Websites made impossible to ignore.
A design and development studio for founders in Malaysia who need a site that carries the weight of the business behind it. Custom built, end to end, from RM1,000.
Selected work
Shown at a size you can actually judge.
Small images hide weak work. Everything here is presented large enough to read the typography, the spacing and the craft — which is the only honest way to show a website.
What FF builds
Websites. All of one thing, done properly.
- Landing and launch pages
- SME and corporate websites
- Portfolio and personal-brand websites
- Campaign and event websites
- E-commerce websites
- Booking and enquiry-driven websites
- Editorial and content-led websites
- Experimental, motion-led, 3D and WebGL experiences
Who it is for
Founders who already know the site is doing them no favours.
Launching
A new business, product, venue or personal brand that has to look credible the first time anyone sees it — before there is a track record to point at.
Levelling up
The site was improvised or it has aged, and it is now quietly costing you enquiries. The work is better than the presentation, and people can tell.
Making a statement
A campaign, collection, event or new offer that deserves an experience people remember, rather than another page on a company website.
Range
Two jobs that look opposite.
Most studios are good at one of these. A site that has to sell calmly and a site that has to be remembered are different problems, and FF takes both — which is why it is worth saying out loud rather than implying it.
Calm commercial execution
Fast, legible, and built to convert. Clear structure, real performance work, accessible from the first pass, and nothing on the page that is not earning its place.
Expressive technical work
Authored motion, original interaction, WebGL and 3D where the idea genuinely needs it — built so it still works on a mid-range phone, with the keyboard, and with motion turned off.
Available to website projects
- UI design
- Frontend development
- Animation
- WebGL and 3D
- Copywriting
- SEO
- CMS implementation
- Backend work
- E-commerce
RM1,000
The entry price is a starting scope, not a lower standard.
RM1,000 buys a focused custom site — a landing page, a campaign page, a portfolio, a compact business presence — with content you supply. What grows past it is breadth and complexity, never the quality of the design or the build. Most projects land between RM1,000 and RM5,000, and you get the number in writing before anything starts.
In every build
- Project scoping and a recommended technical approach
- Custom visual direction for your brand
- UI design and responsive frontend development
- Mobile, tablet and desktop adaptation
- Purposeful motion and interaction where it earns its place
- Essential performance, accessibility and technical SEO work
- Contact, enquiry and WhatsApp paths where relevant
- Deployment, SSL and launch configuration
What moves the price
- How many pages or templates, and how different each one is
- How ready your content is, and how much of it FF has to finish
- Motion, 3D, WebGL and interaction complexity
- Whether you need to edit the site yourself
- Catalogue size and payment requirements for e-commerce
- Booking, form, API and third-party integrations
- Chinese implementation and translation work
- Migration from an existing site
Process
Five stages, no surprises.
You always know which stage you are in, what is due from you, and what is due from FF. Everything commercial is fixed in writing before the first line of design.
Brief
A WhatsApp conversation about the business, the objective, references, the functions you need, what content exists, budget and target date. If the smallest sensible scope will not reach a strong result, you hear that here rather than after the deposit.
Direction
A written proposal fixes deliverables, exclusions, timeline, ownership, hosting, revision rules and price. Work begins on a 50% deposit and the content FF needs to start.
Build
The intended experience is presented before it is finished, then designed and developed. Simple websites can be done in a few days. Complicated work, including 3D and WebGL, takes a week or more.
Refine
Three revision rounds. Consolidate your feedback for each round and it moves fast. Genuinely new scope is quoted separately rather than absorbed quietly.
Launch
Content, responsiveness, forms, performance and launch configuration are tested, the final 50% falls due before the site goes public, and the thirty-day defect warranty starts the day it does.
The parts people usually find out too late.
Three
revision rounds, included. Consolidate your feedback per round and it moves fast. Genuinely new scope is quoted rather than absorbed quietly — and you are told which it is.
30 days
defect warranty from the day the site goes live. Anything broken in FF-delivered work is fixed, free, inside that window.
50 / 50
Half to begin, half before launch. Deliverables, exclusions, timeline, ownership and hosting are all written down first.
Hosted
FF provides and manages hosting, and recommends it — but you own your domain and your content, and a fully paid site can be handed over whenever you ask.
Days
A simple site can be finished in a few days. Complicated work, including 3D and WebGL, takes a week or more. You get the real timeline, not the flattering one.
Direct
You talk to the person doing the work, on WhatsApp, in English or Bahasa Malaysia. No account layer between you and the build.
The studio
FF is small on purpose, and specific about it.
The studio takes a handful of projects at a time so each one gets the attention that makes it worth the money. Work outside the standard is declined rather than accepted and diluted. That is the whole operating model, and it is the reason the quality holds at RM1,000 as well as at RM5,000.
Work FF turns down
- Budgets that cannot carry the breadth being asked for
- Scope with no definition, or unlimited revisions
- A copy of a competitor’s site delivered as "custom"
- Timelines that make a reliable launch impossible
- Custom web applications — outside the offer for now
Tell FF what you are building.
A message with the business, what you need it to do, and roughly when — that is enough to get a straight answer on scope, timeline and price. If the budget cannot reach a good result, you will hear that first rather than last.