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E-commerce Solutions
Online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom Next.js storefront, with Paystack, Flutterwave or Stripe payments and WhatsApp ordering.
A website or web app done properly
From a five-page brochure site to a customer portal with logins, we scope, build and hand over source code you own.
Oneshot Digital Hub is a global technology services company that builds marketing sites, landing pages and corporate websites alongside logged-in products, portals and dashboards, in Next.js or WordPress as the project needs, for founders and teams in Nigeria, the UK, the US and Europe. You receive a written scope, a security review before launch, source code and documentation, and a fixed price agreed before work starts.
- Deliverables
- Written scope, security review, source code and handover documentation
- Timeline
- Websites 2–6 weeks; web apps 6–12 weeks
- Starting budget
- From $1,500
- Best for
- Growing businesses needing a site, portal or dashboard
What does Websites & Web Apps include?
A website and a web app solve different problems. A website — a marketing site, landing page or corporate site — tells visitors who you are and gets them to enquire; a web app is the logged-in product itself: a portal, dashboard or internal tool your customers or staff use every day. Most growing businesses eventually need both, and confusing the two leads to slow, expensive builds.
For a website, we choose Next.js when you need speed, custom design or upcoming e-commerce, and WordPress when your team wants to edit pages without a developer. For a web app, we design the data model, user roles and permissions first, then build the interface around real workflows — a client portal, a booking system, an internal dashboard, a subscriber area.
We start every build with a written scope and sitemap or user-flow diagram, so you approve the plan before code is written. Builds are hosted on Vercel or Cloudflare with a PostgreSQL or Supabase database where the project needs one, pass a security review before launch, and ship with documentation and source code you own outright.
Written scope and sitemap
A documented plan of every page or screen, agreed before development starts.
Responsive Next.js or WordPress build
A site or app that renders correctly on phones, tablets and desktops.
Content management access
Editor access so your team can update text and images without a developer.
Database and user roles
A data model with permissions for staff, customers or members, where the app needs logins.
Security review before launch
HTTPS, dependency scanning and access controls checked before the site or app goes live.
Analytics and search console setup
Google Analytics 4 and Search Console connected so you can see visitors and search performance.
Source code and documentation
The full codebase and a written handover guide, held in a repository you own.
Launch and post-launch support
A defined support window after go-live to fix issues found under real traffic.
Who is Websites & Web Apps for?
Corporate website for a Lagos firm
A professional-services company in Lagos needs a fast, credible site that ranks locally and converts enquiries into calls.
Customer portal for a UK client
A UK small business wants clients to log in, view their orders and message the team without email back-and-forth.
E-commerce-ready marketing site
A brand preparing to sell online starts with a marketing site built to add a storefront later without a rebuild.
Internal dashboard for operations
A growing team needs a single logged-in screen showing orders, stock or bookings pulled from existing tools.
Multilingual site for diaspora customers
A diaspora-owned business serving Nigeria and the UK or US needs one site that reads clearly in both markets.
Rebuild of a slow WordPress site
An existing site that is slow or hard to edit is rebuilt with faster hosting and a simpler content workflow.
- A site or app that matches your actual business processes
- Clear ownership of source code, content and hosting decisions
- A faster, more secure foundation than an ageing template site
- Room to add features later without a full rebuild
How does the work run?
01
Discovery and alignment
We learn what you want to change, who it affects, and confirm the goal and scope in writing.
02
Strategy and architecture
We plan the solution, stack and security model, then send a proposal with fixed scope, timeline and price.
03
Design and prototyping
You review wireframes or a clickable prototype and approve the direction before production code is written.
04
Engineering and development
We build in short, reviewed increments and show you working software in a weekly demo.
05
Security, testing and launch
Every release passes a security review, automated tests and a launch checklist before it goes live.
06
Continuous optimisation
After launch we monitor, measure and improve the system against the goal agreed at the start.
What does it cost?
From $1,500. Typical timeline: Websites 2–6 weeks; web apps 6–12 weeks.
Prices depend on scope; every engagement gets a written fixed-price proposal after a discovery call. Website and web app projects typically start from $1,500, and Nigerian clients can pay in naira by bank transfer.
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FAQ
Questions about Websites & Web Apps
How long does a website or web app take to build?
Most marketing websites take 2–6 weeks; web apps typically take 6–12 weeks, depending on the number of screens and integrations. Your written proposal states the exact range for your project after a discovery call.
What does a website or web app project cost?
Prices depend on scope; every engagement gets a written fixed-price proposal after a discovery call. Website and web app projects typically start from $1,500, and Nigerian clients can pay in naira by bank transfer.
Do you build with Next.js or WordPress?
We use Next.js for speed, custom design and upcoming e-commerce, and WordPress when your team needs to edit pages without a developer. We recommend one platform after understanding how the site will be maintained.
Can you add a web app to an existing website?
Yes; we assess your current site and add a logged-in portal, dashboard or booking system alongside it, or migrate everything to a single Next.js build if that is simpler to maintain.
Which browsers and devices do you test on?
We test on current versions of Chrome, Safari and Edge across desktop, tablet and mobile, with particular attention to slower connections common across Nigeria and West Africa.