Digital product designer & developer, Bandung
What I build: websites & landing pages, online stores & point of sale, client portals, attendance & payroll
Studio Manager at Invisual Studio. I designed and built the eleven projects on this page, from internal systems to brand sites, from the interface to the code. Five of them are live and in use.
Eleven rooms, eleven businesses. Each room wears its client's own colours and type, because a good system looks like your brand, not my template.
Room 01
A site for a golf clubhouse where every golfer becomes a knight. The homepage is a map of the realm you can drag and zoom, with six landmarks to discover. Six chapters run from the course to the membership, and a tee time books in six steps with a ticket that fills in as you choose.
Room 02
A site for a Vietnamese café in Saigon whose turtle mascot works as the server. The menu orders for the whole table and goes to the counter as a numbered ticket, the Open/Closed sign follows Saigon time, and every section moves like RUA's own stop-motion animations.
Room 03
A site for a Latin American dining room in Lima, quiet but bold. The photographs bend gently as you scroll, the 33-item carta browses by course, the story is told through the room's materials, and a table books in six steps that close Mondays on their own.
Room 04
One portal for the studio's 25 people: selfie-and-location attendance, payroll on the 21st-to-20th cycle, a task tracker, chat with voice calls, a shared design canvas, finance and a document vault. One login replaces a stack of subscriptions.
Room 05
A design studio's clients no longer dig through WhatsApp and Drive for drafts. In this portal they follow progress, pin revision notes on the artwork, sign the contract and pay invoices. The studio runs it all from a Kanban board.
Room 06
A therapy service that visits patients at home needed more than a website. I built one system for the whole flow: a signed consultation form, a patient app, a therapist app, and an admin panel for schedules, payments and site content.
Room 07
Visual direction and a clickable store prototype for an AG925 silver collection: graphite type, silver greys and no accent colour, so the photography brings the shine. Thirty-five clickable pages, each in desktop and phone versions, for the client to review before the build.
Room 08
A studio portfolio site whose every word the team can edit, in two languages. It has a one-question-per-screen project brief, an inbox, visitor statistics, and a blog editor that checks 14 SEO points before an article goes live.
Room 09
A coffee-shop point of sale that knows what's in the storeroom. Every menu item has a recipe, so each cappuccino sold deducts coffee and milk from stock while cost of goods and margin calculate themselves. Orders flow to a barista screen, and stock counts can run blind so the physical count stays honest.
Room 10
A landing page that sends every visitor to WhatsApp, because that's where buyers decide. The owner edits prices, promos and coverage cities from an admin panel and the changes appear instantly. Every WhatsApp click is logged with the button it came from.
Websites and landing pages you can edit yourself, ready for search engines, that send visitors to WhatsApp.
Online stores with QRIS, virtual accounts and e-wallets, point-of-sale apps, and stock that always matches the shelf.
See: Ciri, POINT POS, Internet Bandung
Client portals and customer apps: bookings, approvals, invoices and history, all from the phone.
See: Aliya Syifaa, Portal Klien
Internal systems: attendance, payroll, team tasks, finance and documents behind one login.
See: Invisual HRIS, POINT POS, Portal Klien
Tell me how your business runs today, on WhatsApp or in person. I map out which part is most worth turning into a system first.
Before any code is written, you get a prototype to try on your phone and laptop, like the Ciri store preview.
Features ship a little at a time so you can try them and give feedback early. Aliya Syifaa went through 19 versions in nine days.
You get a step by step guide in Indonesian and an admin panel to manage content without a developer.
I'm Virgiawan Listanto, Studio Manager at Invisual Studio in Bandung. Besides running the studio, I built all of its systems: the website, the client portal and the HRIS the team uses every day.
Outside the studio I help other businesses, from a home-care service to a clothing label, move their daily work into tidy systems. I handle all of it myself: interface design, code, database, payments and release.