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Product pages and search journeys rebuilt so buyers find the right app faster. Organic sessions up 128% year on year.
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No mystery, no black box. Most sites launch in four to eight weeks, and you review live working pages - not flat mockups - from the design stage on.
One focused workshop on what you sell, which number must move, and how Indian buyers research and decide - then we map that full journey page by page. Both happen in week one after sign-off.
YOU GET: A SIGNED BRIEF + PAGE-BY-PAGE SITE PLAN
Copy leads the work. Headlines, page order and proof land in greyscale first, so a change costs minutes instead of days and nobody debates a colour before the words work.
YOU GET: WRITTEN COPY + CLICKABLE WIREFRAMES
Because we build on Claude Code, design and build run as one step - you review working pages in the browser at desktop and 375px, with real type, real motion and real load times. Three to four weeks, not a quarter.
YOU GET: WORKING PAGES, NOT FLAT MOCKUPS
Go live with Lighthouse 100s, analytics wired and redirects sorted. Then the step most agencies skip: a roadmap of improvements shipped in days, not long sprint cycles.
YOU GET: LAUNCH + A LIVE IMPROVEMENT ROADMAP
Code, hosting, accounts, analytics and content. No lock-in, no hostage CMS - if you ever leave, you leave with the lot.
Most sites launch in four to five weeks: discovery in week one, then a three to four week design-and-build. Because we build on Claude Code, design and build are one step rather than two sequential phases. Software-heavy work runs longer and gets its own timeline at discovery. The schedule is agreed in writing at stage one and we hold to it.