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Website Design and Development

The brief most businesses actually have: explain what you do, make it obvious how to get in touch, and work on a phone in a car park. Designed and coded by the same person, start to finish.

Website Design and Development

Sounds simple, and most sites still get it wrong by burying the one thing the visitor came for. The work starts with who is searching and what they need to see first; the design follows from that.

Where a business has several service lines, each gets its own page written for the person searching for that specific thing — without the navigation turning into a filing cabinet. A security firm selling to hospitals and to shopping centres is talking to two different buyers, and the site should know that.

What’s included

What you get

01

Responsive design

Built for the phone first, then the desk. Every page checked on real screen sizes before launch.

02

Service-page structure

One page per service line, each with its own title, headings and intent, so each can rank for its own search.

03

Enquiry & booking forms

Forms that reach the right inbox, with the questions you actually need answered before you call back.

04

Redesign without losing rankings

Every old URL mapped and 301-redirected, content and structured data carried across, so a new site keeps what the old one earned.

05

Speed

Images, fonts and scripts kept lean and measured before and after — the gap between two and six seconds is the gap between an enquiry and a bounce.

06

You own it

Code, domain, hosting and logins are in your name. No lock-in, no licence that expires with me.

How it works

Four steps, one person

  1. Brief

    A short call or a written brief: what you sell, who buys it, what the site must do.

  2. Structure & design

    Page list, content plan and a design for the key pages, approved before any build.

  3. Build

    Responsive build, forms, SEO groundwork, speed checks — shared on a live preview link.

  4. Launch & handover

    Go live, redirects and Search Console set up, logins handed over. Support after launch.

Brochure sites from about $170 and business sites from about $230 (₹15,000 / ₹20,000). The calculator gives a range for your exact page count and extras.

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Questions

Frequently asked

How long does a website take?

A five-page brochure site is usually one to two weeks once the content is ready. A larger business site with ten or more pages takes three to five weeks. Waiting for content is the most common delay, so I help with structure and copy where needed.

Can you redesign my existing site without losing Google rankings?

Yes — that is the part most rebuilds get wrong. Every existing URL either stays as it is or is 301-redirected to its replacement, and titles, headings and schema carry across. Rankings are never guaranteed, but a careful migration keeps what the old site earned.

Will I be able to edit the site myself?

If you need to publish often, I build on WordPress with a simple, clean editor. If the site changes rarely, a static build is faster and cheaper to run, and small changes are covered by a care plan.

Do you work with clients outside India?

Most of my current clients are outside India — in the UAE, UK, Ireland, the US, Canada, Australia, Malaysia and Spain. Quotes and invoices are in your currency.

Tell me what you need

Send the specifics and you’ll get a written scope and a fixed price in your own currency — usually within one working day.