Web design portfolio: the kinds of work we do for local businesses

Every project, whatever its size, follows the same visible steps, so you always know where it stands. Before any design begins you receive a written quote with the page list or the item list, the price and the timeline. For a website, the next thing you see is a page plan: what each page does and which search phrase it should be found for. For a logo, it is three concepts with the idea behind each. For social media, it is the first month's calendar.

Then you see the design on your own phone, not on a big screen in our office, because that is how your customers will see it. Changes are made until you approve. After the build, you review the finished website on your phone again, with every button and form tested. The site goes live only on your final approval. Logos and brand identity items are delivered as final files in every format, with editable quotation and invoice files.

After launch, the same team stays with you. Content changes are made within two working days, your staff are trained and the training is repeated for new staff at no charge. That is what "looked after" means on a yearly plan. It is the part of our work that our clients mention most when they refer someone to us.

Local businesses are not generic, and neither is our work for them. We have built for ship recycling yards and ship spares traders at Alang, steel re-rolling mills at Sihor, diamond cutting units, plastic product makers, engineering and foundry units at Chitra GIDC and dehydrated onion processors at Mahuva, alongside the city's shops, clinics, schools, builders, hotels and CA firms. Each industry page explains what a website in that sector has to do and what it costs.