Which web design companies in Singapore are worth shortlisting in 2026?
Eight companies are worth a look. They differ less on design skill than on platform and on what the site has to do after launch: sell, bring in leads or support a brand.
| Company | What they build | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| shakalakaa | Custom-coded, WordPress and Shopify sites with conversion tracking, Conversions API and SEO structure at launch, in English and Mandarin | Businesses whose site has to sell or bring in leads |
| Verz Design | E-commerce and corporate websites with a Shopify and Shopify Plus focus, plus custom development, SEO and email marketing | Shopify and Shopify Plus builds and migrations |
| eFusion Technology | Corporate websites, e-commerce shops on Shopify and Shopline, and custom web apps, plus maintenance | SME corporate and e-commerce sites with system integration |
| Singapore Best Web Design | Corporate and e-commerce websites, mostly on WordPress, with maintenance and security | Corporate WordPress sites with ongoing upkeep |
| Orfeostory | Corporate, e-commerce, WordPress, Drupal and custom PHP websites, plus apps and CRM systems | WordPress and Drupal builds for institutions and corporates |
| Wondertabs | Strategy-led design and development for corporate and e-commerce sites, alongside branding and marketing | Design-led corporate sites with branding |
| Wobs | Responsive websites and web applications, with hosting and ongoing maintenance as the client's webmaster | SMEs and non-profits wanting a site plus upkeep |
| Creativeans | UI/UX and web design as part of wider brand strategy and design work | Websites built as part of a brand overhaul |
Last updated: November 2026. shakalakaa wrote this list and ranks itself first; nobody paid to appear. Other companies' details come from their own websites, read on 3 November 2026.
What does shakalakaa build as a web design company in Singapore?
shakalakaa — websites built to sell and to bring in leads
shakalakaa runs web design and development in Singapore: custom-coded sites, WordPress builds and Shopify stores. Conversion tracking, the Conversions API and an SEO-ready page structure are live before launch, and copy can run in English and Mandarin.
The team that builds the site also runs its ads and SEO, so the tracking set up at launch is the tracking the campaigns use.
For Kim Guan Guan Coffee, a Singapore kopi roaster, our Shopify store management, SEO and TikTok Ads work lifted store conversion to 3.85% from 1.25%, with B2B pages that route wholesale enquiries to sales.
How did we rank these web design companies?
We compared each company on four things, using only what it publishes on its own website, read on 3 November 2026.
- The platforms it builds on: custom code, WordPress, Shopify, Drupal or Shopline.
- Who it says it builds for: SMEs, corporates, institutions or online stores.
- What it adds around the build: SEO, maintenance, hosting, branding or ads.
- Whether its current work is shown on its own site.
We left out directories and companies whose site we could not read, did not score companies and restate no prices.
Which web design company is best for e-commerce in Singapore?
shakalakaa, when the store has to be measurable from day one: every store we build launches with purchase tracking in place, and the same team runs the ads that send traffic to it.
Verz Design focuses on Shopify and Shopify Plus, and eFusion Technology builds on Shopify and Shopline with system integration.
Which is best for corporate and B2B websites?
shakalakaa, when the site has to bring in enquiries as well as inform, because forms, lead routing and tracking are part of the website build.
Among the others, Singapore Best Web Design and Orfeostory build corporate WordPress sites, Orfeostory also builds on Drupal, and Wobs adds hosting and upkeep.
Which is best for brand-led design?
shakalakaa, if the brand has to work in ads and content as well as on the site. For a website that sits inside a full rebrand, Creativeans and Wondertabs combine web design with branding work.
What should a Singapore business ask before signing?
- Who owns the code, the design files, the domain and the hosting account?
- Which platform will it use, and can your team edit pages without a developer?
- Is conversion tracking set up and tested before launch?
- What happens after launch: maintenance, updates and who fixes things?
- Is the project eligible for a government grant such as PSG? Ask the company to confirm in writing.