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Websites, custom software, prototypes, brand assets, and practical AI.

  1. Brief01

    Two paragraphs in plain language — no tech knowledge required.

  2. Scope02

    Deliverables and exclusions, agreed in writing.

  3. Quote03

    Priced by a human, after scope.

  4. Handover04

    Source, files, or exports as quoted.

Selected work

Real, approved work first; concepts always labelled.

  1. 01Client work

      Codefiesta 5.0 — GIT Jaipur hackathon site (opens in a new tab)

      Single-page hackathon site for GIT Jaipur, in a terminal-inspired identity.

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    • 02Concept · self-initiated

        Studio starter site — self-initiated demo

        A self-initiated demo of this site's composition, taxonomy, and enquiry flow.

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      Brief → Handover

      A short, written process. Every step produces something you can read. Nothing runs on vibes.

      Step 01 / 05
      1. 01

        Brief

        You describe the outcome, the audience, and what done looks like.

      2. 02

        Scope

        We confirm deliverables, exclusions, and assumptions in writing.

      3. 03

        Quote

        A human prices the scope. Third-party costs are listed separately.

      4. 04

        Build & review

        We build in reviewable slices with explicit revision points.

      5. 05

        Handover

        Source, files, or exports plus setup notes, as contracted.

      Scope-based pricing. No instant quotes.

      Final price and timing depend on approved scope, feasibility, dependencies, and capacity. The enquiry form asks for a budget band only to plan the conversation; it is never a price promise.

      In the quote
      Deliverables, exclusions, milestones, revisions.
      Always separate
      Domains, hosting, licences, API usage, print.
      Never
      Binding prices before scope, or guaranteed claims.

      Why this process works

      1. Written scope

        Deliverables and exclusions agreed before build.

      2. Feasibility-checked timelines

        Dates follow dependency checks, not optimism.

      3. Direct communication

        You talk to the people doing the work.

      Common questions

      All FAQs
      How do I start?

      Pick the closest service, describe the outcome, and share contact details.

      When do I get a price?

      After scope review. Budget bands never become a quote.

      Who owns the work?

      You do, where the quote includes handover of source and files.

      Send two paragraphs, get a human reply and a reference.

      1. 1. Reference

        Shown immediately on success.

      2. 2. Human review

        Feasibility, fit, and questions.

      3. 3. Written scope

        Agreed before any quote.