Websites
A new site or landing page, or repairs and upkeep for the one you already have.
- WordPress fixes and updates
- One-page sites and landing pages
- Hosting, domains, and DNS
Starting at ₱7,500
KikoWorks · Quezon City · Taking projects
Websites and workflows for small teams, built carefully and handed over clean.
I’m Kiko, a web developer who spent three years building enterprise software. Now I help churches, schools, nonprofits, and small businesses with their websites, their forms and spreadsheets, and the flyers and emails around their events.
You get the scope, schedule, and price in writing before I start.
Churches
Schools & tutorial centers
Nonprofits
Small businesses
Services
Three kinds of help.
You don’t need the technical word for it. Tell me what you’re trying to make, fix, or stop doing by hand.
Workflows
Small tools for the jobs you repeat every week, and help when something technical breaks.
- Form to spreadsheet to email
- Trackers and simple reports
- Google Workspace setup and fixes
Starting at ₱6,000
Events & communication
Flyers, sign-up pages, and emails that match, so people hear about the event and actually show up.
- Flyers and social graphics
- Registration and RSVP pages
- Invitations, reminders, newsletters
Starting at ₱4,800
Smaller jobs like a single graphic, an email fix, or a hosting problem are quoted on their own.
Work
Things you can open and click.
Most are practice projects built from realistic briefs, and three are working prototypes. Each one says which it is.
Practice project · Website
Cornerstone Church
A one-page church site with service times, a map, giving details, and a contact form.
Working prototype
Selyo Laundry tracker
Staff log tickets; customers check if their laundry is ready.
Working prototype · AI-assisted
Abiso announcement drafter
Rough notes in; bulletin, email, and social drafts out. It asks about missing details.
Practice project · Website
Tanglaw Tutorial Center
Rates, a booking form, and a welcome email for new parents.
Practice project · Event
Grace Community Serve Day
Flyer, RSVP page, invitation, and reminder for one event.
Working prototype · Workflow
Volunteer sign-up automation
Form to Sheet to email, with waitlists, alerts, and a log.
Standards
I take fewer projects so each one is done properly.
Big job or small, every project goes out with the same basics.
- Scope and price in writingBefore any work starts, so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
- Tested before you see itOn a phone and a computer, with your real content.
- Built lightPages that open quickly, even on mobile data.
- Your accounts, in your nameDomains, hosting, and Google accounts stay with your organization where possible.
- Written handover notesShort notes on how everything works, so you’re not stuck depending on me.
How it works
No surprises on price.
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You tell me the problem
An email or a call. A few sentences is enough. I’ll ask what I need to know.
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I write down the scope
What I’ll make, when, and the price. 50% deposit to start, the rest on delivery, by GCash or bank transfer.
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I build, test, and hand over
Accounts stay in your organization’s name where possible, and you get short notes on how everything works.
Free tools
Two things you can use today.
No sign-up and no email list. Take them, use them, share them.
Printable · PDF · 1 page
Website health checklist
Ten checks for a church, school, or small business website. Most take a minute, and none need a developer.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Are the domain and hosting in your organization’s name?
- Does the contact form reach a real person?
Google Form + Sheet · template
Volunteer sign-up template
The sign-up form and sheet from the volunteer sign-up project: shifts, slots, and a tidy list of who is coming.
- A form with shift choices
- A sheet that collects every answer
- Short notes on how to set it up
About
You work directly with me.
I’m Francis “Kiko” Sagadraca. I studied computer engineering, then spent three years as a software engineer at Accenture building, testing, and supporting enterprise systems.
Today I run web, IT, and multimedia work in-house for an international organization. That means keeping websites up, improving a web portal, and automating the admin nobody wants to do by hand.
KikoWorks is the same work for smaller teams. I find the actual problem, fix it carefully, test it, and write down how it works so you’re not stuck depending on me.
Built with family in mind and with gratitude to God. To God be the glory.
Contact
What do you need help with?
A short description is enough. Please leave passwords, payment details, and private records out of the first message.
Email KikoWorks
0906 370 0015
Quezon City, Philippines
I take a few projects at a time and will tell you honestly when I can start.