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Port Moresby & Papua New Guinea
See your new website working, before you pay for it.
Most web designers ask for a deposit before you've seen anything real. I build you a free working concept first. If it's right for your organisation, we agree a fixed price and timeline and get started. If it's not, there's no obligation.



















Dealing with me directly, backed by a small, hands-on team.
I'm Aaron Knight, a web designer and developer with over 13 years of experience building custom websites for businesses and organisations across Australia and overseas, including Papua New Guinea. You'll be dealing with me directly, backed by a small, hands-on team, delivering professional web design services built around reliability and security: custom builds that are fast, properly documented, and designed to work well even where local connectivity can be inconsistent.
A mobile vehicle repair business came to me wanting more leads without spending more to get them. Here's what 12 months of combining the website, SEO, and ad targeting properly did:
That's what happens when your website, your SEO, and your ads are built in one place, by people who understand how all three connect, not three different vendors who've never spoken to each other.
Most people get three quotes and a pile of promises. You get a working draft of your actual site, then a fixed price and a fixed timeline.
From the first conversation to the final handover, I'm your point of contact. The small team behind me handles the depth a project needs, without you ever losing that direct line.
The free working concept means you're judging a real draft of your actual site, not a mood board or a sales pitch.
Once we agree a price and a start date, the only thing that moves it is feedback taking longer than 48 hours on your end.

Port Moresby's business landscape spans government agencies, NGOs and development organisations, retail, and a growing private sector. Increasingly, a professional website is the first thing a potential customer, partner, or stakeholder checks before making contact. With well over a million internet users across Papua New Guinea, a well-built website is one of the most effective ways for a business or organisation here to build credibility online and reach the people actually searching.
Design, build, search and ads handled together, so every page is built with the next enquiry in mind.
Every website I build is designed from scratch around your organisation's goals and audience, whether that's a public-facing government or council website, an NGO site coordinating with international stakeholders, or a business website built to convert local customers.
Most of my websites are built on WordPress: flexible, reliable, and straightforward to manage once the site is live. You own the site outright at handover, with all accounts, all content, all code. That means no ongoing dependency on a single developer for routine updates.
Beyond a standard business website, I build custom web applications and portals for organisations that need more than a brochure site: staff or client portals, booking systems, and other tools built around specific operational needs.
Every website I build is SEO-ready from day one: clean code, fast load speeds, proper site structure, and keyword research relevant to your audience, whether that's local to Port Moresby or international stakeholders and donors.
Websites for government agencies, NGOs, and organisations handling sensitive information need to be built with security as a genuine priority, not an afterthought. Every site I build includes security measures implemented from day one, with clear documentation of what's been done and why.
For businesses selling online, I build ecommerce websites on Shopify and WooCommerce: mobile-first and structured to perform well even on slower or less reliable connections, with the majority of internet access across Papua New Guinea happening on mobile.
Every project includes 30 days of post-launch support as standard. Ongoing maintenance plans cover security updates, plugin updates, performance monitoring, and regular backups.
I've built websites and run campaigns for businesses including Eden Brae Homes, Champion Homes, Deicorp, NSW Government, and Macquarie University, alongside 13+ years working with businesses across Australia and overseas.

Beta Tools (vehicle workshop equipment importer): SEO work took them from 18 flat months to 2x traffic in 3 months, 553 new keywords, 11 first-page rankings, and the #1 spot for a competitive brand term. Read the case study →

KK&O (PR and content agency): went from 0 to 4 first-page rankings in a single month. Read the case study →
4.9 stars from 33 Google reviews.
"Aaron and the team exceeded all of my expectations. Right from the start they delivered an outstanding design and completed the website within the promised timeframe." Danny S, Google review
You work with me throughout the entire project. No account managers, no handoffs. For larger projects, or work involving multiple stakeholders and a longer procurement process, I draw on a small, hands-on team at Knight Studios for extra capacity, without you losing that direct relationship.
Most projects fall in the $4,000 to $25,000 range. You'll get a clear, itemised quote after an initial conversation, which is important for organisations working through a formal procurement or approval process.
Every site is built with clean, well-documented code and tested to perform consistently, including for visitors on slower connections: a real consideration for a Port Moresby and wider Papua New Guinea audience.
When the site is handed over, you own it outright: all accounts, all content, all code. No lock-in, no ongoing dependency unless you choose it.
Every website is cross-browser and cross-device tested using Browserstack before launch.
30 days of post-launch support comes standard, with ongoing maintenance plans available for organisations that want their site actively managed long-term.
Seven steps from first conversation to a site you can run yourself. The free concept sits right at the start, so you see the direction before you commit.
Understanding your organisation, your audience, and your goals before any design work starts, including reviewing your existing website if you have one.
Agreeing on scope, sitemap, timeline, and platform, including any procurement or approval steps your organisation needs to work through.
Creating layouts and visual designs focused on usability and credibility.
Building the site with clean code, optimising for performance and security throughout.
Cross-browser and cross-device testing throughout development.
Going live with clear documentation handed over alongside the site.
30 days of post-launch support included as standard.
I work across a range of platforms and technologies, recommending the right solution for each project:
Papua New Guinea's economy spans a distinctive mix of sectors, and I build websites and web applications for organisations across:
Most projects fall in the $4,000 to $25,000 range depending on size and complexity. I'll give you a clear, itemised quote after an initial conversation. This is particularly useful if your organisation needs documentation for a formal approval or procurement process.
I build a real, working draft of your website before you pay anything. If it's right for your organisation, we agree a fixed price and timeline. If not, there's no obligation.
Yes, more than ever. As more customers, partners, and stakeholders start with an online search, businesses and organisations without a professional website are increasingly invisible to the people looking for them.
Yes. I build websites and web applications for a range of organisation types, with particular attention to security, reliability, and clear documentation, all important considerations for government, council, and NGO websites specifically.
Yes. This is something I build for specifically when working with a Papua New Guinea audience, where mobile data is how most people get online. Clean code, optimised images, and efficient hosting all matter more when not every visitor has fast, reliable internet.
The full process works well remotely: discovery, design approvals, and sign-off all happen over phone, email, or video call. I've worked with clients across Australia and overseas without any impact on quality or communication.
A common framework for checking a site covers the basics: Content, Consistency, Customisation, Convenience, Connectivity, Community, and Communication. Useful as a checklist, not a strict rulebook.
Every project starts with a 50% deposit and a set number of included revisions. You don't pay the final balance until you're genuinely happy with it. I keep working with you until we get there.
From Bondi to Bali to Port Moresby, working with businesses all across Australia and around the globe.
If you're looking for professional web design for a business or organisation in Port Moresby, I'd like to hear about your project.
Send through an enquiry and I'll get back to you promptly.