Our Projects.

Business websites, e-commerce stores, booking and listing platforms, digital marketing campaigns, CRM and ERP rollouts and software testing. Our projects range from a single landing page for a startup to multi-system platforms for established companies.

The projects on this page are a selection. Contact us and we can share further examples relevant to your industry, subject to client confidentiality.

A focused marketing website typically takes four to six weeks, an e-commerce build six to ten weeks, and a custom web application three to six months. We confirm the schedule once the scope is agreed.

Yes. We deliver projects for clients in India, the UAE, the USA and other countries, with regular video calls and shared progress updates throughout.

Ownership and intellectual property terms are agreed in the project agreement before work starts, so you know exactly what you receive at handover.

Send a short brief through our contact page describing what you want to build, your timeline and any existing website or systems. We reply within 24 hours on working days, usually with a few questions and a suggested time for a discovery call. After that call you receive a written scope and estimate, and the project starts once you approve it.

Yes. Each project shown is work we designed or built. Some client details are kept brief to respect confidentiality, and more examples can be shared on a call.

Yes. If one of the projects is close to what you need, mention it when you get in touch. We will explain what we would reuse, what we would change for your business and how that affects the estimate.

Yes. Many of our projects combine a new website with SEO, paid campaigns or social media, so the site is built from the start to support the marketing that follows.

From focused landing pages and small business websites to e-commerce stores, custom platforms and CRM or ERP rollouts. We scope each project to your stage and budget.

Scope, milestones and costs are agreed in writing. If a change request would affect the budget or timeline, we explain the impact and get your approval before doing the work.

Yes. We review the existing code, design and documentation first, then recommend whether to continue, refactor or rebuild, with the reasons and costs set out clearly.

Yes. Care and support plans cover updates, security patching, monitoring, small improvements and, for systems, user support, so your project keeps performing after launch.

Only with your permission. Some clients are happy to be showcased and others prefer to keep their projects private, and we respect either choice.

It depends on the requirements. For websites we often use WordPress, Shopify or React and Next.js; for systems, platforms such as Odoo, Zoho, HubSpot and Salesforce; and for testing, tools such as Cypress, Playwright and Selenium. We recommend the stack that suits your team and budget.

Yes. Every build is designed mobile-first, tested on real phones and checked against Google’s Core Web Vitals before launch, because speed has a direct effect on both search visibility and conversions.

Expect a kick-off workshop, short weekly check-ins and reviews at each milestone. Between those, our team handles the work and only asks for your input when a decision genuinely needs you, such as approving designs or content.

Yes. We can structure pages, write or edit copy, and source or create images and graphics. If you already have content, we will review it and suggest improvements for clarity and search.

Yes. We can take over maintenance of an existing site after a short audit of its code, plugins, hosting and backups, so everyone knows what we are responsible for from the first day.

We fix launch-related issues quickly as part of the handover period. After that, a care plan gives you a clear route for fixes, updates and improvements, with response times agreed in advance.

Yes, if the scope fits the time available. Tell us the date early; we plan backwards from it and agree what must be ready for launch and what can follow in a second phase.

Both are possible. A well-chosen template can be the right answer for a small budget or a tight deadline, while custom design suits brands that need to stand out or have unusual requirements. We explain the trade-off for your situation before you decide.