G-lab builds websites for businesses, start to finish — from the first sketch to launch. Prefer to do it yourself? Learn to build your own in 16 practical lessons.
Every website is made of layers.
We think each one through — from the page structure to the button your client presses.
Strategy
The goal, the audience and what a visitor should do.
Design
Structure, words and a look that feels like you.
Code
A fast site on a modern stack, tested on phones and laptops.
Launch
Published at your address and ready to take enquiries.
Care
After launch we keep it updated, fixed and healthy.
Launch. It works.
Tested on phones and laptops, then published at your address.
02 — Services
Websites for any kind of business
03 — Process
- 01
Brief
We talk through your goal, your audience and what a visitor should do.
- 02
Design
Structure, words and a look that feels like you.
- 03
Build
A fast site on a modern stack, tested on phones and laptops.
- 04
Launch
Published at your address and ready to take enquiries.
04 — Course
A course for people who have never coded. You describe the result, Claude writes the code, you check it and ship it. Every lesson ends with a finished step of your site.
$19
16 lessons4 modulespay once
Requires a Windows or Mac computer, the Claude desktop app and a Claude Pro, Max or Ultra plan.
- 01 · Claude
Build the site
Your first page, from your own description.
- 02 · GitHub
Save the project
An online copy and a history of every change.
- 03 · Vercel
Publish
The site opens for everyone, by link.
- 04 · Supabase
Add accounts
Sign-in, a client area and real data.
05 — Contact
A couple of lines about your business, and we’ll reply by email with first thoughts.
glab.tech.support@gmail.comSTART WITH A SHORT MESSAGE
Tell me what you have in mind.
Send the essentials. We can discuss pages, features and budget by email.
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01 / 08What do you want to build, and what should it change for your business?
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