Web
Next.js
A modern web technology for fast, search-friendly websites, online stores and web applications that load quickly on mobile.
Used for
- Business websites
- Online stores
- Web apps
- Customer portals
Company sites · Marketing sites · CMS
Website development
Business websites on a modern stack, connected to a CMS your marketing team can use, with the technical SEO foundations search engines expect.
At a glance
The short version
What it is
Fast, SEO-ready company and marketing websites with a CMS your team can edit, designed and built by our in-house team.
- What we build
- Company and corporate sites
- Lead-generation sites
- Product and SaaS marketing sites
- Multilingual sites
- How it works
- Visitor
- Website
- Sales team
- Marketing team
- Runs on
- Website
- PWA
- Who it's for
- Cost depends on
- Unique templates
- Who writes the content
- Number of languages
How to start
Tell us what you need in your own words. You talk to the developers who would build it and get a written, line-item estimate.
Get a project estimateWhere a new website earns its keep
For many Indian businesses, the website is where a referral, a search or a forwarded WhatsApp message becomes a decision. Visitors want to know what you do, whether you serve their city and how to reach you, often on a phone with a weak signal.
Our website development work is built around that moment: pages that render quickly, content organised so search engines understand it, and clear routes to an enquiry, a call or a chat. We build most sites on Next.js with a headless CMS, and recommend WordPress when it is the more practical choice for your team.
What a well-built site gives your team
Speed on mobile data
Pre-rendered pages, AVIF or WebP images and minimal JavaScript, with Core Web Vitals checked.
Search foundations
Clean URLs, metadata, sitemaps, structured data and 301 redirects from old addresses.
Editing without a developer
Reusable sections, a media library, drafts, previews and scheduled publishing.
Leads that reach the right person
Forms routed to email, CRM or WhatsApp, with spam protection and source tracking.
Accessible by default
Semantic markup, keyboard navigation, readable contrast and meaningful alt text.
Hosting you control
HTTPS, backups and uptime monitoring on accounts registered to your company.
Use cases
Kinds of websites we build
Company and corporate sites
Services, case studies, careers and investor or compliance pages.
Lead-generation sites
Service and location pages, quote forms, click-to-call and WhatsApp buttons.
Product and SaaS marketing sites
Feature pages, pricing tables, documentation hubs and sign-up flows.
Multilingual sites
Hindi or regional-language versions with translated URLs and hreflang tags.
Content hubs
Blogs, guides and knowledge bases with categories and on-site search.
Rebuilds and migrations
URL mapping, content migration and redirects away from an ageing site.
Solutions
When your site needs to sell or take bookings
Fast, search-friendly online stores with UPI, card and COD checkout, GST invoices and courier integrations, on a hosted platform or custom code.
Brand-owned online stores for D2C companies, with conversion-focused checkout, retention tools, server-side tracking and multichannel stock sync.
Next.js storefronts on a headless commerce engine and CMS, for brands that need speed, several storefronts or content-led shopping.
Custom scheduling software for consultants, service centres, labs and multi-location businesses: availability rules, reminders, payments and calendar sync.
Support and sales chatbots for web, app and WhatsApp that answer from your own content and hand off to your team.
How it works
How a visitor becomes an enquiry
The path a typical customer takes from a Google search to a conversation with your team, and what the website does at each step.
- Visitor
Step 1: Searches on Google and finds your page
Clear page titles, descriptions and structured data help Google show the right service or location page for searches like “interior designer in Sector 18 Noida”.
- Website
Step 2: The page opens quickly on a phone
Pre-rendered pages served from a CDN appear almost at once, even on mobile data, so the visitor starts reading instead of pressing back.
- Visitor
Step 3: Reads what you offer and where
Short sections answer the usual questions (services, areas served, timelines, starting prices and photos of past work), so the visitor can decide without calling first.
- Visitor
Step 4: Sends an enquiry, calls or opens WhatsApp
A short form, a click-to-call button or a WhatsApp link lets people get in touch the way they prefer, with spam filtering working quietly behind the form.
- Sales team
Step 5: Your team gets the lead straight away
The enquiry lands in email, your CRM or a WhatsApp group with the page it came from, so the right person replies while the visitor is still interested.
- Marketing team
Step 6: You see which pages bring enquiries
Analytics shows which pages, searches and campaigns lead to enquiries, so you know what content to add or improve next.
Platforms
Where your website works
One responsive site that adapts to phones, tablets and desktops, with the option of an installable web app (PWA) for visitors who return often.
- Web
Website
Marketing and content websites: fast, search-friendly pages with a CMS your team can update without a developer.
- Web
Progressive web app
Installable web apps with offline support and notifications, useful when an app-store listing isn't essential or phones have little storage.
Technology
What your website is built with, and why
Next.js makes pages fast and easy for Google to read, React powers interactive sections, Node.js and PostgreSQL handle forms and content, and hosting built on AWS keeps the site available and backed up.
Web
React
Builds interactive screens in the browser, such as dashboards, admin panels and portals, that respond instantly as your team works.
Used for
- Web apps
- Admin panels
- Dashboards
- Customer portals
Backend
Node.js
Runs the server side of apps: fast, scalable back ends that power your app, website and integrations.
Used for
- App back ends
- Live order tracking
- Chat and notifications
- Payment processing
Data
PostgreSQL
A reliable database for the records your business runs on: orders, payments, bookings and stock, kept accurate and easy to report on.
Used for
- Orders and customers
- Payments and ledgers
- Stock and inventory
- Bookings
Cloud & DevOps
AWS
Cloud hosting for your app, website and data, with data centres in India and room to grow when traffic rises.
Used for
- App hosting
- File and photo storage
- Backups
- Busy sale days
Plain-English glossary
Website terms, in plain English
- CMS (content management system)
- The editing screen where your team changes text, photos and whole pages without touching code. Drafts, previews and roles let a marketing executive prepare a change and a manager approve it.
- Headless CMS
- A CMS that only stores and manages content, while a separate, fast front end (here, Next.js) displays it. You get easy editing without the speed and security trade-offs of an all-in-one set-up.
- Core Web Vitals
- Google’s measures of how fast a page loads, how quickly it responds to a tap and whether the layout jumps while loading. Slow or jumpy pages lose visitors and can rank lower.
- Structured data
- Hidden labels in a page’s code that tell search engines facts such as your address, opening hours or FAQs. Google may use them to show richer results for your business.
- 301 redirect
- A permanent forwarding rule from an old web address to its new one. During a rebuild it keeps visitors, bookmarks and most of the search value of your old pages.
- CDN (content delivery network)
- Servers in many cities that keep copies of your site close to visitors, so someone in Kochi loads the page about as quickly as someone in Delhi.
Product preview
One website, on every screen
Illustrative screens from an interior design studio’s website: the same pages adapt to a desktop, a tablet and a phone.
Website on a desktop. On a desktop, the home page introduces each service with photos and starting prices, so visitors can pick what they need in one click. 
Website on a tablet. On a tablet, the service page explains layouts, finishes, timelines and starting prices, answering questions that would otherwise take a phone call. 
Website on a phone. On a phone, a short enquiry form asks only for the essentials, with a WhatsApp button beside it for visitors who would rather chat. 
Enquiry inbox (CRM or email). Every enquiry reaches your team with the page and source it came from, so you can see which pages and campaigns bring real leads.
Illustrative preview
Sample screens: names, prices and figures are examples, not client data.
Industries
Businesses we build websites for
Cost drivers
What decides the size of a website project
Unique templates
Twenty pages built from four templates take less effort than eight bespoke layouts.
Who writes the content
Final copy and photos from you speed things up; copywriting, translation and photography add scope.
Number of languages
Each language needs translated content, localised URLs and a fluent reviewer.
Migration volume
Moving hundreds of old posts, with redirects and clean-up, is planned work of its own.
Integrations
CRM sync, booking widgets, payment links or custom calculators each add build and test time.
Estimates are written from your scope, with the effort and assumptions behind each line item.
How pricing worksProcess
How a website project runs
Sitemap and content plan
Pages, the action each should prompt, and an audit of the content you already have.
You getSitemap and content plan
Wireframes and design
Mobile-first layouts for each template, then visual design in your brand style.
You getApproved page designs
Build and CMS set-up
Templates and sections connected to the CMS, with roles for your editors.
You getStaging site
Content and redirects
Approved copy loaded, old content moved and every old URL mapped.
You getRedirect map
Pre-launch checks
Speed, accessibility, forms, analytics, metadata and broken links tested on staging.
You getSigned-off launch checklist
Launch and training
DNS switch, Search Console submission and a walkthrough for your editors.
You getLive site and editor guide
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will a new website improve our Google rankings?
A rebuild can remove technical problems that hold rankings back, such as slow pages, poor mobile layouts, missing metadata or broken URLs. Rankings themselves depend on content, competition, links and time, so nobody can honestly promise positions. During a rebuild we protect what you already have by redirecting each old URL to its new equivalent and watching Search Console after launch.
Should we choose WordPress or a custom Next.js website?
WordPress is sensible for a standard marketing site when you want a large pool of freelancers and are comfortable keeping plugins updated. Next.js with a headless CMS suits businesses that care about speed, want custom interactive sections or plan to connect the site to a product or internal system. It has fewer plugins to patch but needs a developer for structural changes.
Can our own staff update the website after launch?
Yes. Editors can change text, images and SEO fields, build new pages from existing sections and preview changes before publishing. Roles can be set so a marketing executive drafts and a manager publishes. Structural changes, such as a new section type or a new integration, still need development. At handover we run a training session and leave a short illustrated guide.
Who hosts the website, and who owns the domain?
We recommend that the domain, hosting and CMS accounts sit in your company’s name, with our team given access. Next.js sites typically run on a managed platform or AWS behind a CDN; WordPress sites go on managed hosting with daily backups. At handover we document the registrar, DNS, SSL and every login, and we can handle updates and monitoring monthly.
Next step
Launching or rebuilding your website?
Send us your current site or a list of the pages you have in mind. We will outline the templates, CMS set-up and a transparent estimate.