Which web design companies in Malaysia are worth shortlisting in 2026?
Eight companies are worth a look. They differ less on design skill than on platform and on what the site has to do after launch: sell, generate leads or simply inform.
| Company | What they build | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| shakalakaa | Custom-coded, WordPress and Shopify sites with conversion tracking, Conversions API and SEO-ready structure at launch | Brands whose site has to sell or bring in leads |
| WDD (Web Design Development) | Custom WordPress corporate websites and redesigns, with maintenance and SEO | WordPress corporate sites for listed and established companies |
| Entertop | SME, corporate and investor-relations websites on WordPress, WooCommerce and its own CMS | Corporate and investor-relations sites, B2B |
| FlowCreates | Webflow websites, revamps, landing pages and migrations to Webflow | Webflow sites for professional firms |
| ZenWeb | Brochure, e-commerce and custom websites on WordPress, WooCommerce or Shopify, alongside SEO and ads | SME websites run together with SEO and paid ads |
| Jumix Design | Branding, UI/UX, WordPress and custom sites, and Shopify stores | Brand-led websites and Shopify e-commerce |
| Bike Bear | UI/UX design and builds on WordPress, Drupal, WooCommerce and Shopify, plus branding and video | Design-led brand websites |
| Webz Design | Custom WordPress websites with maintenance, hosting and domains | WordPress builds with ongoing hosting and upkeep |
Last updated: November 2026. shakalakaa wrote this list and ranks itself first; nobody paid to appear. Other companies' details come from their own websites, read on 3 November 2026.
What does shakalakaa build as a web design company in Malaysia?
shakalakaa — websites built to sell and to generate leads
shakalakaa runs web design and development for brands, developers and groups: custom-coded sites, WordPress builds and Shopify stores. Conversion tracking, the Conversions API and an SEO-ready page structure are set up before launch, not added later.
For Lifnex, which sells Urbanista and JVC audio in Malaysia, we built a custom Shopify theme that raised its mobile Lighthouse score from 31 to 98.
For Sunway Serene 2, a Sunway Property launch, we built the landing page and qualifying lead form, with the Conversions API wired back so the campaign optimises on real enquiries.
How did we rank these web design companies?
We compared each company on four things, using only what it publishes on its own website, read on 3 November 2026.
- The platforms it builds on: custom code, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or its own CMS.
- Who it says it builds for: SMEs, corporates, professional firms or online stores.
- What it adds around the build: SEO, maintenance, hosting, ads or branding.
- Whether its current work is shown on its own site.
We left out directories, freelancer marketplaces and companies whose site did not load, did not score companies and restate no prices.
Which web design company is best for e-commerce and Shopify?
shakalakaa is the pick when the store has to be fast and measurable: the Lifnex theme replaced app scripts with native Liquid code, and every store we build launches with purchase tracking in place.
Jumix Design builds Shopify stores alongside branding, and ZenWeb builds WooCommerce and Shopify stores together with SEO and ads.
Which is best for corporate and B2B websites?
shakalakaa, when the site has to bring in enquiries as well as inform, because forms, lead routing and tracking are part of the build. For a corporate website build, we agree what counts as a lead before design starts.
Among the others, WDD focuses on corporate WordPress sites, Entertop on corporate and investor-relations sites, and FlowCreates on Webflow sites for professional firms.
Which is best for a WordPress website?
shakalakaa builds on WordPress when a team needs to edit pages itself, and keeps the theme light so pages stay fast. WDD and Webz Design also build custom WordPress sites, and Webz Design adds hosting and maintenance. Bike Bear builds on WordPress and Drupal.
What should you ask a web design company before you sign?
- Who owns the code, the design files, the domain and the hosting account?
- Which platform will it use, and can your team edit pages without a developer?
- Is conversion tracking set up and tested before launch?
- How are speed and mobile performance measured, and against what target?
- What happens after launch: maintenance, updates and who fixes things?