Case studyZenWeb designed and built the YGATE Autogate website, a one-page site for a Kuala Lumpur company that installs, repairs and upgrades automated house gates.
Written by Jian Tat Lee

YGATE Autogate is a Kuala Lumpur business that supplies and installs automated gates for homes. Its systems let homeowners open the gate with a remote or a phone, so they no longer need to step out of the car to do it. It serves homeowners who want a gate that is safer and easier to use every day.
The company offers three services: new installation fitted to the property, repair of faulty gates, and upgrades that add automation to an existing gate. It is open seven days a week, from morning to early evening, and customers reach it mainly through WhatsApp.
They want to see what a finished gate looks like on a house like theirs. The site shows a gallery of gate designs and a grid of installed projects.
A broken gate needs fixing fast. Repair is listed as its own service, and the WhatsApp button is always on screen.
Some homeowners want automation without replacing the whole gate. The upgrade service is explained in one line, with a contact button close by.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.

The site opens with gate panels sliding apart under the line Secure. Convenient. Stylish. A gallery of gate designs follows, then a short About section with a WhatsApp contact button.
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On a phone, the page reads as one simple scroll from the gate animation to the projects, with the WhatsApp button always in the corner.


Photos of gate designs and installed gates, with an animated gate in the hero.
Soft warm grey with slate blue-grey, for a calm, modern look.
Wide, spaced capitals for the brand line, and a clean sans-serif (Roboto) for text.
Most autogate customers decide by looking at gates on homes like their own, then message for a price. A single page with designs, services and project photos gives them that in one scroll. WhatsApp buttons throughout match how homeowners usually contact a gate installer, often with a photo of their gate and a quick question.
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