INTERLAB
Services · Web Development

Website Development for Business

We design and build corporate and product websites, catalogs, and online stores: structure, UX/UI, frontend, analytics, and ongoing support. Website development in Almaty and for companies across Kazakhstan — with an architecture ready for SEO and future growth. Price reference points: a landing page — ₸150,000–250,000 (2–4 weeks), a business website — ₸350,000–600,000 (1–2 months), a catalog or online store — ₸600,000–1,200,000 (2–3 months).

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  • SEO-ready
  • CMS
  • Leads to CRM
In short

How much does business website development cost in Almaty, and what is included?

InterLAB reference ranges: a landing page — ₸150,000–250,000 in 2–4 weeks, a 4–7-page business website — ₸350,000–600,000 in 1–2 months, a catalog or online store — ₸600,000–1,200,000 in 2–3 months. The price covers structure and user flows, UX/UI design for desktop and mobile, development with an SEO-ready architecture, analytics setup and launch on the client's domain; post-launch support is ₸25,000–50,000 a month. InterLAB gives the exact cost after the brief and a review of the task — for companies in Almaty and across Kazakhstan.

Who it's for

Companies without a website, or with an outdated one

A corporate website with a structure built around your services and pages that answer customer questions before the first call. Navigation and copy are designed from real scenarios, not from a template.

Businesses with a product or service catalog

A catalog or online store: categories, filters, product pages, order intake, and payments. The catalog structure follows the way buyers actually search.

Product teams

A product website built for launch: the offer, the page flow, and analytics, so you can measure conversion from day one and make decisions based on data.

Local businesses in Almaty

Clinics, studios, coffee shops, service companies — a website that people find in search and use to message you on WhatsApp or leave a request.

What problems a website solves

Task · 01

How do you get customers from search, not just from ads?

Solution

The website needs an SEO-ready architecture: server-rendered content, correct metadata, fast loading, and page structure built around real search queries. All of this is laid down at the design stage — retrofitting a finished website for SEO costs more.

Task · 02

How do you sell through a catalog or online store?

Solution

The catalog is designed around how buyers choose: categories, filters, product pages, a cart, and payments. Where needed, the catalog syncs with your accounting through 1C and Kaspi integrations.

Task · 03

How do you know the website is working for the business?

Solution

The website is set up with analytics and events: form submissions, phone and WhatsApp clicks, the user's path to the form. Decisions about changes are made from data, not gut feeling.

Task · 04

What if you already have a website, but it brings no customers?

Solution

Start with a technical audit: check indexing, speed, structure, and content. The results show what pays off more — improving the current website or designing a new one with a migration that keeps your rankings.

What website development includes

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  • Structure planning and user scenarios
  • UX/UI design: layouts for desktop and mobile
  • Frontend development with Next.js and React
  • SEO-ready architecture: server rendering, metadata, semantic markup
  • Analytics setup and goal tracking
  • Catalog, cart, and payments for e-commerce
  • Backend and integrations: forms, CRM, payments — where needed
  • Launch: domain, SSL, hosting, migration without losing rankings
  • Support: edits, updates, uptime monitoring

Price and timeline reference points

InterLAB’s published ranges for typical sites. The exact price comes after a brief: it depends on the number of pages, design, integrations and who prepares the content.

FormatWhat it isTimelinePrice
MockupA draft of the main screen for your business — before any talk about money2–3 daysfree
Landing pageOne page: offer, services, reviews, map, booking via WhatsApp; domain and hosting included2–4 weeks150–250k ₸
Business site4–7 pages: services, prices, team, cases, SEO-ready structure1–2 months350–600k ₸
Catalogue / storeProducts or services, filters, enquiries and payments2–3 months600k – 1.2m ₸
SupportHosting, domain, edits and updatesmonthly25–50k ₸/mo

These are InterLAB’s ranges, not “market prices”. The cost factors are covered in “How much does a website cost in Almaty”.

Useful before we talk

How much a website costs in AlmatyWhat makes up the price and what pushes it up.Brief generatorPrepare the task before the meeting for a more precise estimate.Website or web applicationIf you need customer portals and roles, it is a different class of task and budget.

How development works

  1. 01

    Brief and estimate

    We go through the task, the audience, and the competitors. A time and cost estimate follows after the brief — broken down by stage.

  2. 02

    Structure and prototype

    We map out the pages, the scenarios, and a prototype of the key screens. Changes at this stage are cheaper than changes in code.

  3. 03

    Design and development

    Layouts first, then frontend and, where needed, backend. Interim versions are available on staging — you can see the website coming together.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Domain, SSL, analytics, speed and indexing checks. Access credentials and documentation are handed over to the client.

  5. 05

    Support

    Edits, content updates, and growth along a roadmap: new sections, a catalog, a client portal — the website grows with the business.

Get your project assessed before development starts

Describe the task in the form below — we reply within a business hour and suggest the next step: a call, a review or an estimate.

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Technology

Architecture and technology

Websites are built with Next.js: pages render on the server, so search engines see the full content and users get fast load times. Strict TypeScript and code review reduce the number of errors, and the underlying architecture lets a website grow into a web application without a rewrite.

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Vercel
Integrations

Integrations

A website rarely lives on its own: form submissions should reach the CRM, payments should go through, notifications should get to a manager. We connect forms to CRM systems and messengers, set up payment processing, and sync the catalog with 1C and Kaspi.

1C, Kaspi API, Payment gateways, WhatsApp, Telegram, AmoCRM, Bitrix24

InterLAB concept projects

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A specialty coffee shop concept: an interactive landing page whose flow takes the guest from bean to cup and leads to a request.

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A women's spa concept: an image-focused website in a magazine layout — the structure and color blocks build trust before the first call.

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A bathhouse club concept: a landing page with open pricing and WhatsApp booking — from atmosphere to request without extra steps.

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A dental clinic concept: a clinic website where services, prices, and booking are built around the patient's journey.

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InterLAB projects in this area

Real work with a dated status: what's live, what's still in development, where it's a demo.

Client · live

NOVA — a video studio website and the team's internal hub

Client — NOVA video studio (Almaty). Website and hub built by InterLAB.

The studio runs two lines with different audiences: content for screens in venues and short videos for social media. We split them into two websites on one codebase and built a private hub where the team keeps its materials, deals and content plan.

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status as of Oct 12, 2026

Common questions

A corporate (business) website of 4–7 pages — services, prices, team, case studies, SEO-ready structure — costs ₸350,000–600,000 in InterLAB's range and takes 1–2 months. The price grows with the number of unique page templates, integrations (CRM, payments) and if we write the copy.

In InterLAB's ranges: a landing page — 2–4 weeks, a business website — 1–2 months, a catalog or online store — 2–3 months; a free mock-up of the main screen — 2–3 days. The exact timeline, broken down by stage, comes after the brief and a review of the task.

Yes. The brief, prototype approval and acceptance happen online, and the domain, hosting and repository are set up on your accounts — you don't need to be in Almaty.

Yes. Designs are made for desktop and mobile and the layout is responsive — there is no separate “mobile version” with a separate price. Only a mobile app for the App Store and Google Play is estimated separately — that is a different service.

A website that is technically ready for search promotion from day one: server-rendered content, correct metadata and canonical tags, semantic markup, fast loading, a sitemap. Such a website doesn't need to be rebuilt before SEO — it indexes correctly from the start.

The client. The repository, domain, and hosting are registered to your accounts; after launch you receive the credentials and the documentation.

Hosting, updates, content edits, and uptime monitoring — 25,000–50,000 ₸ per month depending on scope. Further development — new sections, a catalog, a client portal — is estimated separately against a roadmap.

Yes, if the architecture allows it. We start with a technical audit: we check the code, speed, and indexing, then propose a plan — improve the current website, or build a new one with a migration that keeps your rankings.

Deep dives in the blog

Mobile Version of a Website: Responsive, Separate or Rebuilt

Responsive design, a separate mobile site or a new website: what Google recommends, signs your mobile version is broken, when a fix is enough and what drives the price.

How Much Website Development Costs in Almaty

Website development prices in Almaty and across Kazakhstan: InterLAB ranges and timelines by site type, cost factors, the mobile version, running costs.

How to Choose an IT Company in Almaty

Practical criteria for choosing an IT company in Almaty: code ownership, repository access, process transparency, demo cycles, the contract and NDA, and post-launch support.

UX vs UI: what’s the difference and why a product needs both

How UX differs from UI, the stages of interface design, who does what on the team, and what breaks when a business skips UX. A practical explanation.

Visual hierarchy, grids and spacing: how an interface guides the eye

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Typography and colour in interfaces: readability, contrast, accessibility

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Painless forms: design decisions that bring in more leads

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Responsive design: how a website adapts to phones

What responsive design is: mobile-first, breakpoints, the viewport tag, tap target sizes per WCAG and Apple, responsive images, testing on real phones and common bugs.

Interface accessibility: WCAG for designers and product managers

POUR principles and A/AA/AAA levels, contrast, focus, target size, labels and errors: how to build accessibility into the design. A checklist mapped to WCAG 2.2.

Microinteractions and motion: where they help and where they hurt

Why interfaces need motion: feedback, state changes, transitions, scroll effects. Duration and easing, performance, prefers-reduced-motion and conversion risks.

Easing and duration: why one animation feels premium and another feels cheap

How to choose easing and duration: ease-out, ease-in, cubic-bezier, springs, motion tokens in a design system and checking it in DevTools. With live demos.

Scroll animations: revealing blocks, parallax and video driven by scrolling

How scroll animations work: block reveals, parallax, sticky scenes and video driven by scrolling. Performance, accessibility and when to leave motion out.

How a website works: frontend, backend and database in plain words

What happens after you click a link, how frontend differs from backend, what a database, CMS and admin panel are, and which website accesses the owner must hold.

Your first JavaScript program: how code turns into action

Run your first JavaScript program in the browser console and with node: print results, build a tip calculator with command-line arguments and read error messages.

Variables and data types

How to store data in JavaScript: let and const, the seven primitive types and objects, typeof, type conversion, == vs ===, strings, and the NaN and 0.1 + 0.2 traps.

Conditions and loops

How to make a program decide and repeat: truthy and falsy values, if and the ternary operator, switch, for, for...of and while loops, and break and continue.

Functions: parameters, return values, scope

How to move repeated code into functions: declarations and arrow functions, default and rest parameters, return, scope, closures, and map and filter callbacks.

Terminal and command line for developers

Navigation, files, running programs, PATH, environment variables, pipes and permissions in bash with PowerShell equivalents. Real command output and exercises.

Git from scratch: commits, branches, merging

A step-by-step Git lesson: init, add, commit, log, .gitignore, branches and switch, fast-forward and merge conflicts, undo with restore, revert, reset. Real git output.

GitHub: fork, pull request and code review

How to ship changes through a pull request: remotes, push, fork or shared repo, PR description, code review, merge or rebase, protected branches, SSH and tokens.

HTML: semantic markup that browsers, search engines and screen readers understand

How to mark up a page with header, nav, main, section, article and footer, build an h1–h3 heading outline, choose a link or a button and check the structure.

CSS layout: Flexbox and Grid on real blocks

A layout lesson: box-sizing, flexbox axes, gap and wrap, Grid with fr, repeat, minmax and auto-fit, choosing between Flex and Grid, and min-width: 0 pitfalls.

JavaScript in the browser: the DOM and events

How to find an element with querySelector, change text, classes and attributes, listen for events, use bubbling and event delegation, and handle a form.

TypeScript from scratch: types, interfaces, generics

Port an order module from JavaScript to TypeScript: type inference, type vs interface, unions and narrowing, generics, unknown for server JSON and a strict tsconfig.

React: components, JSX and props

Build a service catalogue with React and TypeScript: a Vite project, JSX rules, typed props and children, lists with keys, conditional rendering and tests.

React: state and useState

Why a regular variable doesn't re-render a component, how useState works, updater functions, objects and arrays without mutation, controlled inputs and lifting state up.

Next.js App Router: pages, layouts and routes

A Next.js 16 App Router tutorial: folders as routes, nested layouts, dynamic [slug], Link and useRouter, loading, error, not-found and title templates.

Tailwind CSS: utilities, responsiveness and theming

A Tailwind CSS 4 tutorial: Vite setup, utilities and breakpoints, hover and focus-visible states, theming with @theme, dark mode and when to extract components.

Forms and validation in React

Controlled vs uncontrolled inputs, native HTML validation, one Zod schema for client and server, React Hook Form, submit state and errors with aria-invalid.

Accessibility in code: semantics, focus, ARIA

Making an interface work by keyboard and with screen readers: native elements, visible focus, ARIA patterns for dialog, tabs and menus, Playwright and axe tests.

Django: models, admin and views

A Django 6.1 tutorial: project and app, models and SQLite migrations, the admin, forms with CSRF, views, templates, a JSON view and manage.py test.

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Website section names: hero, header, CTA and other terms

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CSS reference: selectors, units, Flexbox and Grid

A CSS reference: selectors and :has(), specificity, rem/em/dvh/ch and clamp(), positioning, Flexbox and Grid, custom properties, container queries and centering.

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