Website Design & Development
Custom website design & development for growing businesses.
We build business websites, B2B portals, product catalogues, and custom web applications designed around what your business needs them to do, and connected to the CRM, WhatsApp, and workflows behind them.
What We Build
Websites that do more than look good.
A website should present your products clearly, capture enquiries, and hand them to whoever follows up. Here's what that looks like by project type.
Business & corporate websites
A clear, fast site that explains what you do, who it's for, and how to get in touch, with every enquiry landing somewhere it gets answered.
Fits: Service businesses, manufacturers, and firms whose website is the first check a buyer runs.
Landing pages
Single-purpose pages built around one offer and one action, for ad campaigns, launches, or a specific service.
Fits: Paid campaigns where every visitor costs money and the page has one job.
B2B & wholesale product catalogues
Structured product listings with categories, specifications, and enquiry or quotation requests instead of a basic contact form.
Fits: Distributors and manufacturers with large ranges who sell on enquiry, not checkout.
B2B catalogue websites in detail →Buyer portals & quotation workflows
Logged-in areas where trade customers see their own pricing, orders, quotes, or documents.
Fits: Businesses handling repeat B2B buyers over phone, email, and spreadsheets today.
E-commerce websites
Online stores with catalogue, cart, and payments, where selling directly online actually fits the product.
Fits: Products with fixed pricing and direct-to-customer demand. Not every catalogue needs a cart.
Custom dashboards & web applications
Internal tools, client portals, and dashboards built around how your team already works.
Fits: Processes that have outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf software.
Website redesign & performance
Rebuilding or restructuring an existing site that's slow, hard to update, or not producing enquiries, while protecting the URLs that already rank.
Fits: Sites that look dated, load slowly, or get traffic without enquiries.
API & CRM integrations
Connecting your website's forms and data to your CRM, WhatsApp Business account, email, and internal tools.
Fits: Teams re-typing website enquiries into another system by hand.
The Difference
Built as part of how you sell, not separate from it.
- Enquiries go somewhere. Forms can create a lead in your CRM, send an official WhatsApp confirmation, and alert your team, instead of waiting in an inbox.
- Structure before design. Pages are planned around how your buyers decide, so the right information sits where they look for it.
- Responsive by default. Layouts, forms, and tap targets are built and tested for phones, where most enquiries start.
- Search-ready at launch. Metadata, sitemap, structured data, and Search Console are set up as part of the build, not bolted on later.
Choosing the Technology
Picked for the project, not by habit.
WordPress
Best when your team wants to edit pages and posts themselves through a familiar editor, and the site is mostly content: a company website, blog, or straightforward catalogue.
Next.js
Best when speed, custom design, and deeper integrations matter: a site that pulls from a CRM, has logged-in areas, or needs to behave more like an application than a brochure.
Custom web application
Best when the core of the project is a workflow rather than pages: portals, dashboards, quotation systems, or tools your team uses every day.
What you get
- • A written scope covering pages, features, integrations, and timeline
- • Page structure and design for desktop and mobile
- • The built website on a staging link for your review
- • Forms and integrations tested end to end
- • Metadata, sitemap, analytics, and Search Console setup
- • Launch on your domain and a handover walkthrough
What we need from you
- • Clear goals: what the website must achieve
- • Logo, brand assets, and product or service information
- • Content, or the raw material for it if content writing is in scope
- • Access to your domain, hosting, and any tools to connect
- • One decision-maker for review rounds and sign-off
Real Work
Built and running.
Retail Tech Multiverse
A custom ERP/CRM web application running inventory, staff, and sales across 13 store locations from one dashboard.
Read the case study →zenithdynamics.in
This website: a Next.js build with its own content admin, a secure client portal for invoices, documents, and delivered work, and contact forms connected to lead management.
More live builds are on the projects page.
How We Work
How a website project runs.
- 01
Discovery & requirements
What the website or system has to achieve, who uses it, what content and integrations already exist, and what's actually broken today.
- 02
Scope & proposal
A written scope: pages and features, integrations, timeline, who provides what, and what's out of scope. Nothing starts until it's agreed.
- 03
Design & development
Page structure and design first, then the build, on a staging link you can open at any point instead of waiting for a big reveal.
- 04
Review & testing
Your review rounds, plus our own checks on mobile layouts, forms, speed, and every integration end to end before anything goes live.
- 05
Launch & handover
Domain, hosting, analytics, and Search Console set up, then a walkthrough of how to update content and where everything lives.
- 06
Ongoing support
Where agreed: updates, fixes, new pages, and integrations after launch, scoped separately so you only pay for what you actually need.
Connect It
What your website can plug into.
Common Questions
Before you start a website project.
How long does a website project take?+−
It depends on the number of pages, how ready your content is, and which integrations are involved. A focused business website is a much shorter project than a portal or catalogue. The written proposal states the timeline before any work starts.
How much does a website cost?+−
Cost follows scope: pages, features, integrations, and content work. Rather than a generic package price, you get a fixed written scope and quote after a discovery conversation, so you know exactly what is and isn't included.
Should I choose WordPress or a custom-built website?+−
WordPress suits content-led sites your team wants to edit through a familiar editor. A custom Next.js build suits sites that need custom design, high speed, logged-in areas, or deep integrations. We recommend one based on what the site has to do, not a default stack.
Can the website connect to our CRM and WhatsApp?+−
Yes. Contact and enquiry forms can create leads in your CRM, trigger an official WhatsApp Business Platform message, and notify your team by email, so no enquiry depends on someone checking an inbox.
Do you handle hosting and domains?+−
We can deploy to your existing hosting or set up hosting for you. We recommend the domain and hosting accounts are registered in your business's own name so you stay in control of them.
Who owns the website after launch?+−
Ownership of the code, content, and accounts is set out in writing in the proposal before work starts, so there's no ambiguity at handover.
Is SEO included?+−
Every build includes technical foundations: clean page structure, metadata, a sitemap, mobile performance, and Search Console setup. Ongoing SEO work such as content and on-page optimization is a separate service. No one can honestly guarantee rankings.
What do you need from us to start?+−
A clear picture of what the website should achieve, your logo and brand assets, the content or the raw material for it, and access to any existing domain, hosting, or tools the site must connect to.
Start a Project
Discuss your website project.
Tell us what the website needs to do, and what isn't working today. We reply personally.