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Web Development
How websites are built, hosted and kept fast.
Should I Build an App or a Website?
Build a website first: it costs a fraction of an app, is found on Google, and works everywhere. Build an app only for repeat, native use.
Updated 1 August 2026
Which Domain Should You Use: .com, .my, or .com.my?
.com is the global default customers type by habit; .my and .com.my are Malaysia's endings under MYNIC, with .com.my reserved for registered businesses.
Updated 1 August 2026
Why Is My Website Slow?
Most slow sites suffer from oversized images, weak hosting, too many scripts, or no caching. On Malaysian SME sites, images usually lead.
Updated 1 August 2026
How Much Does a Website Cost in Malaysia?
A professional business website in Malaysia costs RM4,000–15,000 as a one-time build; template sites from RM1,500, custom and corporate sites RM20,000+.
Updated 30 July 2026
Own Website vs Selling on Shopee or Lazada: Which Should You Do?
Do both, but own a website as your anchor. Marketplaces bring instant traffic and trust; your site keeps the margin, the customer data, and the brand.
Updated 30 July 2026
The Hidden Costs of Owning a Website in Malaysia
Beyond the build fee, a website costs ~RM150–420/month for hosting and maintenance plus RM50–100/year for the domain, and those costs never stop.
Updated 30 July 2026
What Are Core Web Vitals?
Core Web Vitals are three Google page-experience metrics — LCP (≤2.5s), INP (≤200ms), and CLS (≤0.1). They are a ranking signal, not a guarantee.
Updated 30 July 2026
Will My Website Work in China?
A Malaysian website usually opens in China but loads slowly or half-broken: Google services are blocked and the firewall throttles traffic. Fixable.
Updated 30 July 2026
Wix Is Almost Free — Why Does a Professional Website Cost RM5,000+?
Wix costs under RM2,000/year but rents you a template; a professional build from ~RM5,000 is owned, faster, and ranks better. Most SMEs should build.
Updated 30 July 2026