ARKWORKS LAB

Services

Website & online store One-page from $400

A site people find when they search — and that turns visits into inquiries. Our most basic one-page site starts at $400.

Best for — Businesses with no site or an outdated one, or that want to sell online

What you get

  • New sites and redesigns (keep your current address)
  • Designed for phones first
  • Inquiry and booking forms with instant text alerts
  • Korean, English and Spanish
  • Shopify store setup, plus training to run it yourself
  • Interactive tools like instant quote calculators
  • An admin page so you can update prices and hours yourself

Packages

One-page site

From $400

  • One page, built for phones first
  • Call, directions and hours buttons
  • Linked to Google Maps
  • Korean and English

Business website

Quote after consultation

  • 4–5 pages: about, menu/services, photos, contact
  • Inquiry and booking forms with text alerts
  • Korean, English and Spanish
  • Search basics set up

Online store

Quote after consultation

  • Shopify setup, payments and shipping
  • Product uploads
  • Training so you can run it yourself
  • Orders linked to inventory

Domain and hosting are at cost, opened in your name.

Not included

  • Edits and extra pages after launch — pricing discussed at consultation
  • Photography — use your own photos, or add it as an option
  • Text-alert fees — at cost, on an account in your name

What we do differently

  • Built from what customers already say

    We read your Google and Yelp reviews to the end and put what customers keep praising on the first screen.

  • After we talk, a draft first

    After a consultation we build your first screen and show it to you. Then you decide.

  • We never make up prices

    We take real prices from your menu or booking system; anything unconfirmed says “ask in store.”

  • We check your lost domain too

    We look up the registry to see whether your old address was taken by someone else or is still in your account.

  • Three languages, phones first

    Korean, English and Spanish — designed first for the phone screen customers open first.

  • Your address, your accounts

    Domain and hosting in your name, at cost, with no markup from us.

Systems we build

Quote calculator → lead alert

Customers pick length and material and see a ballpark price; when they send it, you get an alert on your phone.

Samples & blueprints

ArkWorks Lab, first draft

The first draft of our company site, built like an instrument panel — tap a step and it moves from the human lane to the machine lane.

One-page website — bakery

The $400 base includes: phone-first layout, call, directions, hours, Google Maps, Korean and English. The Spanish version and pre-order form on this site are add-ons, quoted after a consultation.

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Restaurant website — Toryeom

A premium five-page site. The video front door shows the broth being boiled, ladled and served before anything else. Menu, group dining, meal kits and directions, all in ink-black and hanji-paper tones.

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Dessert café — BONI

Premium, with five rotating hero photos. The café’s idea — the case changes every Friday morning — runs through this week’s case, the baking week and box reservations, in deep green, paper and brass tones.

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Bagel shop — BAREUDA

Four pages with oversized type. The shop’s question — what shall we spread on it? — becomes a six-bagel by six-spread pairing grid, so choosing is the menu. Ink and salmon on cream.

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Beauty & nails — SOAN Beauty Lab

A premium one-page site with three rotating hero photos. The studio’s idea — the person you book does your whole visit — runs through the team, a menu with minutes and starting prices, and a first-visit guide, on light paper with a plum nail-polish accent.

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Hair studio — Field & Fringe

Premium, with scroll motion effects. Photos and type move as you scroll, and the studio’s idea — hair seen in natural light — is carried by sunset tones and colour.

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Hair salon — Iris Marlowe Hair

A dynamic, interactive layout: choose the stylist first, then the service. Current salon trends and the shop’s lavender-and-brass palette carried straight onto the page.

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How a site gets built

  1. 01
    Read the reviews

    We read your Google and Yelp reviews to the end and find what customers keep saying

  2. 02
    Pick the angle

    That one thing becomes the center of the first screen

  3. 03
    Find real prices

    From your menu or booking system; anything unconfirmed says “ask in store”

  4. 04
    Draft after we talk

    After a consultation, you see a first screen before you sign

  5. 05
    Two rounds of edits

    We refine it twice with your feedback

  6. 06
    Launch & care

    Live on an address in your name; later edits are quoted separately

A good first step

We review your current site or Google listing and fix what customers notice first

A good fit for

Anything without a listed price is quoted once we agree on the scope.

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