LOCATIONS / KINGSTON, JAMAICA
Web design, development and digital marketing in Kingston, Jamaica. Meet The Absurd Company and plan a website for local or international customers.
A USEFUL PLACE TO START
The Absurd Company is a digital experience studio based in Kingston, Jamaica. We build websites and bring together the content, marketing and business thinking around them. You might need a clearer way to explain a service, a store for your products or a new direction for an established business.
Being based here does not mean every brief should look or sound the same. We start with who you need to reach, what they need to understand and what your business can deliver. That could mean serving customers across Jamaica, reaching an international audience or making both journeys work together.
WEB DESIGN & DIGITAL SERVICES / KINGSTON, JAMAICA
A first website, a redesign or an online store, with a clear structure and a distinct visual direction. The platform follows your content, integrations and maintenance needs. Useful headings, metadata and crawlable pages form part of the foundations.
Website copy, content direction and campaign journeys built around a specific audience and offer. We agree on what needs producing, where it will be used and how a useful response will be measured.
A closer look at your offer, positioning and the steps from first interest to an enquiry or sale. We turn the questions into a defined piece of work, whether that is a clearer message, a better customer journey or a plan for a launch.
A review of a repetitive task or workflow, followed by a sensible decision about whether AI belongs in it. Any pilot needs clear inputs, human review, data boundaries and someone responsible for the result.
A BRIEF FOR THE AUDIENCE YOU WANT
A Kingston business serving its neighbourhood has different needs from one taking international orders. We make that distinction before designing the pages.
Define the places you actually serve. A local service needs accurate contact and service-area information. An international offer needs clear eligibility, delivery or remote-service details.
Choose the right next step: a qualified enquiry, a booking, an order or a conversation. Agree on who receives it, what information they need and how your team will follow up.
Name the people who approve content, update information and manage the tools. Discuss hosting, domain access, existing email and any launch deadline early, while the scope can still adapt.
A LOOK AT THE THINKING
A self-initiated studio concept that explores some of these decisions. An imagined business, with the design thinking explained.
An imagined Kingston listening café where the album sets the evening. A record-first programme, a seat in the room and a reason to stay after the last track.
FAIR QUESTIONS
Yes. Kingston, Jamaica is our base. We work with businesses in Jamaica and worldwide. Share where your business operates and who you need to reach so we can plan the work around the right audience.
No. We can plan the project around remote conversations, shared documents and agreed review points. We confirm the communication schedule and any need for on-site work before the project starts.
Yes. A focused website, a content brief or a specific business problem can be a sensible starting point. We identify what that piece depends on and recommend a scope. You do not need to commission every service together.
There is no useful single price without a brief. Content readiness, design, page types, commerce or booking integrations and the review process all affect the work. Send your current website, goals, investment range and timing. We define the deliverables, price, currency and payment terms in the proposal.
A short description of your business, what you want to improve, a website link if you have one and any fixed deadline. Email hello@weareabsurd.co or use the project brief on our homepage, which prepares an email for you to review and send.
A LITTLE MORE CONTEXT
What to tell an agency before a website project, what can wait, and a short worksheet to help you get the useful details down.
Read the storyA new look is only part of the brief. Start with the customers, decisions and business problems your website needs to serve.
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