ZenWeb designed and built the Nirvana Kuala Lumpur website, a Chinese-language one-page site for a funeral and memorial services centre in Kuala Lumpur.
Nirvana Kuala Lumpur is the Kuala Lumpur centre of the Nirvana group, known in Chinese as 富贵. It offers five main services: funeral services, burial plots, columbaria, a pet memorial and NV Seed (Sheng Ji). Families can arrange a funeral at the time it is needed, or plan one ahead through a pre-arranged funeral plan.
The burial plots range from family plots to single and double plots, with a separate Christian section. Columbaria come in several styles, including modern, classical Chinese architecture and Christian designs. The pet memorial covers pet funeral services, pet burial plots and niches for pet ashes.
They need to know what happens next and who to ask. The funeral plan section sets out four steps, from choosing a package to the ceremony, with a WhatsApp button beside it.
Some want to choose a burial plot or columbarium niche for themselves or their parents. The site shows each plot and columbarium type with a photo, so they can compare before they ask.
Losing a pet can feel like losing a family member. The pet memorial section explains the pet funeral service, burial plots and ash niches in gentle, plain wording.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.
The home page opens with the Nirvana Kuala Lumpur name and five service panels titled in English and Chinese. Each panel has a Know More button that opens the details in a pop-up. The page itself stays short and calm.
Families often look up funeral details on a phone, sometimes in a hurry. On mobile the five service panels stack into one column, and each pop-up fills the screen with its WhatsApp button close by.
Photos of the burial grounds and the different columbarium halls, so families can see each option.
Soft greys and white with a muted navy blue, a quiet palette that suits the subject.
Montserrat for English text, paired with a brush-style Chinese display font for the Chinese titles.
Families who contact a funeral centre are often grieving or short of time. A single page with five clear panels lets them find the right service without hunting through menus. Keeping the details in pop-ups means each service is explained in full, yet the page never feels heavy. Chinese text suits the families the centre serves, and WhatsApp gives them a quiet way to ask.
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