built lean, images are compressed and scripts load only when needed, so the site stays quick even on mobile data.
The basics that bring visitors
Proper page titles and descriptions, clean headings, fast loading, a sitemap and Google Search Console set up, so search engines can find and understand your pages from day one.
Forms and contact options that work
Inquiry forms that actually deliver to your inbox, click-to-call buttons, maps, and links to Messenger or WhatsApp if that is how your customers prefer to reach you.
A site you can manage
You receive the logins, a short walkthrough and plain instructions. The website, the domain and the content belong to you.
Recent work
- Lakeside Smile Studio: a sixteen-page dental practice website with calm motion, accessible forms and zero accessibility violations in automated testing.
- Origin Code Technology: design and WordPress development for a software and staffing company, with a confident first impression and clear paths to get in touch.
- National Business Concepts: a full revamp for an accounting and consulting firm, with new structure, services, team and contact pages.
Each case study shows the screens, what I worked on and the measured results, so you can judge the quality yourself.
How the project runs
- A short conversation. We talk about your business, your customers and what the website needs to achieve.
- Scope and fixed quote. You receive a written list of pages and features, the timeline and the price.
- Design preview. You see the look and the key pages on a real preview link, not a static picture, and request changes while they are still quick to make.
- Build. I develop the remaining pages and features and share progress as they land.
- Testing. Phones, tablets, desktops, forms, loading speed and search basics are all checked.
- Launch and handover. The site goes live on your domain, and you get the logins and a walkthrough.
A typical business website of four to six pages takes one to two weeks once I have your content.
How to get a quality website on a sensible budget
- Start smaller than you think. Home, About, Services and Contact, done well, beat ten rushed pages. More can be added later.
- Bring your content. Your own text and real photos of your shop, team or products cost nothing and build more trust than stock images.
- Be clear about the goal. One main action per page keeps the design simple and the build shorter.
- Ask for the yearly cost. Domain, hosting and any licences should be stated upfront. See how much a website costs in the Philippines.
- Choose ownership. A site you own outright is cheaper over time than one rented monthly. I hand over everything.
Affordable, with standards
Keeping the price fair is a matter of working efficiently. It is never a matter of lowering standards. Every site I deliver is responsive, tested on real devices, built with clean code and secured with HTTPS. I do not use pirated themes or plugins, and I do not leave a client with a site only I can edit.
Who I work with
- Small and medium businesses that need a first website or a serious upgrade.
- Professionals such as dentists, lawyers, accountants and consultants who need to look credible online.
- Shops, restaurants and service businesses moving from a Facebook page to a real website.
- Founders and startups that need a clean launch site quickly.
I work with clients across Metro Manila, Cebu, Davao and the rest of the Philippines, and with businesses overseas. Everything is handled online.
Tell me about your project
Share what you need and I will reply with honest advice and a fixed quote, usually within one business day. Start a project or send a message.
