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Change text, photos, products, and articles yourself — no code.
If what you want is a website whose text you can change yourself, whose photos you can swap yourself, or where you can publish an article without calling a developer, the technical name for that is a CMS. You do not need to know the term to have a website that is easy to look after.
I build websites with a simple admin panel whose contents follow your needs. If the site is about services, the panel holds services. If there is a product catalogue, the panel holds products, prices, photos, stock, and categories. Your team never has to guess which menu to open.
Underneath I use Payload CMS on top of Next.js. The public pages stay fast and search-ready, while you change text, images, articles, promos, pages, and other important data from a browser without touching code.
Rp 2.5 million to Rp 12 million
Timeline 2 to 5 weeks · domain and hosting not included
What drives the cost up: number of content types, multiple user roles, review flow before publishing.
Full pricing for every serviceThe admin menu is built around what is actually on your website, so non-technical people can edit content without learning jargon.
Change text, photos, prices, promos, articles, pages, and catalogues from the browser.
Write articles with headings, images, quotes, and code blocks without touching HTML.
Upload once; derived sizes are generated automatically and served over a CDN.
Several writers and editors with different permissions, plus a review step before anything goes live.
See the result before publishing, so nothing is tested on the live page.
Meta title, description, and Open Graph image can be set for each piece of content.
We go through the business goal, who the users are, and what should happen once someone opens your website. The output is a concrete list of pages, features, and priorities.
Wireframes first, then visual design that follows your brand identity rather than a theme with your logo dropped on top. You review it before a single line of code is written.
Built with Next.js and TypeScript. Responsive from small phones to wide monitors, accessible, and fast from the start instead of optimised at the end.
Cross-device testing, a performance and technical SEO pass, revisions, then deployment to your domain along with a short guide to the CMS.
A bug-fix warranty, uptime monitoring, and an optional monthly maintenance arrangement if you want the website to keep evolving.
Real projects already in production, not mockups. Each case study includes screenshots and an account of what was built.
A subscription-based design agency website built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS, integrated with Payload CMS (v3) & PostgreSQL, featuring dual-language localization (EN/ID), interactive Framer Motion animations, and an advanced SEO-first architecture.
Premium digital wedding invitation platform for Indonesian couples — animated template marketplace, live invitation editor, guest & RSVP management, and a full wedding planning toolkit with integrated payments.
Interactive Hiragana & Katakana learning app — gamified Japanese script practice for beginners.
WordPress makes sense when the requirements are standard and the budget is tight. What usually pushes people away is three things: speed that is hard to fix once plugins pile up, the constant security updates, and an admin panel full of irrelevant menus. A custom CMS removes all three, at a higher initial cost.
Yes, that is exactly what this page is about. You get an admin panel for changing text, photos, articles, products, promos, or specific pages, with no need to understand code or CMS terminology.
It depends on the website, but typically page text, photos, articles, service lists, product catalogues, prices, promos, testimonials, portfolio items, and SEO metadata can all be made editable.
The opposite. The panel only shows fields that genuinely exist on your website, so there are no foreign menus and settings to ignore. A short guide comes with the handover.
Yes. Imports from WordPress, Blogger, or Excel are done with a migration script, images included, and old URLs are preserved through redirects so search rankings are not lost.
Content lives in your own database, media in object storage behind a CDN. Both can be backed up and exported at any time. Nothing is locked inside my systems.
Tell me what you need and I will reply with a time estimate and the technical approach, with no charge for the first conversation.
