Web design studio · Nairobi, Kenya
Veune Cour builds websites that help Kenyan service businesses get found on Google, get booked from a phone, and get paid through M-Pesa. Hand-coded, fast, and yours to keep — from KSh 15,000.
A website is one part of it. Getting found, getting booked and getting paid are the rest — so those are built in from the start, not sold to you later.
For clinics, salons, spas, gyms, consultants and trades. A site built around one job: turning someone who found you on their phone into a booked appointment.
For retail, furniture, beauty and product brands ready to take orders without paying a monthly platform fee forever.
Being on the internet and being findable are two different things. This is the groundwork that gets you into Google results for your town and your service.
Installed so you can see where visitors come from, which pages they read, and which ones make them contact you.
A chat widget trained on your services, hours and prices, so late-night visitors get an answer instead of leaving.
For owners who would rather not touch the code. Small updates, content changes and keeping everything loading fast.
Real businesses, real briefs. Each one built around what that business actually needed the site to do — not around a template.
Live · Real client
A Meru dermatology clinic that patients can find, trust and book — in two taps.
A dermatology and skin-wellness clinic in Meru with over ten years of practice and 5,000+ patients treated across two locations. The old problem was simple: patients searching for acne, hyperpigmentation or anti-ageing help in Meru had no way to verify the clinic before walking in. The new site leads with credentials and real treatments — hormonal acne, hyperpigmentation, ageing skin, custom facials, therapeutic massage and skincare-routine consultations — then makes booking the shortest path on the page. Both locations, Meru Town and Makutano Clinic, are listed with their own details so patients pick the right one before they travel.
HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · Responsive · Local SEO structure
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Four very different product lines under one premium roof — without looking like a market stall.
A lifestyle retail brand selling wigs, tech accessories, laundrette services and leather journals — categories that normally fight each other for attention. The site is organised around one promise, "Elevated Essentials for the Discerning," so the range reads as curated rather than random. Each category gets its own visual lane while sharing a single premium type and colour system, and the ordering flow is built for the way Kenyan customers actually buy: browse, then message.
HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · Multi-category layout system
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Furniture that sells on feeling first, specification second.
A home-living and furniture brand positioned around "where style meets comfort." Furniture is a considered purchase, so the site is built to slow visitors down in a good way — full-bleed room imagery, generous whitespace, and copy that talks about how a piece feels in a space before it lists dimensions. The result is a catalogue that reads like a magazine and still routes every interested visitor to an enquiry.
HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · Image-led grid
View live siteFour clear steps, roughly two weeks, no mystery about where your project stands at any point.
We start with a short call or written brief — your business, your audience, what “success” looks like for the site. No jargon, just clear questions.
You’ll see a visual direction before a single line of code is written — colors, layout, tone — so there are no surprises later.
The site comes to life — responsive, fast, and tested across devices. Timeline depends on scope.
Your site goes live, and you get a short walkthrough of how to manage it going forward.
Light monthly maintenance for clients who want updates without lifting a finger.
The things people ask before they get in touch. If yours isn’t here, message us on WhatsApp and you’ll get a straight answer.
Currently HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js and Python — built by hand, not templates. This means your site loads fast and isn’t locked into a page-builder’s limitations.
Most simple sites take 1–2 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on scope and how quickly feedback comes back.
Yes — payments can be made via M-Pesa alongside other methods. Details are shared once we agree on scope.
Yes, on request — small fixes, content updates, or a monthly maintenance plan from KSh 1,500 if you’d rather not touch the code yourself.
Yes — the design step exists specifically so you can give feedback before the build starts, and light revisions are included through the process.
Yes — Veune Cour works with clients locally and remotely.
Yes. Online stores start from KSh 35,000 and include a product catalogue, categories, and an ordering flow — either a full cart or an enquiry-led flow, whichever suits how your customers buy. M-Pesa can be added for KSh 2,000.
Booking and service-display websites start from KSh 15,000. Online stores start from KSh 35,000. Add-ons such as analytics, M-Pesa and an AI chat assistant are priced separately — the full list is on the pricing page.
Yes. The code is yours, hosted wherever you choose, with no licence fee and no monthly platform charge. You are never locked in.
Send a message describing what you do. You’ll get an honest answer on scope, price and whether a website is even the right first step.
Tell us what your business does and what you need the website to do. You’ll get a straight answer on scope, price and timeline — no sales call required.