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UX & information architecture
What pages exist, what each is for, and the path from landing to enquiry.
Tech — Website Development
Fast on a mid-range phone.
Most of your visitors are on a three-year-old Android on a patchy connection. That is the device we build for, and the one we test on.
<2.5s
LCP target on 4G
AA
WCAG conformance target
0
tickets to edit content
The problem
Why this usually goes wrong.
The website that wins the pitch is rendered on a designer's laptop. The website that loses the customer is loaded on a mid-range phone in a lift.
We set a performance budget before design starts and hold it. If a hero animation costs 400KB, it has to earn 400KB, and usually it does not.
What's included
Everything in the engagement.
No line items discovered halfway through. This is the scope, written down before we start.
02
Interface design
Designed against the real content, on real breakpoints, with real edge cases.
03
Front-end build
Hand-built, semantic and accessible. Core Web Vitals treated as a requirement.
04
CMS setup
Your team edits content without raising a ticket, within a structure that cannot be broken.
05
Analytics & tracking
Conversion tracking, events and CRM handoff configured before launch, not after.
06
Launch & care
Redirects, QA, monitoring, and an optional care plan for updates and security.
What you get
Deliverables, itemised.
- Sitemap and wireframes
- Full interface design system
- Built, tested, responsive website
- CMS with editor training
- Analytics and conversion tracking
- Performance and accessibility report
- Source code and full ownership
How it runs
Four phases, dated.
01
Architect
Sitemap, user journeys and a performance budget agreed in writing.
02
Design
Interface designed against real content and tested at every breakpoint.
03
Build
Semantic, accessible front-end with the CMS structured for safe editing.
04
Launch
Redirects mapped, tracking verified, team trained, then monitored for 30 days.
Related
Works well alongside.
These are the engagements that most often run with website development.
Tech
WordPress Development
Most slow WordPress sites are not slow because of WordPress. They are slow because of thirty-eight plugins nobody has audited since 2021.
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Tech
Shopify & Ecommerce
Nobody abandons a cart because the homepage animation was underwhelming. They abandon it because of speed, shipping surprises and a form that asks too much.
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Tech
Website Care Plans
A website is not a project that ends. It is a system with dependencies that expire, plugins that break and certificates that lapse at 2am on a Sunday.
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Questions
Answered before you ask.
WordPress or custom?
Whichever suits the job. WordPress when your team needs to publish frequently; a static or custom build when speed and control matter more. We recommend, you decide, and we explain the trade-off honestly.
How long does a website take?
Eight to fourteen weeks for a typical business site, driven far more by content readiness than by build time. We will tell you where the real critical path is.
Who owns the code?
You do — repository, hosting and domain all in your name from day one.
Do you handle hosting?
We will set it up in your account and can manage it under a care plan. We do not resell hosting or hold your site hostage.
Is accessibility included?
Yes, to WCAG 2.2 AA as standard. It is a legal requirement in several of the markets our clients sell into and it is simply better work.
Next step
Tell us the number you need to move.
Send a short brief and a strategist — not a salesperson — replies within one working day with an honest read on whether we are the right fit.
Or call +91-+91+91+91+918058848888