Brief
One call, one page: who buys, what they need to see, and the one thing the site must get them to do.
Starter websites for small businesses
A complete, fast website for a business that needs to be online properly: designed, built and launched inside a week. Limited slots each month.
Quoted up front, in writing, before day one. You see something real at the end of every day.
Nothing is skipped and nothing waits in a queue. Each day ends with something you can look at.
One call, one page: who buys, what they need to see, and the one thing the site must get them to do.
Sitemap and wireframes. Every section earns its place before anything gets styled.
Type, colour and your logo, set into a system that survives the next hundred pages.
Your real photography where it exists, directed imagery where it doesn't.
Hand-finished code: fast, responsive, accessible, and editable by someone who isn't us.
Mobile pass, speed pass, search basics. Then a human reads every line before you do.
Domain connected, analytics on, enquiries landing in your inbox. Then week two begins.
Capture, analyze, automate, compound: the same weekly cycle every bigger client runs, if you want it.
The menu, the prices, the room and how to get there, with directions and table booking one tap away.
The collection shown the way it's worn, with WhatsApp enquiries for a size, a colour or a fitting.
Clear answers, timings and a booking path, written for someone who is already a little worried.
What you make, the specifications and who you supply, so a buyer can shortlist you without a call.
The work first, then the people and the process, with an enquiry form that asks the right questions.
If it needs to be online properly, it probably fits. Tell us what it is.
Catalogues, stores and platforms are scoped as projects. These started the same way.

Built for a contractor mid-project, on a phone, in a hurry.
Case study
Honest café reviews for Delhi NCR, built like a zine.
Case study
A Rajouri Garden couture studio, brought online with a Shopify build made for storytelling and conversion.
Case studyIt is quoted up front. We agree the exact scope and price on one call, in writing, before any work begins, so there are no surprises halfway through the week.
Whatever you already have: a logo, photos, a menu or a catalogue. If you have nothing yet, say so. Day one is a brief, not a test.
Catalogues, stores, platforms and growth retainers are scoped as projects. Same method, bigger brief: the case studies show where that goes.
Week two can start the loop: capture, analyze, automate, compound. Or you run it yourself. It is built to be edited by someone who is not us.
Pick what's closest, say a line about it, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right studio.
