CoreStruct

Web design

Web design in Honduras

A site that loads fast, makes sense on a phone, and answers what your client wants to know before they message you.

The problem

Most websites do not lose clients for being ugly.

They lose them because they are slow to open, because reading on a phone means zooming in, or because the visitor arrived looking for a price, an opening time or a WhatsApp number and has to guess where it is. Designing a site well is, before anything else, deciding what somebody sees first when they arrive with a question and thirty seconds of patience.

Designed for how people browse in Honduras

Here, most traffic arrives from a phone on mobile data, not from an office on fibre. That changes concrete decisions: how heavy the images are, how many fonts the page loads, whether the menu works one-handed. Our sites are built in static HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with no heavy platform on top, because a site that opens in one second converts better than a beautiful one that takes six.

And for how a sale actually closes here

In Honduras the first contact is almost never a form: it is a WhatsApp message. So the path from any point on the site to a real conversation is the first thing we design, not a button added at the end. The form still exists for people who prefer to write, and it reaches your inbox with the project already sorted by type.

And so Google can find it

A site that never shows up in search is an expensive brochure. Every page we deliver ships with its title and description written for what people actually search, structured data telling Google what your company is and where it operates, a sitemap, and an English version when the business needs one. It is work nobody sees on screen, and it is the difference between existing and being found.

What it includes

Original design

No bought templates. Structure and identity are built around your brand and around the decision your client is trying to make.

Phone, tablet and desktop

One version that works on all three, checked on real screens and not only in the browser's simulator.

Loading speed

Compressed images, fonts cut down to the characters the page actually uses, and nothing the visitor will not see downloading ahead of time.

Search-engine groundwork

Titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap and robots.txt configured from day one, not as a later add-on.

Direct contact

WhatsApp, email and a form, wired to where you actually answer, with a copy of every request in your inbox.

Accessibility

Sufficient contrast, keyboard navigation and alternative text. It serves anyone reading with a screen reader, and it serves Google too.

How we work

  1. A conversation

    A call or a message. What you sell, to whom, and what should happen when somebody lands on the site. Free, and with no commitment.

  2. A proposal

    Scope, timeline and price in writing, with what is in and what is not. If something is excluded, it is excluded in the document and not in the invoice.

  3. Design

    We show you the real page in a browser, not a picture of how it would look. Changes are made on that.

  4. Build

    The full site is assembled with your copy and images, and checked on a phone before we show it to you finished.

  5. Launch

    Domain, security certificate, business email and registration in Google Search Console. We hand over a site that is running, not a zip file.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost in Honduras?

It depends on how many pages it has and whether it needs features like booking, a catalogue or payments. An informational company site is a different project from a platform with a client area. We give you a fixed price in writing after the first conversation, and that price does not move during the project.

How long does it take?

A landing page usually takes one to two weeks. A full corporate site, three to six. The timeline depends mostly on how quickly your copy and images arrive, so the calendar is agreed together with that handover.

Does it include the domain and hosting?

We configure them and walk you through the purchase, but they stay in your name and under your account. Your company's domain is yours: nobody should be able to take your site away over a disagreement.

Can I update the content myself?

Yes, if the project needs it. When content changes often — news, catalogue, prices — we build an admin panel so you can edit without touching code. When it changes twice a year, a panel is a complication you should not be paying for, and we say so.

Will my site show up on Google?

The site ships ready for Google to understand and index, and we register it in Search Console at launch. Showing up takes weeks, and ranking above your competition also depends on your Business Profile, on reviews and on sustained content. We explain what comes next, without promising you a first place nobody can guarantee.

Do you work with companies outside Tegucigalpa?

Yes. We work with clients in San Pedro Sula, La Ceiba, Choluteca, Comayagua and the rest of the country, and outside Honduras too. The whole process works over video calls and messaging.

Shall we talk about your project?

Tell us what you need and we come back with scope, timeline and price in writing. The first conversation is free.

Let's talk