Split between Paris and Lagos, 63Webstudio builds websites and mobile apps for both African and international clients, working out of a Victoria Island base in Lagos. The studio's scope covers website design, e-commerce builds, UX/UI design, and mobile app development, with projects aimed at clean, light-loading storefronts and interfaces that carry over cleanly across desktop, mobile, and tablet.
Projects move through a set sequence: consultation, prototyping, design, testing, launch, and support. Frontend and backend development use current web technologies, and ongoing work includes website maintenance, updates, and redesigns for clients needing a refresh rather than a full rebuild. E-commerce projects are built around conversion, favoring light, uncluttered design over heavy templates, and the studio positions its pricing as affordable.
Past clients span visual artists, beverage brands, cultural institutions, and legal practices: a minimalist site for visual artist Ayobola Kekere-Ekun, a product portfolio for whisky brand Whisky Fontagard, a website build for Lycée Français Louis Pasteur (the French cultural and linguistic agency in Nigeria), and a bespoke design for Paris public law firm Landot Avocats. That range, paired with a base spanning Paris and Lagos, reflects a client list that crosses both African and international markets, all handled through the same consultation-to-launch process.