Web Development
5 articles on web development, written by the team at SiteCraft Innovation.
Everything here is about building sites and web applications that survive contact with real users: a mid-range Android phone, mobile data, and a business that needs the thing to still work in two years.
The recurring themes are speed as a commercial requirement rather than a vanity metric, choosing a stack the people who will own it can operate, and making sure the code, domain and hosting end up in your name. Start with how to choose a web development company in Nepal if you are buying, or Next.js or WordPress if you are deciding what to build on. What we do in this area is our web development service.
Website Maintenance: What Actually Needs Doing Every Month
A maintenance plan worth paying for, separated from the padded retainer: what must be automated, what needs half an hour of human attention monthly, and what only matters when it breaks.
Passkeys, Practically: Dropping Passwords Without Locking Users Out
Passkeys are supported everywhere that matters. The migration path, the recovery design, the WebAuthn details that bite, and the cases where you should not bother.
How to Choose a Web Development Company in Nepal
What to ask, what to ignore, and what a real quote looks like. Written for local and international buyers who have been burned by a cheap site before, including how to decide whether to rebuild or refactor what you already have.
Next.js or WordPress: Picking the Right Foundation
A decision framework based on who maintains the site, what it has to do, and what it costs in year two, plus where a headless CMS fits and where it is overkill.
Building an Ecommerce Website in Nepal That Actually Sells
Payments, trust, delivery and the checkout details that decide whether a Nepali online store converts or stalls, from someone who has fixed the stalled ones.