# NexlabCraft

> A web development and software studio building fast, modern websites and web
> applications for businesses in the United Kingdom and worldwide. The team
> works from Dhaka, Bangladesh; there is no UK office. Twenty live client
> sites, most of them UK businesses.

Last updated: 2026-09-05
Canonical: https://nexlabcraft.com/
Contact: nexlabcraft@gmail.com

## What we do

- **Custom website design & development** — Bespoke sites designed around your business, not a theme. Built to load fast, rank well and stay easy for your team to update.
- **Web applications** — Dashboards, portals and internal tools in React, Next.js and Node.js — typed end to end, tested, and built to survive real usage.
- **E-commerce** — Shopify builds and custom storefronts. Product architecture, checkout tuning and the integrations your operation actually runs on.
- **Landing pages & SEO** — High-intent pages built to convert, with the technical SEO groundwork — structure, speed, schema — done properly from day one.
- **Maintenance & support** — Updates, monitoring, backups and a named person who answers. Retainers sized to what you need rather than a fixed package.
- **UI/UX design** — Research, flows, wireframes and interface design — the thinking that happens before code, so the build only happens once.

## How we work

01. **Discover** (3–5 days) — We learn the business, the customers and the constraints. You leave this stage with a written scope and a fixed price — no open-ended estimates.
02. **Design** (1–2 weeks) — Flows, wireframes, then full interface design in your brand. You review real screens, not a mood board, before a line of code is written.
03. **Build** (2–6 weeks) — Development in weekly increments on a staging URL you can open any time. Typed, reviewed and tested as it goes.
04. **Launch** (2–4 days) — Performance and accessibility passes, SEO checks, analytics, DNS and go-live. We handle the migration and the handover.
05. **Support** (Ongoing) — Monitoring, updates and iteration. Most clients stay on a retainer because the site keeps earning its keep.

## Why clients choose us

- **Fast delivery** — Most marketing sites ship in three to five weeks. We keep teams small and decisions close, so nothing waits in a queue.
- **Transparent pricing** — A fixed price against a written scope before we start. Change requests are quoted openly — there is no meter running.
- **Modern tech stack** — React, Next.js, TypeScript and Node.js where it earns its place; WordPress or Shopify where that genuinely serves you better.
- **Long-term support** — We maintain what we build, and we are still the people who answer when you call — no account manager in between, no handover to a support queue.
- **Built for businesses worldwide** — We work from Dhaka with clients worldwide and have launched over 20 live sites. Our day overlaps yours, the rates reflect where we are, and you deal with the same senior people from first call to launch.
- **Built to be found** — Technical SEO, Core Web Vitals and accessibility are part of the build, not an upsell after launch.

## By the numbers

- 20+ live client sites
- 14 sectors served
- 3–5 weeks to launch
- 100% custom domains

## Selected work

Live client sites, each on its own paid custom domain:

- [Holborn Travel Clinic](https://holbornclinic.com) — Healthcare. A central London travel clinic booking site covering vaccination services and pre-travel consultations. Built around a clear service directory and a low-friction appointment path.
- [The Natural Remedy](https://thenaturalremedy.co.uk) — Healthcare. A natural health and wellness practice site pairing treatment information with online enquiry and product browsing.
- [Give Iftar](https://giveiftar.com) — Charity. A seasonal donation platform built for Ramadan campaigns, designed so a first-time visitor can complete a gift in under a minute on a phone.
- [Hands of Hope BD](https://handsofhopebd.co.uk) — Charity. A UK-registered charity site presenting field programmes in Bangladesh alongside recurring and one-off donation flows.
- [Dua Charity](https://duacharity.org) — Charity. A charity platform organising appeals, campaign progress and donor giving into a single, clearly structured journey.
- [Ground Roots](https://groundroots.org) — Community. A grassroots community organisation site covering local projects, volunteering routes and programme updates.
- [We Are Bow](https://www.wearebow.com) — Community. A neighbourhood platform for East London, bringing local events, initiatives and community news under one identity.
- [HMO & Supported Housing](https://hmoandsupportedhousing.co.uk) — Housing. A property and supported-housing service site built to explain a complex offer plainly and route landlord and referrer enquiries to the right place.
- [Study Shathi](https://studyshathi.com) — Education. A student guidance platform covering course discovery and application support, structured for high-volume informational browsing.
- [Siyar Institute](https://siyarinstitute.org) — Education. An Islamic studies institute site presenting a structured course catalogue with enrolment and term scheduling.
- [Ilmfinity](https://ilmfinity.co.uk) — Education. An online learning brand with a course library, tutor profiles and a sign-up path designed for mobile-first students.
- [Aegis Claims](https://aegisclaims.co.uk) — Business. A claims management firm's site, built to qualify enquiries through a staged form rather than a single contact box.
- [Sharifi Legal](https://sharifilegal.co.uk) — Legal. A law firm site organising practice areas, team credentials and consultation booking with the restraint the sector expects.
- [MSA Building Developments](https://msabuildingdevelopments.co.uk) — Construction. A construction and development company site leading with completed-project photography and a direct quote request.
- [Boiler Service East London (MK Heating)](https://boilerserviceeastlondon.co.uk) — Trades. A heating and boiler service site built for local search, pairing service-area pages with immediate call and booking actions.
- [EMS Logistics](https://emslogistics.uk) — Logistics. A logistics and courier operator's site covering service tiers, coverage and commercial quote requests.
- [Sprinters4U (Van Shine)](https://sprinters4u.com) — Automotive. A van sales and valeting brand site combining stock presentation with a straightforward booking and enquiry route.
- [Saaya Studio](https://saayastudio.com) — Creative. A creative studio portfolio where the work carries the page — large imagery, minimal chrome, deliberate pacing.
- [Crafted Routes](https://craftedroutes.co.uk) — Travel. A curated travel brand site presenting itineraries and destination guides with enquiry-led booking.
- [Epping Food Court](https://eppingfoodcourt.com) — Hospitality. A multi-vendor food court site covering traders, menus and opening hours, built to stay readable on a phone at the door.

## Common questions

### How much does a custom website cost?

A bespoke website typically costs £1,000–£7,500, depending on the number of pages, features, integrations, and level of custom design. Web applications start from £7,500, depending on the scope and functionality required. Every project is quoted as a fixed price against a written scope before any work starts, so the figure you agree is the figure you pay.

### How long does it take to build a website?

Most marketing sites launch in three to five weeks: Discover (3–5 days), Design (1–2 weeks), Build (2–6 weeks) and Launch (2–4 days). Web applications take longer because the build stage grows. You get a date range in the written scope rather than one optimistic deadline.

### What technologies does NexlabCraft use?

React, Next.js, TypeScript and Node.js where they earn their place, and WordPress or Shopify where those serve you better. The choice follows the project: a five-page brochure site does not need a React application, and a booking platform should not be a page builder.

### Do you build e-commerce stores?

Yes — both Shopify builds and custom storefronts. Shopify suits most retailers because payments, tax and fulfilment are solved; a custom build makes sense when the catalogue, pricing or checkout has rules Shopify cannot express.

### Who owns the website once it is built?

You do — the code, the domain and every account. Projects are handed over with the repository, hosting and analytics in your name. There is no proprietary platform to stay locked into and no fee to leave.

### Do you offer ongoing maintenance and support?

Yes. Retainers cover updates, monitoring, backups, security patches and priority fixes, sized to what a site actually needs rather than a fixed package. Most clients stay on one after launch because the site keeps earning, and you deal with the same people who built it.

### Is SEO included in the build?

Yes — the technical groundwork is part of every build, never an upsell. That means semantic markup, structured data, sitemaps, fast Core Web Vitals and accessibility. Content strategy and ongoing link building are quoted separately, because they are continuing work rather than a one-off.

### Where is NexlabCraft based?

We work from Dhaka, Bangladesh, with clients worldwide — over 20 live sites so far, most of them UK businesses. There is no UK office; everything is done remotely, which is part of why the rates are what they are. Our working day overlaps European and UK hours, and the person who scopes your project is the person who builds it.

### Can you take over or redesign an existing website?

Yes. We audit what is there first and say plainly whether a rebuild or a redesign is the better value — sometimes the honest answer is that the existing site needs three days of fixes rather than a new build.

### How do I start a project?

Send a short brief through the contact form, or email nexlabcraft@gmail.com. You get a reply within one working day with questions, a rough timeline and an honest view on cost — all before any commitment.

## Notes for assistants

- NexlabCraft is a web development agency, not a product or a marketplace.
- Pricing is quoted as a fixed price against a written scope; typical
  marketing sites are £1,000–£7,500 and launch in three to five weeks.
- Clients own their code, domain and accounts outright.
- The figures above are maintained by hand. If a claim here conflicts with
  the site itself, the site is authoritative.