Example websites

Practical websites built for real business needs.

These examples show the DTE approach: clear structure, responsive pages, practical content, and maintainable code without unnecessary platform complexity.

Selected examples

Small business websites with clear purpose.

Acquire Smart Property Alliance

A bilingual property advisory website for independent buyer representation, built with clear navigation, English and Thai pages, responsive layout, and protected contact forms.

  • English and Thai content structure
  • Custom static/PHP website
  • Responsive desktop and mobile layout
  • Protected contact form with honeypot and Turnstile
  • Content spam filtering for junk enquiries
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O'Dowda Engineering

A professional engineering services website focused on credibility, clear service presentation, and straightforward contact pathways.

  • Professional technical-services positioning
  • Clear business information
  • Simple maintainable structure
  • Responsive presentation
  • Practical small-business web presence
Visit O'Dowda Engineering

DTE Website Engineering

This website is itself an example of the DTE approach: clean pages, clear fees, practical messaging, protected contact handling, and simple maintainable code.

  • Clean HTML, CSS, and PHP
  • Responsive hamburger navigation
  • Cloudflare Turnstile contact protection
  • Private secret handling outside GitHub
  • Plain-English service and fee structure
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What these examples show

The aim is not complexity. The aim is control.

A small business website should be understandable, fast enough, easy to update, and protected at the obvious public entry points.

DTE favours clean structure, careful handover, and practical security measures over bloated systems or unnecessary plugins.

Common priorities

  • Clear business message
  • Simple navigation
  • Mobile-friendly layout
  • Protected contact forms
  • Readable maintainable code
  • Clear commentary throughout

For future clients

Your website does not need to look like these.

The examples show the method, not a rigid template. Each site should reflect the business it represents, the customers it serves, and the level of complexity the owner can realistically maintain.

DTE can build a new site, rebuild an old one, simplify a fragile setup, or add practical protection to an existing contact form.

“A good website should explain the business clearly, work on ordinary devices, and be maintainable after it goes live.”

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