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Real answers for people planning a better website.

Specific, practical guides for the questions businesses ask before choosing what to build, what to spend, and who to work with.

Platform choices · 7 min read

Wix vs custom website in Thailand

Wix can be a sensible choice for a straightforward business website you want to manage yourself. A custom build is worth considering when your design, content structure, or customer journey needs more flexibility. Compare the full cost of running each option before choosing.

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Planning · 7 min read

How long does a business website take?

A small business website can be planned in weeks, while a site with several languages, payments, or custom workflows needs a longer schedule. The dependable estimate comes after the scope and content are checked. Agree approval dates as carefully as the launch date.

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Restaurants · 6 min read

Does a restaurant need a website if it has Instagram?

Instagram can introduce people to your food and atmosphere. A small website gives them a direct place to check the current menu, opening hours, location, and booking options. You may only need one useful page, especially if reservations already happen elsewhere.

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Customer enquiries · 7 min read

LINE, WhatsApp, or a contact form?

Choose a main contact route based on how your customers prefer to communicate and how your team works. LINE or WhatsApp can suit quick conversations. A short form helps collect a clear enquiry without requiring a particular chat app. Offer a useful alternative without crowding every page with buttons.

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Launch planning · 7 min read

Website checklist for opening a business in Thailand

Before launch, confirm your business details, domain access, essential content, and the action visitors should take. Then test the website on real phones, check enquiries reach your team, and assign responsibility for updates. Treat this as a website checklist, separate from business registration or licensing.

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Local business · 7 min read

Website design for Hua Hin businesses

A useful Hua Hin business website answers the questions your own customers ask. That may mean clear directions and opening hours, Thai and English information, or an easy way to book from overseas. Start with your audience and operation, then choose the pages and features that support them.

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Planning · 6 min read

How much does a website cost? — 2026 guide

There is no honest single price. A focused café site is simpler than a bilingual hotel site, online shop, or custom booking platform. BaanCode quotes design and development by scope; managed hosting is ฿399–฿999 per month equivalent, billed annually.

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Restaurants · 5 min read

What should a restaurant website include?

A restaurant website should quickly show the food, atmosphere, location, opening hours, menu, and the easiest way to reserve or contact you. On mobile, those actions should be reachable within seconds.

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Hospitality · 6 min read

What makes a good hotel website?

A good hotel website sells the feeling of the stay while clearly explaining rooms, amenities, location, policies, and availability. The direct-booking action should stay visible without overwhelming the story.

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Multilingual · 5 min read

Thai + English websites: what businesses should know

Plan Thai and English together from the start. Use matching page structures, human-reviewed language, flexible layouts, and clear language switching that keeps visitors on the equivalent page.

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