Web design is very important because it can affect your business performance. A poorly-designed website that’s hard to use will reflect badly on your brand, and could negatively impact your sales. Alternatively, a professionally-designed, user-friendly website should help to keep visitors on your site and increase sales. The global retail e-commerce sales are forecast to reaching about 8.1 trillion dollars by 2026, this is an opportunity you just can’t afford to loose.

Get your business accessible to anyone, anywhere, anytime. Even during non-business hours, customers can access your business website and avail your services, book appointments or get the information they need, which is one of the key elements of having a website in Uganda today.

A website mockup is a static visual model of your website and how it will look like in its final form. It’s designed to resemble the final product, but it is not yet functional. A mockup combines the wireframe (the digital blueprint) with the images, graphics, and basic navigation functions that the final product will display. By viewing your site from a visitor’s point of view, you can test its user-friendliness and tweak the information architecture (content structure) if you feel the need.

A content management system (CMS) is an application that is used to manage content, allowing multiple contributors to create, edit and publish. Content in a CMS is typically stored in a database and displayed in a presentation layer based on a set of templates / themes. CMS is collaborative in nature and allows non-technical people who don’t know programming to easily create and manage web content. The popular content management systems are WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Magento, Squarespace, Wix among others. Most of the popular CMS applications are open source (software people can modify and share because its design is publicly accessible).

At Othware we offer WordPress website design services, Joomla website design services, Drupal website design services among others to businesses in and outside Uganda.

An e-commerce website is one that allows people to buy and sell physical goods, services, and digital products over the internet rather than a physical location. Through an e-commerce website, a business can process orders, accept payments, manage shipping and logistics, and provide customer service.

Example of e-commerce order food online, clothes, and furniture; register for classes and other online services; download books, music, and movies etc. E-commerce has become very popular and is here to stay. An example of an eCommerce website in Uganda is Jumia online shopping website.

At Othware, we design business website, NGO websites, eCommerce website, school website among other. Contact us today for the best website design services in Uganda.

Overall, creating a website in Uganda can take anywhere between two to five months depending on the size and requirements of the website. Simple websites with content can be done in about a month, while large and complex projects may require a couple of months work. Some smaller websites can even take 2 weeks to design and build, typical of pages between 8-10 pages (mostly built purposed for small businesses with little content). Choosing a good website design agency is key to quick delivery of your website.

Are in more urgent need of your website, get your website quick and fast with our express website design service. We typically ensure you get online in 48 hours.

Your idea and vision for the website is arguably the most important part of the whole preparation process. What purpose do you envision the website to serve?

• Concept/Idea/Vision
• Favorite colour Scheme for the website (between 3 or 4 colors)
• Website font of choice (if any)
• Content requirements and any material you don’t want to miss displaying on the website like videos, pdf, clients, services, profile – please share it.
• Images and logo.
• Mock-ups (if any)
• Domain and Hosting account access.