The group site now sets the standard: a WebGL hero, a scroll deck where one gesture moves one panel, and video backgrounds that hold up on a real phone. This programme brings the four subsidiary sites onto that same footing — three built new, one restyled with its copy intact.
Measured on 21 September 2026: only payment.weglob.net resolves. The other three subdomains do not respond at all.
The group site's effects were not bought in — they were built, measured on real devices, and packaged as a reusable toolkit. Each subsidiary site inherits that work rather than paying for it again.
Not a recoloured globe four times. Each entity gets its own form, authored in Blender and rendered through the same lighting pipeline.
Intro plays once, loop follows, and a poster plate sits underneath so a section is never empty while a clip loads — or if it never loads at all.
Frame rate, clearance, load weight and fallback behaviour are numbers we check before calling a site done — the same discipline used on the group build.
Acceptance thresholds — measured on every site
60fps
sustained inside the scroll deck
1:1
one gesture moves one panel
<2.5s
largest contentful paint on 4G
0
console errors, four breakpoints
Glob Service Ltd · Seychelles
Company setup & licence application
The entity registers companies. The page has one job: explain what formation involves, in which jurisdictions, and convert the reader into an enquiry.
Four registry sources supplied by the client will be researched for factual content only — entity types, capital requirements, timelines. Wording and presentation will be written independently, and client legal reviews before publication.
Glob Service LLC · St Vincent & the Grenadines
Payment services
The only subsidiary site currently live. Its copy stays exactly as published; the design moves onto the group system so it stops looking like a different company.
A re-skin with one integration — not a content project. Copy is treated as fixed input and checked byte-for-byte against the live page at acceptance.
Glob Service Ltd · São Tomé & Príncipe
Crypto collection
Collection built on Cregis, with Wasabi covering cross-border C2C payment and virtual cards, handing off to the client portal.
The client has said this page still needs thought, so the structure above is a starting point for discussion rather than a fixed scope. This proposal also assumes Cregis and Wasabi are presented descriptively; making them live integrations is a materially different project and would be quoted separately.
Global Service F.Z.E · Ajman, UAE
Collection services
An introduction page covering bill collection and bill payment on behalf, with the reconciliation and reporting discipline behind them.
Content is still being decided. We build the shell and visual treatment first and drop final copy in when it is supplied, so this site never blocks the others.
Six phases, run in order so the design system settles before it is applied four times. Two of the four sites have open questions; those are listed as decisions rather than buried as assumptions.
Phase 0
Tokens, components and motion rules extracted from the live group site into one shared file, so a brand change is a change in one place.
Phases 1–4
service, payment, crypto, collection — each with its own hero object, section treatment and enquiry path.
Phases 5–6
3D authoring, clip generation and seam measurement, then deployment, verification and notes for whoever edits the copy next.
These are real pieces of work — they are simply not in this price. Each can be quoted on its own once the sites are live.
The payment portal itself
glob-payment.pages.dev is an existing application. We link to it; we do not build or maintain it.
Live Cregis / Wasabi integration
This programme presents those capabilities. Wiring them as functioning APIs inside a marketing site is separate work.
Account provisioning
Commercial relationships with Cregis and Wasabi are contracted by the client.
Copywriting from scratch
We adapt supplied material and draft structure. Final approved copy comes from the client.
Additional languages
English only in this programme. A second language is quotable per site.
Ongoing content editing
Thirty days of defect cover is included; routine content changes are a retainer.
Sequential, so the design system stabilises before it is applied four times. The spread reflects the open decisions below — crypto cannot start until its scope is confirmed, and collection cannot finish until its copy arrives.
Design system + tokens
service.weglob.net live
payment.weglob.net restyled
crypto.weglob.net live
collection.weglob.net live
Assets, verification, hand-over
On commercials. This document sets out scope, approach and sequence. Pricing is issued separately once the two open items below are closed — quoting crypto before its scope is fixed would be a guess, and we would rather not give you one.
Two of these block work outright. We have not guessed at any of them — an assumption buried in a proposal is a dispute waiting to happen.
Blocks Phase 3 start
You mentioned this page still needs thought. Structure and effort both hang on it.
Blocks Phase 3 estimate
We have assumed descriptive presentation plus a portal hand-off. Live API integration is a different project.
Blocks Phase 4 completion
You mentioned content is still being decided. We build the shell; the copy has to come from you.
Affects all sites
One entity reads “Global Service F.Z.E” while the other three read “Glob Service”. We have not corrected it.
Affects service site
mwaliregistrar.com refuses automated requests (403). Content needs manual gathering or supply.
Affects all four
Email, CRM, or straight into the portal?
Affects payment & crypto
Does glob-payment.pages.dev support SSO, or is a plain link correct?
Blocks publication
Who signs off jurisdiction and crypto wording before it goes live?
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