
A slogan on the first screen, and the buyer left guessing what you trade.
web design klang
Seed Light offers web design for Klang businesses, from freight forwarders and wholesalers around Port Klang to clinics and shops in Bandar Bukit Tinggi, built to turn a visit into an order.



The stack
Where we work
We work across Klang, from the port to the newer townships. Location clarifies who a business serves.
We also work with businesses in Meru, Bandar Botanic, Bandar Bukit Raja, Klang Sentral, Teluk Pulai and Taman Eng Ann.

The old town around Jalan Tengku Kelana and the river is where the wholesalers, textile traders and goldsmiths sit. Trade buyers search for the range and the minimum order before they visit, so the catalogue carries the page.
Who we typically work with here

Westports, Northport and the forwarders, hauliers and warehouses around them. The buyer is a shipper checking whether you can handle the volume, so coverage, licences and a request form that captures the load save a week of calls.
Who we typically work with here

A planned township with a mall, a hospital and long rows of shop-offices, so the trade is residents looking for a clinic, a class or a restaurant close to home. A page per service, with hours and a booking, is what gets chosen.
Who we typically work with here

Factory units and workshops between the port and the town, where companies buy from companies. What you make or repair, the sectors you serve and a fast way to send a requirement are what a buyer looks for first.
Who we typically work with here

Industrial estates strung along the trunk road with housing behind them. Suppliers here are found by the part or the process a buyer searches for, so each product line needs its own page rather than a single company page.
Who we typically work with here
Common problems
Five problems we see again and again on business websites. Every one of them is fixable in a rebuild.

A slogan on the first screen, and the buyer left guessing what you trade.

Product lists laid out for a desktop turn into a mess on a phone.

Large uncompressed photographs make the catalogue crawl on mobile data.

A wholesale buyer with an order in mind finds nowhere to send it.

Orders and calls arrive, and nobody can say which page earned them.
Where we start
Fix the biggest problem first
We prioritise the issues most likely to affect leads, sales or wasted time instead of trying to change everything at once.
What we build
Six kinds of build, matched to how your customers buy from you.

One product, one page, one order button.

A page per product range, each written to be found.

A new build for a catalogue site that stopped selling.

Advert, page, order form and follow-up in one path.

Catalogue, checkout, delivery and order confirmations.

Trade logins, quoting tools and links to your systems.
What matters
A buyer with an order list wants to know within seconds that you stock what they need. Your own warehouse photographs, the ranges named on the first screen and a visible order route settle that before they scroll.
Photographs of your stock
The real warehouse and shelves.
Ranges named at the top
What you carry, on the first screen.
Quick on a phone signal
Compressed images, tested on mobile.
Written for a fast reader
Short lines, plain trade words.

Minimum quantities, delivery areas, licences and customer reviews sit on pages drawn for your business, so the person placing a bulk order finds every answer in one visit and sends the order rather than a question.
Minimums and delivery shown
Quantities and areas stated plainly.
Reviews beside each range
Placed next to what they describe.
Wording drafted together
Headings agreed with your sales team.
Domain registered to you
Ownership sits with your company.

Each product range gets a category page named for the term a buyer types, with filters, photographs and a specification table. Ranges buried in one long catalogue page rank for nothing, so each one is given its own.
A category per range
Named for the term buyers search.
Filters for deciding specs
Size, grade and brand as filters.
Schema set during build
Products and categories marked up.
Listing and site aligned
Google profile matches the pages.

The people who plan your categories also design and code them, so product data is imported cleanly and page weight is trimmed during the build, and every login is passed to your office when the site goes live.
Planned, designed, coded
One team from spreadsheet to launch.
Trade portals to order
Logins, agreed prices and reorders.
Accounts handed across
Every login in your company's name.
Prices changed in-house
Products updated in bulk yourself.

Case studies
Real client projects, each with its own case study page, shown beside demo concepts built to show our approach across different industries.
100+
Brands worked with
28,441+
Leads generated
$4.1M+
Sales generated for clients
Up to13x
Return on Meta ad spend
Tallied from client ad accounts and store reports. See the numbers on our results page.
How it runs
What you trade, who buys, and what the site must earn.
Pages and categories agreed, then priced by line.
Range and product pages drawn for a phone first.
Code, product import, speed, search and tracking.
Order tests, redirects, logins handed over, training.
How we compare
| What you get | Seed Light | Other competitors |
|---|---|---|
| Custom design, built for you | Designed from scratch for your business | A bought theme is commonly restyled to fit |
| Strategy before design | Structure agreed before any design starts | Structure is often decided during the build |
| Website copy written for you | Add-on | Copy is commonly left with you to supply |
| On-page SEO included on every page we build | Titles, headings and markup set as we build | On-page SEO is often quoted separately |
| Load time optimised | Speed checked and tuned before launch | Speed work is commonly a separate engagement |
| Who actually works on the project | The team that planned it | The builder is often not the person who sold it |
| You own the site, hosting and files | Site, hosting and files are in your name | Ownership varies, so ask what transfers to you |
| Training, handover and support | A walkthrough and written handover notes | Handover varies from a written note to nothing |
Packages
Three shapes of project, priced on the detail agreed on the call.
One product or service and one route to order it
What's included
A trader or practice with several ranges to explain
What's included
Selling online or giving trade customers a login
What's included
Every package includes hosting setup, the handover and a month of fixes.
Straight answers
Straight answers to the questions businesses ask us most about web design.
Who this is for
Anywhere a customer researches before they buy.
Let’s talk
Tell us what you want to grow or improve. We’ll reply within 24 hours with honest advice, even if we never work together.
Prefer email or a call? hello@seed-light.com · +60 16-411 9138
Results so far
Results from real clients100+
Brands worked with
28,441+
Leads generated
$4.1M+
Sales generated for clients
Up to 13x
Return on Meta ad spend
Monthly leads