Web Development & Website Design
in Mauritius

Start with work you can check: ask for the addresses of live websites and see how they load on a phone. Then ask for a written scope and a fixed quote, who looks after hosting, the domain and updates after launch, and who owns the code. Finally, check the working language and who will follow your project. A provider who answers these four points clearly before starting is almost always safer than a quick, vague quote. See our work

A freelance developer suits a short, well-defined job. As soon as a project needs design, development, SEO and maintenance at the same time, an agency avoids depending on one person: the work continues if someone is unavailable, and support after launch is planned from the start. At Artover everything is done in-house, with no subcontracting to outside providers.

Yes, and some of our projects work this way: we work with clients in Reunion, Europe, Australia, Canada and South Africa. Everything is done remotely, in English or French, with regular demos so you can follow progress. The framework stays in writing (scope, fixed quote, mutual confidentiality), and ownership of the custom work passes to you on final payment.

We do not hire out staff. We take on a defined project, with one technical contact who follows it from scoping to launch. For ongoing needs (changes, new features, fixes), a maintenance and support contract covers the work month by month, with response times set out in the written quote. See maintenance and support

The cost of a website depends on what it needs to do: the number of pages, the features and integrations required (bookings, CRM, payment gateways such as MCB Juice), who produces the content, whether you sell online (e-commerce), and the level of ongoing maintenance after launch. We don't publish fixed prices. After a free discovery call, Artover gives you a fixed written quote for your specific project. Request a quote

As an estimate, a standard professional website typically takes 3–6 weeks from discovery to launch, and corporate websites, online stores or web platforms typically take 8–16 weeks, depending on complexity, integrations and how ready your content is. The timeline is confirmed in your fixed written quote after the discovery call.

Yes, we work with businesses of all sizes across Mauritius, from SMEs in Port Louis, Grand Baie, and Curepipe to larger companies in Ebene. Every project is scoped to your needs and budget, with a fixed written quote before work begins.

Yes. When your team needs to publish content often, we build on WordPress with a custom theme and purpose-made Elementor widgets, so pages are easy to edit but hard to break. We harden every WordPress site (login throttling, XML-RPC off, spam protection) and can maintain it after launch. For online stores we build on WooCommerce or fully custom, depending on your catalogue and integrations. See our WordPress case study

Yes. A form, booking or order on your website can send the customer a WhatsApp confirmation and alert your team, through the official WhatsApp Business Platform. Customers can also continue the conversation on WhatsApp, where an automation or a person replies. See WhatsApp automation

It depends on who edits the site and what it must do. WordPress with a custom theme suits a team that publishes often (news, events, job offers) and wants to change pages itself. Next.js suits sites where speed, custom logic or integrations matter most: corporate sites, booking platforms, portals and dashboards. We recommend one after the discovery call and set out the trade-offs in writing, rather than proposing the same build to everyone.

Yes, we can host and look after what we build, or deploy to your existing host if you prefer. On where the site should live, we go through the trade-offs with you during scoping (where most of your visitors are, where your data should sit, who manages the server and the backups) and write the choice into the quote. We can also put the site behind Cloudflare, as we do for the WordPress sites we maintain. Either way the domain, the hosting account and the logins are in your name, and ownership of the custom work passes to you on final payment. See maintenance and support

Our team builds with Next.js, React, TypeScript and Node.js for custom sites and web apps, and with WordPress and WooCommerce when you want to manage content and products yourself. Both are widely used, fast, and easy to extend and maintain. Either way, you own the code.

Yes. We audit your existing site, identify performance, conversion, and SEO gaps, then rebuild it on Next.js or WordPress for speed and search visibility.