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Urbania Malaysia website build
A bilingual website for a Malaysian lifestyle platform connecting people with local artists and city experiences.
What went live
- Bilingual public website structure for Chinese and English-speaking Malaysian audiences
- Homepage sections explaining the platform, categories, and user paths
- Navigation and calls to action for app discovery and download
- Responsive layout using the supplied brand direction and existing project content
- Reusable page sections that can be extended as the platform adds more categories
What improved
- Clearer category-led navigation for users comparing artists, services, and experiences
- More direct app-download path from the public site
- A public website that explains the platform before users move into the app
No invented outcomes
- No traffic, ranking, conversion, revenue, or app-download lift is claimed yet
- No client quote is published yet
- No AI mention, citation, or recommendation outcome is claimed
FUTURE PROOF SLOTS
Reusable placeholders
Verified metrics: Not published yet.
Client quote: Not published yet.
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