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We've drawn a working website for fourteen Indian industries. Open the one for yours, click around it, then we redraw it around your business.
Each row opens a live draft. Nothing here is a mock-up: it's a working website you can click through on your phone.
A patient booking a doctor and a buyer comparing flats want different things from the first screen. So every draft has its own layout, its own typefaces, its own palette and its own first action.
Keep scrolling to turn the sheets.Swipe to turn the sheets.
Sheet 01
Their investor asks
Is my money safe here, and do these people know what they're doing?
So we drew
The live price table is the first thing on the page: its prices move and flash, and picking a row opens a chart and order book. Below it, the SEBI registration (marked demo), CDSL custody of shares, return of idle funds and a one-line fee sheet are stated plainly, next to a call-back form for talking to a person first.
Sheet 02
Their buyer asks
What do I actually get for my budget, and when can I move in?
So we drew
Every listing shows carpet area, price and ₹ per carpet sq.ft for each flat size, plus the keys month and RERA number. Filters update the listings and the pins on a sticky site plan together.
Sheet 03
Their buyer asks
Is this cheaper than the marketplace, and will it actually arrive?
So we drew
The product grid is the first screen. Every card shows price, struck MRP, % off, how much below the marketplace it is, ratings count, a delivery date for the buyer's pincode, COD and return days, and a sticky rail filters by delivery date instantly.
Sheet 04
Their patient asks
Can I see the right doctor this week, and what will it cost?
So we drew
The doctor finder takes a name, speciality or symptom and lists matching doctors as you type. Every doctor shows the fee in clinic and on video, the languages they speak, and a next-open-slot button that opens booking with that time already picked.
Sheet 05
Their buyer asks
Can this plant hold my tolerances, and is it certified?
So we drew
The first screen is a drawing sheet: a part drawing whose dimension lines draw in to ±0.005 mm, three certifications beside it, and a title block of plant facts. Below it, every process is a spec card with its tolerance in the corner, and buttons filter the cards to the tolerance on your drawing.
Sheet 06
Their student asks
Will I actually finish this, and will it get me a job?
So we drew
Completion rate, days to first offer and median salary change sit in the opening bento, before any course is listed. Three questions (level, goal, hours a week) then re-rank the course grid and tell the student, course by course, whether its weekly hours and level fit them.
Sheet 07
Their client asks
Have they solved a problem like mine before?
So we drew
The casebook opens with one engagement told as an article, its before/after figures counting up in the margin as you read. Below it, ten more cases sit in a contents list you can filter by practice; each row shows the client's sector, size and the result.
Sheet 08
Their buyer asks
Is their work good enough, in the discipline I need?
So we drew
The portfolio opens on a full-screen gallery you can drag, scroll or arrow through, filtered by discipline. Any work opens full screen with its wall label, and each discipline lists its starting price and typical working days.
Sheet 09
Their guest asks
Is it good, and can I get a table tonight?
So we drew
"Reserve a table" is the first button and opens a booking slip right there. The menu below reads like the printed card, with prices, veg and non-veg marks and spice levels, filterable to veg only.
Sheet 10
Their client asks
Is this firm senior enough for my matter, and who exactly will handle it?
So we drew
Practice areas read as a numbered contents list that follows you as you scroll. Each section names its lead advocate with year of enrolment, Bar Council and the courts they appear in.
Sheet 11
Their guest asks
Will the room look like the photographs, and is it worth booking direct?
So we drew
Each room gets a full-width photo, its size, view and nightly rate, and a line on what the photo doesn't show. An always-present booking bar prices the guest's dates with GST and spells out what booking direct adds.
Sheet 12
Their buyer asks
Will my team actually use this?
So we drew
The hero is a working app window: switch funnels, retention, live events and plain-word questions, change the date range and hover for numbers, all before signing up.
Sheet 13
Their buyer asks
What will this cost me every month?
So we drew
The hero configurator repaints the car as you pick a colour and switches price and mileage by fuel, with the monthly EMI right under it. One click opens the full EMI calculator with that car's price already loaded.
Sheet 14
Their family asks
What's included, and what will it really cost?
So we drew
The page opens like a gate-fold invitation, then compares four packages side by side, with a switch to show only the differences. An estimate builder turns guest count, functions and city into a ₹ range and names the closest package.
Reacting to a finished page is easier than describing one you've never seen. That's the whole method.
Week 1
We walk through it together on a half-hour call. You tell us everything that's wrong with it for your business. That list is the brief.
Weeks 1 to 2
Your name, services, photographs, prices and colours replace ours. You review a working link on your own phone, not a PDF.
Weeks 2 to 3
Production code, tested on the phones your customers carry and fast on a 4G connection.
Week 3
Domain, analytics and handover. Studio plans include thirty days of fixes after launch.
Every plan starts from your industry's draft rather than a blank page. That's why a proper website costs this, and not three times this.
₹49,999
One-time. Ready in three weeks.
Most businesses pick this
₹99,999
One-time.
Scoped
Quoted per project.
Most business owners are asked to brief a designer before they've seen anything. So they describe a website they can't picture, and the designer builds a guess.
We work the other way round. We drew a working website for each of fourteen Indian industries first, each one around what that industry's buyer needs to see. You react to something real. Whatever is wrong with the draft becomes your brief, and that is faster and cheaper than starting from nothing.
We're a small studio in Ahmedabad, and part of Naavbharat, which works with MSMEs across India.
Naavbharat Design, Ahmedabad
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