ADA KNOWLEDGE CENTRE
Learn how websites really work.
Plain, sourced explanations of domain names, hosting, SEO, security, email and web systems, written for Namibian businesses and organisations.
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Website Fundamentals
What a website is, why it matters, how to plan, price and launch one.
11 guidesSearch Engine Optimisation
How Google finds, understands and shows your pages, and what you can do about it.
6 guidesDomains and Hosting
Domain names, hosting, DNS and who should own what.
5 guidesWebsite Security
HTTPS, passwords, updates and protecting business information.
2 guidesBusiness Email
Professional email on your own domain and how it works.
1 guidesWebsite Maintenance
Why websites need care and the checks that keep them working.
2 guidesDigital Marketing
Google Business Profile and how your online presence fits together.
2 guidesWeb Systems and Applications
Bookings, portals, payments and websites that do a job.
2 guides
Start here
- What is a website?A website is a set of connected pages with an address, stored on a server. The parts explained simply, with examples and what to check.
- What is SEO?SEO means helping search engines find and understand your website so the right people find you. How it works, what to do yourself and what to avoid.
- What is a domain name?A domain name is your business's address on the internet. What the parts mean, how names are registered, why renewals matter and who should own yours.
- What is web hosting?Web hosting is where your website's files live so people can see them. Types of hosting, what to ask a provider and how it differs from a domain name.
- What is HTTPS and why does it matter?HTTPS encrypts the connection between your visitor and your website. What the padlock means, what it does not cover and how to get it.
- How much does a website cost in Namibia?Website cost in Namibia in 2026: from N$1,199.99 for a one-page site to over N$20,000 for a large build. Price table, running costs and what changes it.
How every guide is written
- The short answer comes first.
- Technical points are checked against named, official sources such as Google Search Central and MDN Web Docs.
- Each guide shows when it was last reviewed, and examples are illustrations, not real clients.