The work
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Four live projects, four very different businesses. No two look alike, which is rather the point.
Brand website
Saras Snacks
The problem
A namkeen maker in Ahmedabad with 28 packs, a growing distributor network and no website that felt like the brand. The packs were loud and cheerful; the online presence wasn’t.
What we built
A single page that tastes like the product: packs pegged on a string, the full range filterable by Namkeen, Fryums, Wafers and Popcorn, a distributor enquiry form, a creators section, and a brochure visitors unlock by leaving their details.
All 28 packs, sorted by what you’re craving. 
Distributor enquiries land straight in their inbox. 
On a phone, where most of their buyers are.
“You didn’t just design my website — you helped me show what Saras Snacks truly feels like.”
“I especially appreciate her idea of presenting our products in a way that makes the customer experience them, not just see them.”
Personal website
CA Hardik Mevada
The problem
A chartered accountant with seventeen years of practice and a 60-person firm, known almost entirely through referrals — with nothing online that matched the reputation.
What we built
A dark, editorial site with the quiet confidence of the work: the story of the firm, its practice areas, his talks and panels, and a one-tap bio for event organisers.
Seventeen years, told in three beats. 
The firm and what it does, without the jargon.
“They completed all modifications on time and continued refining the website until I was fully satisfied — something many agencies fail to deliver.”
Inquiry and order management
Neelkamal Central
The problem
A ribbon and lace manufacturer taking inquiries from trade shows, IndiaMART and phone calls, with rates in the owner’s head and bills written by hand. Leads went cold; reorders depended on memory.
What we built
One calm place for the whole business: inquiries and triage, a trade-show floor mode, a lake where every won customer is a lotus, a ghat for reorders that are due, and a ledger for proformas, invoices and payments.
Your stand: who needs a call today. 
Proformas and payments on one screen.
Shown with made-up customers and figures.
Jewellery billing and khata
Gulabi Bahi
The problem
Jewellers keep two books at once — metal in grams and money in rupees — usually in a bahi, Excel and a calculator that disagree with each other.
What we built
A jeweller’s book that does the karigar’s maths: fine weight from gross, purity and wastage; bills, job work and khata with both balances side by side; GST invoices and statements on A4.
A bill by weight, balances updating as you type. 
The A4 GST tax invoice.
From the demo shop. Every name and number is made up.
Four more, for range
Concept sites we designed for different trades. Each one is fully working — open any of them.
5.0 on Google, from every review we've had.
“They completed all modifications on time and continued refining the website until I was fully satisfied — something many agencies fail to deliver.”
“You didn’t just design my website — you helped me show what Saras Snacks truly feels like.”
“I especially appreciate her idea of presenting our products in a way that makes the customer experience them, not just see them.”
“They understood my requirements well and delivered a clean, modern design that matched exactly what I had in mind.”