Website design & development

Website design and development in Guangzhou.

Yander is a Guangzhou team building marketing websites, corporate sites and landing pages for clients in China and overseas. We work in English or Chinese, from content and design through development and launch.

Make your offer clear and the next step easy. CMS, enquiry forms, customer assessments, booking, CRM and an AI FAQ assistant can be included in the agreed scope.

Best fit

  • An overseas business seeking an English-speaking website partner in Guangzhou
  • A redesign where unclear structure or outdated presentation is hurting trust
  • A complex B2B, AI, or software offer that needs a simpler story
  • A campaign or launch that needs a focused, measurable landing experience

What we deliver

01

Strategy and information architecture

Audience, search intent, competitor context, page hierarchy, conversion paths, and content responsibilities are clarified before visual design begins.

02

UX/UI and design system

Responsive wireframes, page compositions, typography, interaction states, reusable components, and visual rules create a coherent experience across screen sizes.

03

Frontend, CMS, and integrations

Implementation can include a CMS, enquiry and assessment forms, booking, CRM, an AI FAQ assistant and analytics events, with integrations agreed in scope.

04

SEO, performance, QA, and launch

Semantic content, metadata, canonical URLs, hreflang, structured data, sitemaps, accessibility, responsive QA, and performance are checked before launch.

How we approach it

  1. 01Define the audience, commercial goal, evidence, and primary action for each important page.
  2. 02Turn the content model into wireframes so hierarchy is solved before decoration.
  3. 03Build a responsive design language and reusable component system around real content.
  4. 04Develop, test, launch, and verify indexing, forms, analytics readiness, and handoff.

Typical capabilities

  • Next.js, React, and TypeScript
  • Responsive component systems
  • Headless or project-appropriate content management
  • Technical SEO and structured data
  • Performance, accessibility, and cross-device QA

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Guangzhou · English / Chinese · Worldwide

A Guangzhou web team for your overseas audience.

Plan and build your website with a Guangzhou team working in English and Chinese. We connect content, design, development, and launch around the audience you need to reach.

Start with your project brief
Share your audience, existing website, content languages, page needs, and integrations so we can discuss a useful scope and estimate.
Direct bilingual collaboration
Discuss requirements and decisions directly in English or Chinese, with remote collaboration for overseas teams.
Agree on the handoff before development
Confirm source-code ownership, repository and deployment access, documentation, and ongoing support in the project scope.

Service FAQ

Can you redesign our existing website?

Yes. We review the current pages, content, brand and integrations before agreeing what to keep or rebuild. If URLs change, redirects and important search landing pages are included in the migration plan.

Who owns the website, source code and accounts?

Ownership and third-party licences are recorded in the agreement. We hand over the agreed custom source code and documentation, with domains, hosting, CMS and analytics in accounts your team controls. Editing permissions are defined before development.

Can you add AI FAQ, assessment, booking and CRM flows?

These can be scoped alongside the website. We agree the knowledge sources, assessment questions, booking tools, CRM integration, human handoff and operating costs before building; each feature is included only when it fits the project.

Can we work in English or meet in Guangzhou?

Yes. We work in English and Chinese. Guangzhou meetings are by appointment and depend on availability. Remote calls, milestones and written updates can be planned around your time zone.

How are the quote and ongoing maintenance defined?

The quote reflects pages, content, languages, CMS and integrations. Hosting, licences, AI usage, maintenance and new features are itemized where applicable. Bug support, update coverage and response times are agreed before launch.

Is SEO included?

The scope can include semantic structure, metadata, canonicals, sitemaps, crawlability and performance. Search rankings and AI citations cannot be guaranteed; ongoing content and external references also affect visibility.

How long does a focused website take?

A focused website usually takes around 4–6 weeks. Page count, multilingual content, integrations and approval steps affect the schedule, which we confirm after reviewing the brief.

Can our team update content and manage multiple languages?

An editable CMS and multilingual pages can be included when required. We agree who supplies and approves each language, which content your team can edit and how translations are updated. Content migration, editorial roles and handover instructions are defined in the project scope.

How do you handle a domain change and existing search traffic?

We start with an inventory of important pages, current URLs and tracking configuration. Where included, the migration plan maps redirects, carries over agreed content and metadata, and checks key links and forms around launch. Existing traffic and rankings cannot be guaranteed, so changes should be monitored after migration.

How are enquiry flows tested, and what visitor data is collected?

We can scope checks for forms, notifications, booking flows and CRM handoffs using agreed test data. Before launch, we agree which enquiry fields are collected, where submissions are sent, who has access and whether retention or deletion controls are required. Your team reviews the privacy notices and applicable requirements; analytics or AI processing is included only when agreed.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us what needs to change, not just what needs to be built.

Share the audience, workflow, constraints, and business outcome. We will reply with concrete next steps.

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