Web Design & Development
Most agencies hand you a site. Then someone else has to make it rank.
We build the site and we are still here six months later, trying to get it found. That changes almost every decision, and it is why our builds do not need a rescue project a year in.
Why this is different
We inherit our own mistakes
A web shop is judged on how the site looks the week it launches. Nobody comes back six months later to ask whether it was crawlable, whether it loads on a mid-range Android on a 4G connection, or whether the beautiful full-screen video hero pushed the largest contentful paint past four seconds.
We come back, because we are usually the ones running the search afterwards.
So the boring things get decided properly at build time rather than retrofitted in a panic later. URL structure, heading hierarchy, image weights, schema, redirect maps on a migration, and a genuine 404 page rather than a homepage served with a 200.
None of that is visible in a mockup. All of it decides whether the site earns anything.
What we build on
The platform follows the job
WordPress
When a team needs to publish without asking a developer. Built lean, because most WordPress sites are slow by accumulation rather than by nature.
Shopify
For ecommerce. Five of our client sites run on it, which means we know where its SEO limits are rather than discovering them on your launch.
Static
For marketing sites that need to be fast and not get hacked. No database, no plugins, nothing to patch. We rebuilt our own two sites this way, and this one is static.
We do not have a preferred stack to sell you. We have opinions about which one suits which job, and we will tell you when the answer is the cheaper one.
Proof
A new real estate consultancy in Gurugram with no site and no search presence, in one of the most contested search markets in India.
An enterprise cybersecurity site in the US and Canada whose performance was poor when we started. Run it through PageSpeed Insights yourself; the number is live. Past engagement, and we worked on the cryptography side.
Honestly
Things worth knowing before you commission a site
A redesign can lose you traffic. Most migrations that go wrong go wrong on redirects and URL changes, and the damage shows up weeks later when the recovery is expensive. If you already rank, say so on the first call, because it changes how the build is sequenced.
Prettier is not always better. Some of the highest converting pages we have worked on are plain. If a design decision costs you two seconds of load time, it needs to earn them back.
Your site is not the bottleneck as often as you think. Sometimes the honest answer is that the current site is fine and the money belongs in search or coverage instead.
Someone has to maintain it. A WordPress site nobody updates becomes a security problem. We have cleaned up that exact situation, on our own domain, which is part of why we now build static where we can.
Tell us what the site has to do
Not what it should look like, what it has to achieve. Send us the current one and we will come back with a free audit of what is holding it back in search and AI.