
Investa — Investment Portfolio App
Stocks, crypto, gold, funds, savings and property on one screen
For photographers, architects, designers and studios. Large images that load fast, and a layout that gets out of the way of them.
Multiple sizes per image, WebP, and lazy loading below the fold — fifteen big photographs that open on mobile data.
Client, problem, decisions, outcome. The part a serious commission reads, and the part that can rank.
The message arrives with the project they were viewing, so you call back knowing what they liked.
The images must be large and they must be fast. Those two requirements fight each other, and resolving that is essentially the whole technical job of a portfolio site.
How we solve it: every image is exported at several sizes and the browser picks the one that fits the screen — a phone never downloads a 3000px file. WebP cuts roughly 30% off JPEG at the same visual quality. Images below the fold load as you scroll, but the first one loads immediately, because that is the image that decides whether the visitor stays or closes the tab.
The result is that a page with fifteen large photographs still opens quickly on mobile data.
This is what separates a portfolio for finding a job from a portfolio for finding clients.
A beautiful grid shows what you can make. A project page shows how you think: who the client was, what the problem was, what you chose and why, what came of it. The person hiring you for the large commission reads that part.
Project pages are also the part that can rank. "Da Lat wedding photography" or "60m2 apartment interior design" are things people search; a grid with no words cannot answer them.
Every portfolio has a contact button and most stop there. But somebody browsing portfolios is usually comparing three or four at once, and whoever replies first tends to win.
We wire the form to your Zalo with a link to the project page they were looking at when they sent it. You know which set of work they liked before you call back, and that call opens with something specific rather than "how can I help you".
One call or one Zalo message. What you sell, who buys it, and what you want the site to make happen. No brief template to fill in.
Scope, price and launch date in writing, within one working day. If we cannot hold the date we say so then, not two weeks in.
You watch it come together at a link you can open any time, and comment on what you see instead of on a description of it.
Domain, hosting, HTTPS, Google Search Console and Analytics wired up. You get every login on the day of handover.
Anything broken or wrong in the first month is ours to fix at no charge. After that there is a care plan, and it is optional.
Real sites, not mockups. Open any of them.

Stocks, crypto, gold, funds, savings and property on one screen

Log matches, rate players automatically and rank a whole club

Floor plan, orders, kitchen display and revenue reports in one app
The same tiers apply to every project. Nothing here is bespoke pricing.
For developers and agencies who deploy it themselves.
Handed over as soon as the details are agreed on Zalo
Includes
You send photos and details; we hand back a website that is already running.
Live within 5 working days of receiving your content
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When a template is close but missing something that matters.
Quoted within 24 hours of the first conversation
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A live site needs someone watching it.
Renews yearly, cancel at any time
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Tell us the business and roughly what it needs. You get a price, a scope and a date back — not a sales call.
If the page above is not quite the job, one of these will be.
Design, build, domain, hosting and the content typed in for you. One price agreed before we start, and a launch date we put in writing.
Live in 7 working days
The site a prospect opens after your salesperson leaves the room, and a procurement officer opens before approving you as a supplier.
Live in 7 working days
Product catalogue, cart, order form and a notification that lands in your Zalo the second somebody buys. COD and bank transfer included.
Live in 10 working days
One page, one offer, one action. Built in four days because an ad budget burning against a bad page is the expensive part.
Live in 4 working days
Consultancies, contractors, clinics, studios. No cart to build; the whole job is turning a visitor into an enquiry worth answering.
Live in 6 working days
An editor's tool first and a design second. If publishing an article takes more than five minutes, the site will stop being updated within a month.
Live in 10 working days