ZenWeb designed and built the Minara Design website, a one-page site for a Kota Bharu design and build firm that specialises in Islamic architecture.
Minara Design and Builders is a design and build firm in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. It designs, fabricates and installs Islamic architectural elements, from mosque domes and arches to decorative screens, façades, mihrabs and feature walls. Its team of architects, engineers and artisans works on religious, commercial, public and interior projects.
The firm works with materials such as GRC, GRP, GRG, CLC panels, PVC Celuka, MDF and perforated aluminium. Its services also include material consultation, custom signage and sculpture, and landscape features such as gateways and monuments. Design, fabrication and installation run under one workflow, from the first consultation to delivery.
They need decorative work that respects tradition and lasts. The site shows religious projects alongside the materials used for domes, arches and mihrabs.
Professionals want to know which materials a firm handles and how it works. The services section lists each material with its typical use, and the four-step process is set out in order.
Owners of commercial or institutional buildings look for signage, façades and landscape features. Separate project galleries cover commercial work, hardscape and signage.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.
The site opens with a full-width photo of a decorated prayer hall and buttons to the portfolio and contact form. An about section follows with the firm's background, vision and mission.
The services section lists the firm's core work and the materials it uses, from GRC and CLC to MDF and perforated aluminium. Each has a one-line note on where it is used, followed by the four-step design and build process.
The portfolio shows five project types: commercial, religious, renovation and restoration, interior design, and hardscape and signage. Each View More button opens a gallery of photos from that category.
On a phone, the menu links still jump to each section, and the WhatsApp button stays in the corner. Project galleries open in a pop-up, so the detail of the work stays easy to see.
Photos of finished prayer halls, arches and decorative screens that show the detail of the work.
Warm browns and gold on cream, colours that echo carved wood and stone.
A classic serif (Playfair Display) for headings, paired with a clean sans-serif.
Clients for Islamic decorative work judge a firm by its craft, so the site leads with photos of finished interiors and keeps the galleries a click away. Listing each material with its use helps committees and architects match a material to the job. A single page keeps everything in one scroll, from services to portfolio to the enquiry form.
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