Government & Public Sector Website

A standard build includes an official agency profile (mandate, structure, leadership), public service information and procedures, statistics and data presented clearly for public reference, news and announcement publishing, a document and downloadable-form repository, and accessible design that meets public-sector expectations. Scope is agreed with the agency during discovery, since departments and required disclosures vary.

Government and institutional portals sit in the Rp 25,000,000-50,000,000 band at Javapixa, alongside e-commerce builds and custom WordPress themes. A smaller agency profile without a statistics dashboard can come in lower. Javapixa quotes per project rather than per hour. Quotes are free.

A standard government or agency portal typically takes 4-6 weeks. Larger sites with statistics dashboards or multiple service departments extend this to 8-12 weeks. Approval cycles inside the agency can also add time outside Javapixa's control.

Public-scope electronic systems, the ones run by government agencies, must manage and store their data in Indonesia under Government Regulation No. 71 of 2019, unless the technology is not available locally. Private-scope systems may store data abroad as long as supervising authorities can still access it. For government portals and internal systems, Javapixa can deploy on infrastructure in Indonesia or on the agency’s own servers, and automation tools such as n8n can be self-hosted the same way instead of running on an overseas cloud service.

Yes, every government website build includes a CMS so staff can publish news, updates, and documents without a developer. Javapixa has built this for a provincial civil registry agency (Dukcapil Maluku Utara), structuring population statistics, public services, and agency news into a system non-technical staff manage directly.