Do you build on WordPress or custom code?

By default we hand-code the front end because it is faster and easier to keep secure and maintainable. When a client needs frequent content edits, we connect a CMS — sometimes WordPress, sometimes a headless system — without loading the site down with page-builder plugins.

Can you integrate our existing booking or payment system?

In most cases yes. We work with common scheduling tools, payment gateways and CRMs, and we test the full submission or checkout flow before launch rather than assuming the integration works.

What happens if a form stops working after launch?

Forms are set up with delivery confirmation and monitored during the post-launch period, and we can add ongoing monitoring so failures are caught immediately rather than after weeks of lost leads.

Will the site meet accessibility requirements?

We build to WCAG 2.1 AA as a baseline — proper contrast, keyboard navigation, focus states and screen-reader labelling — which covers most legal and practical accessibility expectations.

Can my team update content ourselves?

Yes, when a CMS is part of the build your team can edit pages, blog posts or listings directly. For smaller, mostly static sites we can also make periodic content updates for you.

How do you handle hosting?

We set up hosting, SSL and backups, and can manage ongoing hosting or hand over access if you prefer to host it yourselves.

How long does a development-only project take?

It depends on the number of integrations and content types, but a typical build runs four to eight weeks once design and content are finalized.

Website Development Built to Run Fast and Last

Design decides how a site looks; development decides whether it actually works — how fast it loads, whether the contact form reaches the right inbox, whether the booking widget or payment gateway integrates cleanly, and whether the code can be maintained two years from now without a rebuild. TK Web Services hand-codes websites for Miami businesses and remote clients who need a site engineered properly, not assembled from plugins.

This is the build stage: turning an approved design and content plan into a working, secure, accessible site with clean code, correct markup and the third-party integrations your business depends on — booking systems, payment processors, CRMs, analytics.

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What website development covers here

Development starts once the design and content structure are agreed. We write semantic, standards-compliant HTML and modern front-end code rather than relying on a page-builder plugin stack, which keeps the site lighter, faster and less prone to conflicts when something needs to change later.

It also covers everything that makes a site functional beyond the visible pages: contact and quote forms that validate correctly and route to the right place, integrations with booking, payment or CRM tools, analytics and conversion tracking wired up from launch, and a content management system connected where your team needs to publish without a developer.

Accessibility and hosting are part of development, not afterthoughts. Pages are built to WCAG 2.1 AA standards for keyboard and screen-reader use, and we set up hosting, SSL, backups and deployment so the site is stable and can be updated safely after launch.

Problems this solves

Plugin-heavy sites that break

A theme update or plugin conflict takes the site down, and nobody on the team can safely fix it.

Forms that silently fail

Leads submit a contact form and the message never arrives, with no error shown to the visitor or the business.

Integrations bolted on badly

Booking widgets, payment gateways or CRMs added later that clash with the theme or slow the page down.

No one who understands the code

The site was built by someone no longer reachable, and every change is a guess.

Inaccessible to some visitors

Keyboard users and screen-reader users cannot navigate the site or complete forms.

What we provide

Hand-coded front end

Semantic HTML, modern CSS and JavaScript built for the specific site, not a generic theme.

Forms and lead routing

Validated forms with clear error states, spam protection and reliable delivery to the right inbox or CRM.

Third-party integrations

Booking systems, payment gateways, CRMs, scheduling tools and analytics connected and tested.

CMS setup

Headless or traditional content management wired in where your team needs to publish independently.

Accessibility to WCAG 2.1 AA

Keyboard navigation, focus states, contrast and screen-reader labelling built into every component.

Hosting and deployment

SSL, backups, staging environment and a deployment process that lets updates ship without downtime.

Our development process

Technical scoping
We list every integration, form and content type the site needs before writing code.
Environment setup
Hosting, staging and version control configured so development is safe and reversible.
Component build
Templates and reusable components coded to the approved design, mobile-first.
Integration
Forms, booking, payment and CRM connections built and tested against real submissions.
CMS wiring
Content fields and page types connected for the client to edit without touching code.
QA and accessibility testing
Cross-browser, cross-device and screen-reader testing before anything goes live.
Launch and handover
Go-live with monitoring, plus documentation so your team knows what can be changed safely.

Why choose TK Web Services

Code written for this site

No bloated plugin stack carried over from a template — only what the site actually needs.

Integrations tested, not assumed

Every form submission and payment flow is tested end to end before launch, not left for visitors to discover problems.

Accessibility built in

WCAG considerations are part of the component build, not a compliance pass at the end.

Documented handover

You receive clear notes on what was built and how to make safe changes going forward.

Direct developer access

Technical questions go to the person who wrote the code, not through an account manager.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you build on WordPress or custom code?: By default we hand-code the front end because it is faster and easier to keep secure and maintainable. When a client needs frequent content edits, we connect a CMS — sometimes WordPress, sometimes a headless system — without loading the site down with page-builder plugins.
Can you integrate our existing booking or payment system?: In most cases yes. We work with common scheduling tools, payment gateways and CRMs, and we test the full submission or checkout flow before launch rather than assuming the integration works.
What happens if a form stops working after launch?: Forms are set up with delivery confirmation and monitored during the post-launch period, and we can add ongoing monitoring so failures are caught immediately rather than after weeks of lost leads.
Will the site meet accessibility requirements?: We build to WCAG 2.1 AA as a baseline — proper contrast, keyboard navigation, focus states and screen-reader labelling — which covers most legal and practical accessibility expectations.
Can my team update content ourselves?: Yes, when a CMS is part of the build your team can edit pages, blog posts or listings directly. For smaller, mostly static sites we can also make periodic content updates for you.
How do you handle hosting?: We set up hosting, SSL and backups, and can manage ongoing hosting or hand over access if you prefer to host it yourselves.
How long does a development-only project take?: It depends on the number of integrations and content types, but a typical build runs four to eight weeks once design and content are finalized.

Need a site built properly, not assembled from plugins?

Tell us what the site needs to do — forms, bookings, payments, a CMS — and we'll scope a build with a written statement of work.

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