What does JBKR Web build in websites and portals?
Corporate sites, content portals, intranets, campaign microsites and online stores, choosing the technology according to each project's goal. Corporate sites and blogs usually use WordPress; stores use WooCommerce or Magento; intranets use SharePoint; custom portals and applications use Angular with TypeScript.
Each project includes requirements gathering, responsive layout, an admin panel for the client to update content and production publishing. The goal is a site the client's own team maintains day to day. Among the delivered work: sites for Kibon (Kicombo), Abrapetite, Eurobike, a real-estate company, an events venue and dozens of WordPress jobs rated on Workana.
When is WordPress the right choice, and when is custom development better?
WordPress is the right choice when the project is a corporate site, blog or content portal that must be ready quickly and updated by the client's team. It has the largest plugin and theme ecosystem, which lowers cost and lead time, and JBKR adapts the admin panel to the client's needs with custom fields and dynamic forms.
Custom development with Angular and TypeScript makes sense when the site is, in practice, a system: logged-in areas, business rules, ERP and API integrations, or performance requirements a generic CMS does not meet well. JBKR helps decide in the proposal, comparing cost, deadline and future maintenance.
How does an e-commerce project work?
The store is built in WooCommerce (when the catalogue fits WordPress) or Magento (larger catalogues and complex rules), with payment methods (Mercado Pago, cards, Pix), shipping calculation and Google Merchant Center setup to show products on Google Shopping.
When the company already has an ERP, the store starts exchanging orders, stock and prices with it automatically, and electronic invoicing can be integrated, which is the subject of the systems-integration page.
How does JBKR Web handle SEO and performance?
SEO and performance are requirements, not extras. Every site ships with semantic HTML, structured data (JSON-LD), correct meta tags, sitemap, hreflang when there is more than one language, mobile version and optimized loading times, factors that affect both Google rankings and citations by AI assistants. This website applies exactly these practices.
After publishing, JBKR configures Google Search Console, Google Analytics and Bing Webmaster Tools so the client can track visits, searches and conversions. Continuous traffic growth can be contracted under the monthly plans.
Frequently asked questions
Which technologies does JBKR Web use to build websites?
WordPress for corporate sites and blogs, WooCommerce and Magento for stores, SharePoint for corporate intranets and Angular with TypeScript for custom portals and web applications. The choice depends on the goal: deadline, budget, need for an admin panel and expected traffic.
Do you build e-commerce and online stores?
Yes. JBKR Web builds stores in WooCommerce and Magento and custom e-commerce projects, including payment methods, catalogue, shipping and Google Merchant Center setup for Google Shopping. Stores can also be integrated with ERPs and Brazilian electronic invoicing.
Is the delivered website already optimized for SEO?
Yes. Every project ships with technical SEO: semantic structure, structured data, performance, mobile version and Google Search Console and Google Analytics setup, the same practice applied to this website. Continuous optimization can be contracted under the monthly plans.
How much does a professional website cost?
It depends on scope: number of pages, admin panel, integrations and deadline. A corporate WordPress site is contracted as a fixed-scope project with the price in the proposal. One-off work uses the On-Demand plan (from BRL 250/hour, estimate before the work starts); continuous evolution and support use the monthly plans: Care from BRL 1,125/month and Expert from BRL 2,050/month. Every proposal is written and itemized.
Do you serve companies outside Curitiba?
Yes. JBKR Web is based in Curitiba, Brazil, but serves clients across Brazil and abroad remotely, with video meetings and communication by WhatsApp and email. The whole project cycle (requirements, development, acceptance and publishing) can be run at a distance.
