The Wawai Way to build websites.
Every site we build starts as a design, gets turned into real code, lives in a version-controlled repo, and deploys itself to a fast, secure host. AI does the heavy lifting. We keep our hands on the wheel.
Start a Project→Four stages. One clean handoff to the next.
Nothing gets thrown away between steps. The design, the notes, the decisions: they all travel with the project, so anyone picking it up next knows exactly where things stand.
01
Design
We work out the look, the words, and the layout before a line of code exists.
02
Build
We turn that design into real, hand-authored code.
03
Store
Everything lands in a version-controlled repo, our single source of truth.
04
Deploy
A push goes live automatically, on fast and secure hosting.
Stage 01
First, we get the design right.
Every site begins in a design-only space where we settle the layout, the copy, the colors, and the whole visual system before production code. That means fewer surprises later, and a site that looks and reads the way it should from day one.
What comes out of this stage
Stage 02
Then we turn the design into real code.
This is where the actual site gets built: clean, hand-authored code that matches the design one-to-one. No bloated frameworks, no shortcuts that cost you speed later. We check every page in a real browser before it moves on: fonts loading right, colors correct, zero errors.
How we keep it maintainable
Stage 03
Everything lives in one version-controlled home.
The whole site — code, content, and documentation — sits in a single repository. Every change, whether we or the AI made it, shows up as a reviewable record. Nothing is a mystery, and nothing gets lost.
Why this matters to you
Stage 04
A push goes live on its own.
When a change is ready, it deploys automatically to fast, secure, static hosting, the kind that stays up, loads quickly, and doesn't need a fragile server babysitting it. The site is delivered worldwide over a content network with its own security certificate, so it's quick wherever your visitors are.
Built-in guardrails
After launch, edits are just as simple.
Spot something you want changed? Leave a note right on the page using BugHerd. That comment becomes a task, the task gets built and reviewed, and the fix ships small, tracked, and reviewable every time. No long email chains, no waiting on a mystery queue.
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Leave a note on the page
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It becomes a task
03
Built and reviewed
04
The fix ships
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