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Your website should do more than exist.

We design websites, publishing platforms and digital systems that help organisations work better, serve people better and grow online.

Trusted by institutions and professional bodies across Africa

  • Delta State University, Abraka

A polished page is one part of the job. Forms, payments, records and support still have to move together.

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Experience

Interfaces people can understand and use.

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Transactions

Requests and payments that reach the right team.

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Records

Structured information that remains findable.

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Publishing

Editorial work that continues after launch.

Good digital work leaves the organisation easier to run.

Customers know where to go, teams know what happens next, and the people responsible can maintain the system without guessing.

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Observe · decide · take responsibility

Clear ownership

Accounts, domains, source code and records stay under your control.

Fewer handoffs

Forms, payments, publishing and internal follow-up connect cleanly.

Faster publishing

Teams can update content and records without waiting on a developer.

Support after launch

Monitoring, maintenance and a named route back to the people responsible.

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Design and engineering in one working room

Three ways into the work

Start from where the system is today.

Build

Create a new website, platform or workflow with the right ownership from day one.

Architecture, content, interface design and engineering.

Run

Keep an existing system secure, current and useful after the launch team leaves.

Hosting, monitoring, updates, documentation and support.

Rescue

Restore control when a platform is failing, exposed or difficult to maintain.

Audits, recovery, migration and urgent stabilisation.

From brief to ownership

The handover is designed with the website.

Decisions, access and maintenance are settled while the work is being built, so launch does not create a new dependency.

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One workflow, visible responsibilities
  1. 01

    Diagnose

    We study the current system, the people using it and the constraints around it.

  2. 02

    Define

    We agree the architecture, content, responsibilities and measures of success.

  3. 03

    Build

    Design and engineering move together, with reviews on real devices and real content.

  4. 04

    Operate

    Handover, hosting, documentation and support are planned before the system launches.

Editors and archive staff preparing scholarly records in a Nigerian publishing centre
Editorial work, platform work and stewardship

Scholarly publishing

One technical home for the full journal cycle.

Airix Media sets up, migrates and operates OJS platforms with the editorial workflow, hosting and long-term maintenance planned together.

  • New journals and migrations
  • Themes, payments and plugins
  • Managed hosting and upgrades
  • Editorial and administrative support
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Monitoring · maintenance · recovery

Continuity after launch

Support built for the hours nobody plans for.

We monitor the quiet parts of the system, keep recoverable copies and maintain a direct route to the people responsible when something changes.

Hosting and VPS

Provisioned, patched, documented.

Monitoring

Uptime, certificates, disk, mail deliverability.

Backups

Scheduled, offsite, and restored in practice, not in theory.

Continuity

A named route back to the person responsible.

Recovery

Rescue work on systems we did not originally build.

Networks

Office, local and self-hosted environments.

Open tools and methods

Useful technical work should be inspectable.

We publish practical OJS starting points and archival tools so others can examine, adapt and improve the work.

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Build in public where the work can travel
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Ownership needs maintenance, not ceremony

Ownership after launch

You keep control of what we build.

Accounts, domains, source files and documentation remain accessible to your team, with a clear route back to Airix when support is needed.

Clear ownership

You own every account, domain and record. We never hold your assets hostage.

Documented decisions

We record why things were built the way they were, so the next person isn't guessing.

Honest limits

We state what we can and cannot do before the contract, not after the failure.

Practical routes

A named route back to the people responsible. No anonymous ticket queues.

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Where shall
we build next?

Tell us what is missing, failing or ready for a better system. We will help define the right starting point.