website that merely looks good is a brochure. We design websites people can actually use — clear navigation, honest content hierarchy and a path to enquiry that doesn’t make anyone think. Every layout decision starts with your customer’s journey, not a template, which is why our clients see better conversion rates from the same traffic they already had.
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Here’s the pattern we see almost every week. A business pays for a redesign, everyone agrees the new site looks modern, and six months later the enquiry count hasn’t moved. Nothing was broken, exactly. The design was just never built around a decision the visitor had to make.
Good UI/UX design starts earlier than most agencies think it does. Before a single screen is drawn, we need to know who’s landing on the page, what they’re nervous about, what they need to see to feel confident, and what the one action is that matters most on each page. That becomes the information architecture and the sitemap — and only after that does visual design begin.
From there it’s the craft: a clear visual hierarchy, typography people can read on a phone, white space that lets the important things breathe, call-to-action placement that follows the natural eye path, and lead forms short enough that people finish them. We prototype in Figma so you can click through the user journey and tell us what’s confusing before a developer writes a line of code.
And because a beautiful site that loads in six seconds helps nobody, we design within real performance limits — Core Web Vitals, mobile-first breakpoints, semantic HTML, crawlable navigation and accessibility baked in rather than retrofitted. Design that search engines and screen readers both understand.
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Every project covers these six workstreams. The depth of each one shifts with your industry, the size of the site and whether we’re designing from scratch or redesigning what exists.
User personas, competitor teardowns and user journey mapping, turned into a sitemap and a page-level content plan. This is the step that decides whether the rest of the project works.
Low-fidelity wireframes first, then clickable high-fidelity prototypes in Figma. You walk through the real flow and approve the structure before any visual polish or code.
Typography scale, colour palette, spacing, buttons, cards, form states and micro-interactions, documented as a reusable design system so every future page looks like it belongs.
Designed for the phone first, then scaled up. Proper breakpoints, tap-friendly targets and cross-browser compatibility — because most of your traffic is already on mobile.
Call-to-action placement, lead form design, trust signals and social proof positioned where they reduce hesitation. Where there's existing traffic, we use heatmaps and A/B testing to prove it.
WCAG-level colour contrast, keyboard navigation, alt text, semantic HTML, clean heading structure and schema-ready markup — so the design helps your rankings instead of fighting them.
Clinics, consultants, law firms and contractors who need a credible site that turns a Google click into a phone call.
Product and category pages, filters, cart and checkout flows designed to cut drop-off at every step.
Technical buyers, long sales cycles, and the spec sheets, case studies and enquiry forms procurement teams expect to find.
Landing pages, onboarding screens and dashboard interfaces that explain a new product fast and get the signup.
We learn your business, your customers and your competitors, agree the goals, and map the sitemap and page priorities.
Structure first. Low-fidelity wireframes, then a clickable prototype you can test and sign off before visual design starts.
Full visual design for every page type, with a documented design system, delivered in Figma for review round by round.
Development, responsive testing, speed and accessibility checks, analytics and tracking setup, then go live — with training so your team can edit content themselves.
You can get a website for ₹8,000. It’ll be a bought template with your logo dropped in, stock photos of people who don’t work for you, and a contact form that emails nobody. The cost arrives later — when it loads slowly, ranks badly and can’t be edited without a developer.
What you get here: UX research before design, a prototype you approve before anyone codes, a design system your site can grow into, and a build that passes speed and accessibility checks. You own every file, the hosting and the CMS login. And because our SEO and marketing teams sit in the same room, the site is designed from day one to be found, not just admired.
Deliverables bullets:
A professional business website typically ranges from ₹25,000 for a starter site to ₹2 lakh+ for a custom eCommerce store or portal. Price follows scope — page count, custom UI versus template, and whether UX research and prototyping are included.
A standard business website takes 4–6 weeks from content handover. eCommerce stores and custom portals usually run 8–12 weeks, depending on features and how quickly feedback comes back.
UX is the thinking — who the user is, what they’re trying to do, and how the site is structured to help. UI is the surface — the typography, colours, buttons and spacing. A site needs both; most bad websites have decent UI and no UX.
Yes. Every design is mobile-first and tested across breakpoints and browsers, and we design within Core Web Vitals limits rather than fixing speed after the fact.
Yes, and this matters more than most people realise. We preserve URL structure where possible, map 301 redirects for anything that changes, keep existing content equity and run a technical check before and after launch.
Yes. Figma files, source code, hosting, domain and CMS access are all yours, handed over in full at the end of the project.
It will be built for SEO — clean semantic HTML, proper heading structure, crawlable navigation, fast loading and schema-ready markup. That’s the foundation; ongoing ranking still needs an SEO plan.
Yes. We build on a CMS, usually WordPress, and include a training session plus documentation so your team can edit content, add pages and publish blogs without calling a developer.
Send us your URL. Within 48 hours you’ll get an honest review of your site’s design, mobile experience and conversion path — the three changes that would make the biggest difference, whether or not you work with us.