10Web development · Sri Lanka

Web Development for Businesses That Need the Site to Do Something

Sydon Tech builds corporate websites, e-commerce stores, web applications and customer portals — server-rendered for speed and search visibility, and connected to the ERP or CRM behind them so your data is entered once.

  • E-commerce with local payments
  • Technical SEO at build time
  • Connected to your ERP
  • Post-launch support
Responsive web experience across desktop, tablet and mobile surfaces
Designed to performFast, useful, findable
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What we build

Six shapes of project cover most of what businesses ask us for. Several clients start with one and extend into the next.

Corporate websites

The site a buyer checks before calling you. Fast, credible, easy for your team to update, and structured so search engines can read it.

  • Server-rendered pages
  • Technical SEO built in
  • Editable content

E-commerce stores

Products, orders, payments and deliveries managed from one admin area — the setup our retail customers run daily.

  • Local payment gateways
  • Delivery and order status
  • Stock synced with the ERP

Web applications

Logins, dashboards, records and workflow — software that does work rather than presenting information.

  • Role-based access
  • Workflow and approvals
  • Reporting and exports

Customer and dealer portals

A place for customers, dealers or agents to see their own orders, balances and documents without phoning your office.

  • Self-service order history
  • Statements and documents
  • Ties into ERP data

Booking and enquiry systems

Appointment, reservation and enquiry flows that write into the same system your staff already work in.

  • Availability rules
  • Confirmations and reminders
  • Admin overrides

APIs and integrations

The connective work: linking a website to an ERP, a delivery platform or a payment provider so data moves once.

  • REST API development
  • Third-party integration
  • Data sync jobs

Sites built to be found, not just to look good

A site that no one finds is a brochure with a hosting bill.

We build pages that render on the server, so search engines and AI answer engines read your content without executing JavaScript. Every page ships a unique title and description, a canonical URL, Open Graph images, and structured data that matches what a visitor actually sees. An XML sitemap and robots rules go live with the site, and Search Console is connected on day one so indexing problems surface early.

What we do not do is promise a position. Rankings depend on content, competition and authority built over months — anyone guaranteeing a number one spot is selling something they cannot deliver.

How a web project runs

Six stages, each ending in something you can see and sign off.

  1. Discovery · Free

    What the site has to achieve, who it is talking to, and which pages carry commercial weight. This is where the sitemap and the keyword targets get decided — not after launch.

  2. UI/UX design

    Wireframes then visual design, reviewed on real content. You approve screens before anything is built.

  3. Development

    Built to the approved design, server-rendered where content needs to be indexed, with an admin area your team can actually use.

  4. Testing

    Cross-browser and mobile testing, form and payment testing, and a technical SEO pass covering metadata, structured data, sitemap and redirects.

  5. Deployment

    Hosting, HTTPS, analytics and Search Console set up as part of launch, not as an afterthought.

  6. Optimisation and support

    Core Web Vitals monitored after launch on real user data, with maintenance and content support available.

How we build

Chosen for maintainability and speed, not novelty.

  • Server-rendered React with Next.js for public pages, so content is in the HTML and Core Web Vitals start from a good place.
  • A Go backend for business APIs where throughput and predictable memory matter.
  • Responsive layouts tested at real mobile widths, not just resized on a desktop.
  • Image optimisation, lazy loading below the fold and modern formats as a default, not a later cleanup.

Web development questions answered

How much does a website cost in Sri Lanka?

It depends on whether you need a corporate site, an e-commerce store or a custom web application, and how much of it is bespoke. We quote a fixed price per project after understanding the scope. Ask us for a written quotation with the page and feature list included.

Do you build e-commerce websites?

Yes. We build e-commerce sites where products, orders, payments and deliveries are managed from one admin area, and we have delivered this for customers selling online in Sri Lanka.

What is the difference between a website and a web application?

A website presents information and captures enquiries. A web application does work — logins, dashboards, records, workflows, reporting. Many businesses need a site now and an application later; both can share one design system.

Will the website be optimised for Google?

Yes. Technical SEO is part of delivery: server-rendered pages, clean URLs, unique titles and descriptions, structured data, an XML sitemap and Core Web Vitals work. Ranking also depends on content and authority over time, which no developer can guarantee.

Can you connect the website to our ERP or CRM?

Yes. Where you run our ERP or CRM, the website can share the same product, stock or customer data through an API rather than being maintained separately.

Tell us what the site has to achieve

Send the pages, features and integrations you have in mind. You get a written scope, a page and feature list, and a fixed quotation.

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