Web & Frontend

Web Development Services for Apps, Dashboards and Marketing Sites

Some projects need a framework engineered around a complex interface, while others need a site the marketing team can edit on a Tuesday afternoon. This page sorts the twelve web services by that difference, so you can open the one that matches what you are shipping.

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12Web & Frontend Services
2-8 WksCustom Build Window
60 DaysPlatform Guidance
<2 HrsFirst Human Reply
How to choose

Framework, Platform or Site Builder?

Start from who edits the result and how much logic runs in the browser, then narrow it down to a technology.

Option 01

Logic-Heavy Product: Pick a Framework

Dashboards, portals and SaaS interfaces with roles, live data and many screens belong on React, Vue, Angular or Svelte. Angular brings firm conventions for large teams, React a very large ecosystem, Vue a gentle learning curve and Svelte very small bundles. All four pair well with TypeScript.

Option 02

Search Traffic Matters: Render on the Server

If pages must rank and appear quickly on a first visit, choose server rendering through Next.js, Nuxt or SvelteKit over a purely client-side app. Content arrives as HTML, crawlers read it directly, and the interactive parts hydrate once the page has loaded.

Option 03

Marketing Site: Choose an Editor-Friendly Platform

When the people changing pages are marketers, WordPress, Webflow or Elementor keep them independent of developers. WordPress offers the deepest plugin choice and self-hosting, Webflow a hosted visual workflow, and Elementor a drag-and-drop layer on top of WordPress.

Option 04

Existing App: Add TypeScript or Tailwind

Not every project is a rebuild. Moving a JavaScript codebase to TypeScript catches type errors before they reach users, and moving styles to Tailwind clears out years of conflicting CSS. Both can happen file by file inside a retainer while features keep shipping.

What you get

How Web Work Runs with Us

All twelve run as ongoing retainers reviewed in a demo each week. Open any service for its own scope and published figure.

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Included on every engagement

  • You see working software at a demo every week, measured against a backlog you agreed; there is no minimum term, and two weeks notice ends it.
  • Custom web builds run 2 to 8 weeks; a bigger platform gets its scope and price in writing before the first sprint.
  • The repository, unencrypted and free of license checks, deploys to hosting you own, and we take no share of what the site earns.
  • Builds come with guidance on the platform for 60 days, priority bug fixing for 6 months and product evolution for 12 months, all three running concurrently.
  • A scope and figure in writing usually arrives a few working days after our first conversation, free.
FAQ

Questions About Web & Frontend

How many weeks does a web development project need?

A custom web build runs 2 to 8 weeks, with the spread set mostly by the number of templates, integrations and user roles. A marketing site on WordPress, Webflow or Elementor has fewer moving parts than a custom app, and its written scope sets the dates. Anything larger, such as a multi-tenant portal, gets a written scope and a quote ahead of any work, so the dates are fixed up front.

Where do I find the price for a React or WordPress project?

Every web service has its own page, and the figure published there is the one that counts. This overview deliberately carries no numbers so it can never contradict them. If your project spans two services, such as a Next.js app with a Webflow marketing site, ask for a combined written scope; it costs nothing and usually takes a few working days.

Do we need Next.js, or is a plain React app enough?

A plain React app is fine for tools behind a login, where search engines never look and the first load happens once per session. Choose Next.js when public pages need to rank, share well on social platforms or show content instantly on slow connections, because it renders on the server and sends real HTML. The same reasoning applies to Nuxt for Vue and SvelteKit for Svelte.

Who pays for hosting, domains and premium plugins?

Those stay with you. Hosting and domain registration, paid themes, premium plugins and any other third-party licenses are bought in your name so you keep control when the engagement ends. The same goes for legal pages such as the privacy policy and terms. We will tell you what the site needs, but those costs and documents are not part of the build.

How quickly can a web retainer get started?

A retainer begins once the written scope is agreed, and drafting that scope takes a few working days from our first call. If you want a dedicated team instead, it usually starts one to two weeks out. Your first reply comes in under 2 hours on working days, which run Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00 IST. There is no minimum term, so you can stop with two weeks notice.

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Share a link or a brief, and a written scope with its figure will normally reach you within a few working days, at no charge.

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