Web design & development
agency that brings in more enquiries

A landing page usually takes 3–5 business days from kickoff to launch. A standard business website (five to twelve pages, with custom design, responsive layouts and on-page SEO) takes 1–3 weeks. Ecommerce builds on Shopify or WooCommerce run 3–6 weeks, because product data, payment gateways and shipping rules all have to be set up. A custom web application or ERP dashboard is 6–12 weeks, depending on how many user roles and third-party integrations it needs.

All of that assumes your content and brand assets turn up on time. Honestly, the thing that slows most web development projects down is waiting on copy and product photos, so we bring those up in week one. Before we begin you’ll get a written milestone plan with fixed dates for design review, build, QA and launch. There’s also a shared board where you can check what stage each page is at whenever you like.

It depends on what you need. A landing page and a custom web application are very different amounts of work, and a business website or ecommerce store sits somewhere in between. The main things that move the price are page count, how much custom design and illustration there is, and whether your team needs a CMS it can edit without us. Ecommerce adds catalogue setup, payment and shipping integrations and checkout testing. Custom web apps and ERP builds get scoped after a discovery call.

Whatever it is, you get a fixed price before we start. We don’t bill hourly and there are no surprise change orders. The quote includes UI/UX design, development, testing on different devices, on-page SEO and the launch itself. Hosting, premium plugins and paid stock assets are listed separately, so you can see what you’ll be paying for again each year. Working to a set budget? Tell us on the first call and we’ll scope the project to fit it.

First, a conversation. We’ll want to know what the business does, who the site is for and what a good enquiry looks like for you. After that we need your brand assets (logo files, fonts and colours, if you have them), any copy or product data you already have, and access to your domain and hosting.

None of that has to be ready on day one. No brand guidelines? We’ll work from whatever your current site and marketing use. No copy? We write it, around the keywords your customers search for. If the product photos are thin we’ll tell you what to shoot. The most useful thing you can do is pick one person to approve things. When web design projects stall, it’s nearly always in the feedback rounds.

Yes. UI/UX design, front-end and back-end development and SEO are all done by the same team.

That matters more than it sounds. When a design agency hands static mockups to a separate development shop, a lot gets lost in between: how the layout behaves at awkward screen sizes, what happens when real content is longer than the placeholder text, image weight, accessible focus states, and how the CMS gets edited day to day. Those are the things that decide whether a site works. When design and build happen in one place we sort them out while we’re working, and they don’t turn up later as bugs. You also get one contact and one invoice, and nobody in the middle blaming someone else for a delay.

Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Framer or a fully custom stack. We pick based on how your team will run the site day to day. Webflow suits marketing sites where you want visual editing and hosting without plugin upkeep. WordPress makes sense for a big content library, a multilingual site, or plugins you already rely on. For ecommerce we usually go with Shopify, unless your catalogue or checkout is genuinely unusual. Framer is quick for launch pages and product sites with a lot of motion. And we build custom in React or Next.js for web apps and dashboards, where a CMS would only get in the way.

If a cheaper platform will do the job, we’ll say so. At launch you get full admin access, the source files and a short training session. The website belongs to you, not to us, so if you ever want to move it somewhere else, that’s your call.

Yes. We do the speed and SEO work while we build, so there’s nothing to bolt on later. Every page gets semantic HTML, a proper heading order, descriptive alt text on images, structured data where it fits and sensible internal links. Meta titles and descriptions get written page by page. We don’t generate them from a template.

Core Web Vitals are on our minds from the first design decision. Images are served in modern formats at the sizes they’re actually shown at, fonts are preloaded with a sensible fallback, and nothing blocks rendering. We set explicit image dimensions so the layout doesn’t jump around. And we test on real phones and throttled connections as well as checking a desktop Lighthouse score.

Once the site is live we submit the XML sitemap, connect Google Search Console and Analytics, and send you a baseline report. At 30 days we measure again to see whether it actually worked.

Our studio is in Model Town, Ludhiana, Punjab. We’re open Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00. If you’re local, come and meet us (there’s more on our web development company in Ludhiana page). We also work with clients across the state, from Amritsar to Bathinda, as a web design company in Punjab, and remotely with teams in the rest of India, the UK, the US and the Gulf.

Yes. A large share of our work is for founders and marketing teams outside India: the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, the UAE and the wider Gulf, and Singapore.

Our working hours overlap with your morning. Projects run on a shared board, so you can see progress without a standing call, and we book reviews at times that aren’t midnight for you. We can invoice in INR, USD, GBP, EUR or AED, and contracts, scope documents and handover docs are all in English. In our experience the thing that trips up remote projects is unclear scope, so every project starts with a written brief that both sides sign off before design begins.

Often, yes. We work alongside an in-house marketer, founder or developer and take on the design and build work. That’s usually quicker and cheaper than hiring a designer and a developer yourself.

How that looks varies. Sometimes we design and your developer builds it. Sometimes we build on a design system your team already has, or pick up overflow when your roadmap is full. And some clients hand us the whole website so they can get on with the product. We use your tools (Figma, Slack, Notion, Jira, GitHub), and we document what we build so your team can make changes without us.

Yes. Monthly website support covers content and design changes, new landing pages, plugin and platform updates, security patches, uptime monitoring, performance tuning and ongoing SEO.

You pay a fixed monthly rate with an agreed turnaround, so there’s no hourly retainer to keep tabs on. Most clients use it for the small, steady jobs a live site needs: a new case study, a seasonal campaign page, a price change, or fixing a Core Web Vitals drop after a platform update. You can scale up for a campaign and back down afterwards. You can also stop in any month, with no lock-in and no exit fee.

Would you rather run the site yourself? That’s fine. You get full access and documentation at launch either way.