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Cyber Kenya

A WhatsApp-first platform that helps people across Kenya get online services, documents, design and websites done properly — without the cyber café queue.

Project owner: Cyber Kenya — Dismus's own business
Dismus's role: Founder and designer
Live website: cyberkenya.co.ke

Cyber Kenya homepage with the headline “Your digital services, sorted.” and a list of popular services with starting prices

Business context

So much of life in Kenya now happens on online portals — KRA returns, SHA registration, eCitizen applications, job applications. For many people that means confusing forms, failed uploads and long trips to a cyber café.

Dismus started Cyber Kenya to give people one dependable place to get that digital work done. Over time it grew to help small businesses too, with registration, logos, websites and the tools they use every day. Most customers are served remotely through WhatsApp.

What the website needed to do

Let visitors find the right service quickly, even on a small phone screen.
Show prices and requirements up front so customers know what to expect before they get in touch.
Move people into a WhatsApp conversation with a ready-made message, because that is where the work actually happens.
Make it clear that Cyber Kenya is an independent provider, not a government office.

Design approach

01A dark, high-contrast visual style with a gold accent that stands apart from the usual cyber café look.
02Services grouped into a small set of familiar categories (SHA, Government, Business, Documents, Design, Web & Digital, AI & Training).
03Every service card ends in one clear action — usually a WhatsApp link with the service already named in the message.
04Useful free tools and guides that help people even when they do not buy anything.

What's on the live site

Features visible on the public website today.

Service catalogue: Categorised service pages with “from” prices and a clear next step.
WhatsApp ordering: Prepared WhatsApp messages for each service and a persistent chat button.
Free tools: PDF, image and everyday tools — compress, convert, resize, QR codes and more — processed on the device.
Guides and blog: Step-by-step articles on SHA, KRA, eCitizen and business registration.
Canva Pro packages: A simple comparison of monthly, three-month and yearly options.
Trust pages: About, FAQs, privacy, terms and refund policy pages.

Screens

Cyber Kenya services page with category filters and service cards showing what each service costs — Service catalogue with category filters and clear starting prices.

Cyber Kenya free tools page listing PDF and image tools that run on the visitor's device — Free browser tools — files stay on the visitor's device.

Cyber Kenya homepage on a mobile phone with large WhatsApp and Explore Services buttons — The mobile layout, where most customers arrive.

This case study describes the live website as it appeared when the screenshots were taken. Specific traffic or sales figures are not published here.

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