Explain the work clearly.
Services, equipment, coverage and the next step. I help turn technical detail into language a buyer can follow, without making up certifications or results.
Independent web designer & developer
For the businesses behind the scenes.
Specialist work.
A website
that gets it.
You keep plants running, buildings safe and equipment working. I turn what you do into a website that helps the right buyer understand it.
Working remotely with businesses in the US, UK, Canada & Australia.
Strategy & structurePlain-English copyCustom designDevelopmentLaunch & handover
The work / 10 specialist websites
Built around the business.
Right down to the details.
From calibration labs to machinery movers. Explore ten self-initiated websites, each with its own identity and a useful route from interest to enquiry.
Explore a niche01 / 10
Tarefield
Industrial scales & weighbridges
An equipment-led service site with a clear route to a weighing service brief.
Maintenance & plantIndependent concept projects, designed and developed by me. They show the work itself; they aren’t paid client case studies.
The useful difference
Your buyer has
specific questions.
The site should
answer them.
Make the enquiry useful.
A maintenance manager needs a different enquiry from a restaurant guest. I shape the questions around your service, so the conversation starts with the right details.
Work with the person building it.
You speak with me from the first call to handover. Design decisions, copy changes and development stay in the same conversation.
The website build
Everything the site needs.
A scope you can understand.
We agree the pages, features and price before the clock starts. You get a working first version to review, then a full week to refine it.
Included in your build
- 01A site built around your services
Page structure, visitor journeys and a visual direction suited to your business.
- 02Copy shaped from your expertise
Clear service descriptions, useful FAQs and direct calls to action, reviewed with you.
- 03Responsive design & development
A website made to work on phones, tablets and desktop screens.
- 04A practical enquiry route
Your agreed contact form or booking link, connected to the tools you use.
- 05Search & performance foundations
Page titles, descriptions, sensible headings, optimised images and a sitemap.
- 06Launch support & ownership
Domain connection, source files and a walkthrough of how your site is organised.
The 72-hour promise
If I’m late,
the final half
is on me.
You pay 50% upfront. I deliver the first working version within 72 hours of our agreed start. If I miss that deadline, the remaining 50% is waived.
A date and time we both agree.
We confirm the scope, receive the deposit and collect the content, assets and access needed for the first version. Then we agree the start time in writing. The deadline is 72 calendar hours later.
A real website you can open.
A private link to the first working version of the agreed pages and core flow. It’s ready for feedback; final polish and launch follow the revision week.
Seven days. Keep the feedback coming.
The revision window starts when I deliver the first version. Send as many changes as you need to the agreed design, copy and layout during those seven calendar days. I work through them in order; requests submitted in that window remain included until completed.
New pages, new integrations or a change to the agreed brief are quoted separately. Any change to the delivery deadline needs written agreement before that deadline. Full project terms are agreed before payment.
Your designer. Your developer.
Hi, I’m Souradip.
I’ll be building your site.
I focus on businesses whose work takes a little explaining: industrial services, technical specialists and the teams that keep facilities running.
That’s why these projects go beyond a polished homepage. They explain the service, give the visitor a way to explore it and ask questions that make sense for the job.
Tell me what you doBefore we talk
A few fair questions.
Will my finished website be live in 72 hours?
The first working version will be ready to review within 72 hours of the agreed start. You then have seven days to request revisions. We launch once those changes are complete and you approve the final site.
What does “unlimited revisions” include?
Changes to the copy, design and layout within the agreed pages and features. You can submit as many as you need during the seven-day window. Additional pages, new features and changes to the original scope need a separate quote.
Do I need to write all the content?
You provide the facts: services, equipment, locations, credentials you actually hold and anything customers need to know. I shape that material into website copy for you to review.
Are the websites shown here client projects?
They are self-initiated concept builds across ten specialist niches. You can open and use each site. I don’t present them as paid client work or attach invented business results to them.
Can you promise more leads or a Google ranking?
I can build a clear site, improve the route to enquiry and put search basics in place. Leads and rankings also depend on demand, competition, your offer and how people reach the site. I don’t guarantee a number.
What happens after launch?
You receive the source files and a handover. Domain and hosting charges stay separate from the build. If you want ongoing updates or support, we can agree that separately.
A short conversation to start
Tell me about
the work you do.
We’ll talk through your services, what your current site is missing and what the first version needs to include.
- Your business and the buyers you want to reach
- The pages and enquiry flow that would help
- Scope, price and a realistic start time
Intro call / 30 minutesA website that fits
A website that fits
your business starts here.
No presentation needed. Bring your current website, if you have one, and the questions on your mind.
Book an intro call nowChoose an available time on Cal.com. Your booking is confirmed there.