Web Design
Korean American Web Design That Converts
Every site we build is written twice, once in English and once in Korean, on separate URLs so both can rank. No page builders, no purchased themes. We write the HTML.
Separate Korean and English URLs
Most bilingual sites stack both languages on one page. That doubles the reading load and leaves the Korean copy with no URL to index. We split them and connect the pair with hreflang.
Built for the phone first
Korean American customers search on their phone, usually from Google Maps or a KakaoTalk link. We design the phone layout first and check it on real devices, not just a browser resize.
Accessibility is not an upgrade
Every build passes WCAG 2.1 AA before the URL goes to you. This is ADA Title III territory for a business open to the public, and retrofitting it later costs more than doing it once.
Speed as a design constraint
Our own homepage loads in under a fifth of a second. We hold client sites to the same standard, because a slow page loses the customer before the design ever gets a chance.
Packages
One page, pointed at one thing. Usually the phone ringing.
- Designed for you, not picked from a theme
- Written in English and Korean, not translated
- Phone layout drawn first, checked on a real phone
- Form tested with a live submission before handover
- Google Business Profile and map connected
- Titles, meta, sitemap and schema set during the build
- Passes WCAG 2.1 AA before you get the link
- You own the code, the files, and the hosting account
Best for: One service, one location, or a page to send your ads to.
Start thisThe site you get known by. Every service its own page.
- Everything in Spotlight
- Korean and English on separate addresses, tied by hreflang
- Up to 6 pages, each one able to rank by itself
- Korean written from meaning, never run through a translator
- Photo gallery and a place for reviews to live
- Analytics set up with real conversions, not just a tag
- Business and FAQ markup so answers can surface in search
- A way to book or call from every screen
Best for: Studios, clinics, restaurants, churches, and offices with more than one service.
Start thisA store that takes money on day one, in both languages.
- Everything in Landmark
- Built as your own theme, not a purchased one
- Your first 30 products written and loaded in both languages
- Checkout run end to end with a real card before launch
- Review requests going out from opening day
- Product markup so items can appear in search results
- Follow-up and recovery emails written in your voice
- Catalog connected to Instagram and Facebook
Best for: Product brands, bakeries, and anyone who ships an order.
Start thisWhen the thing you need does not exist yet.
- Everything in Storefront
- Built on React and Next.js to your specification
- Member accounts, portals, and dashboards
- Booking and payment flows wired to what you already run
- Database and outside service integrations
- Full identity: mark, colour, type, and a usage guide
- A strategy session every month
- Your messages answered first
Best for: Multi-location operators, academies, and membership businesses.
Start thisMonthly retainers
Monthly Retainers
| Service | What you get | From |
|---|---|---|
| Local SEO | Google Business Profile, listings, and rank tracking in Korean and English. Reported monthly. | $100 / mo |
| Blog | A post every day, in Korean and English, written against keywords your customers actually search. Needs Google Analytics connected so we can report what it did. | $150 / mo |
| Google and Meta Ads | Campaign build and management. We verify conversions are tracked before spending. Ad budget is paid to the platform directly. | $200 / mo |
Start with a free audit or a free consultation.
We run the same accessibility, design, and backlink check we run on our own builds, and send your top three fixes within 24 hours. No sales call required.