A sales page for “check first, pay after”
Tun Wan Digital builds one-page websites for small local businesses from their Google Maps details. Most visitors arrive from a WhatsApp link to a draft of their own site, and come to check two things: who is behind it, and whether the price is real.
Measured, not claimed
- Security
- B
- Measured 26 Oct 2026
- Performance
- 91
- Measured 27 Oct 2026
- Accessibility
- 100
- Measured 27 Oct 2026
- Safari on iPhone
- Tested
Lighthouse scores are lab measurements on a simulated phone, not data from real visitors.
Decisions
One place for prices
Packages are one list in the CMS. The price section, the search engine data and the AI-readable summary all read from it, so they cannot disagree.
Only real projects
A project cannot be published without the owner’s permission ticked and a live https address that answers.
Malay first, English beside it
Malay at the root and English at /en, translated field by field in the same CMS entry.
What the owner changes alone
Pages
Pages are built from blocks, with drafts, versions and a live preview.
Packages and prices
Change a price once and every place that shows it follows.
Guides
Short articles, each with a one or two sentence answer that AI assistants can quote.
Built with
| Built with | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Next.js 16 | Pages are built once and served fast. A saved change shows on the site straight away. |
| Payload CMS 3 | The owner edits text, prices and photos in Malay or English, without waiting for a developer. |
| SQLite | One data file, copied off the server every night. |
| Playwright WebKit | Every release is opened in Safari on an iPhone before it goes live. If it fails, the old version stays. |