Company sites · Service pages · Enquiry paths
Business Website Development
A company website should explain what you do, who it is for, and how to get in touch — then load quickly on a phone. We plan the pages, write the structure, and build a site your team can update after launch.
The real problem
Most company sites look finished and still fail the enquiry.
A theme with stock photos is not a website. If visitors cannot find the offer, the proof, or a simple next step, the page is decoration.
A pretty brochure A working company site
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Pages with no job
Home, About, and Contact exist, but services are one vague paragraph. People bounce because they still do not know what you sell.
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Built on desktop, used on a phone
Menus break, forms sit below the fold, and tap targets are tiny. Most first visits are mobile. The site has to work there first.
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Search afterthought
Titles, headings, and URLs get improvised at launch. Fixing that later means rewriting pages you already published.
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Nobody can edit it
A text change becomes a developer ticket. We plan who updates what before we pick the stack.
What we build
Company websites shaped around how you actually get work
Not a 40-page template dump. A focused set of pages with a clear offer, proof where you have it, and a path to call or write.
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Service and company sites
Home, services, about, and contact that match how you sell — plus room to add a blog or resources later without a rebuild.
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Lead-oriented page structure
Headings, forms, and calls-to-action placed where a visitor decides — not a floating chat widget covering the content.
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Responsive layouts
One design system that holds up on a small screen. Navigation, forms, and type are checked on real devices, not only a browser slider.
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Content you can maintain
A simple way to change copy, images, and service pages. We document it at handoff so the site does not freeze the week after launch.
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Performance in the build
Image sizes, fonts, and scripts are treated as product decisions. Slow pages lose people before they read the offer.
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Technical search foundations
Clean URLs, one H1 per page, metadata, and crawlable HTML. Rankings still depend on content and demand — the site should not block them.
Choose the right page
A company website is not a custom web application
If you need a brochure, service pages, and enquiries, you are in the right place. If staff need logins, workflows, and an admin that runs the business, that is a different product.
This work is for
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Explaining the company to new visitors
What you do, who you help, and why someone should enquire — with pages search engines can read.
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Generating calls, forms, and visits
Contact paths, location details, and service pages that support a sales conversation.
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Publishing updates without a developer
News, services, and team copy that a marketing or ops owner can change after launch.
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Replacing a stale or slow existing site
A rebuild with a written sitemap, redirects where URLs change, and a handoff your team can keep.
Look at a web application if
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Staff logins, roles, and internal tools
Portals, CRMs, and dashboards belong on the custom web application page — they are software, not a marketing site.
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Catalogs, carts, and payments
If people buy on the site, that is ecommerce architecture, not a few extra WordPress pages.
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A “website” that is really an app
Approvals, inventories, or customer accounts need a proper data model. We will not fake that with plugins.
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Guaranteed first-page rankings
We build a site that can be found. We do not sell ranking promises on this page or any other.
Unsure which you need? Send the URL or a short brief. We will say which path is cheaper than buying the wrong one.
Sitemap before pixels
We agree which pages exist and what each one must do. Design follows that list, not the other way around.
UX tied to the enquiry
Navigation, proof, and forms are arranged around how a cautious buyer actually decides — not a trend gallery.
Basics done properly
HTTPS, forms that validate, sensible permissions, and backups discussed at handoff. Not a security theatre slide.
Honest timeline talk
Copy, photos, and feedback loops set the date more than “how many pages”. We say that up front.
Room to grow
A blog, a careers page, or a later app can be added. The first site should not have to be thrown away.
You can keep it
Credentials, a short admin guide, and a codebase or CMS your team can actually open.
Process
From brief to a live company site
Same studio process as our other web work: written scope, weekly staging, and a launch checklist — not a surprise on go-live day.
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Brief and sitemap
Goals, audiences, existing URL if any, and the pages that must exist. We cut pages that have no job.
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Structure and content
Headings, offers, and what you still need to write. Design starts when the page jobs are clear.
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Layout and design
Responsive templates and page layouts. You review how the site looks before we wire the CMS.
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Build on staging
Forms, technical foundations, and a staging URL you can click. Not a PDF mock that dies at launch.
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Check and QA
Mobile, forms, redirects, analytics, and metadata. We fix what breaks before anyone else sees it.
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Launch and handoff
Production, credentials, and a short admin guide. Then you can update pages without calling us for every comma.
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Service businesses
Consultancies, clinics, contractors, and studios that need clear service pages and a trustworthy contact path.
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Companies replacing a weak site
The current site is slow, hard to edit, or does not match what you actually sell. We rebuild with a plan, not a theme swap.
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Small teams without a full-time web person
You need something maintainable after we leave — not a builder only the original freelancer understood.
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Delhi NCR and remote briefs
The studio is in Janakpuri. Reviews happen on calls and staging URLs. We do not invent a local office in every city.
What is a business website, in practical terms?
A public site that explains the company, lists services or locations, and lets someone enquire. It is not an internal tool and it is not a store unless we have agreed ecommerce scope.
Do I need a custom site or is a template enough?
A well-structured custom or carefully adapted build is worth it when the offer, branding, or content model does not fit a generic theme. A template can be enough for a very small brochure. We will say which we would actually build.
Will my team be able to update pages?
That is part of the plan. We choose an approach you can operate — and we show you how at handoff. If nobody on your side will edit, we keep the system simpler instead of installing a CMS you will never open.
How long does a company website take?
A focused site can take a few weeks when content is ready. Copy, photography, extra languages, and slow feedback add time. After discovery we give milestones, not a fake “7-day launch”.
What affects cost?
Number of unique templates, integrations, content volume, migrations from an old site, and how much design exploration you want. We estimate after the sitemap is clear — we do not publish fake starting prices.
Is SEO included?
Technical foundations are part of the build: structure, metadata, performance, and crawlable HTML. Ongoing content and link acquisition are separate, and we will not pretend a new site “comes with rankings”.
What if I actually need software, not a website?
Tell us what staff or customers must do after login. If the answer is “manage jobs, orders, or records”, look at custom web application development instead of this page.
Next step
Send the current site or a short brief.
A URL, the pages you know you need, and a timeline are enough. We will say what is worth building — and what you can skip.
- B1-638A, Block B1, Janakpuri, New Delhi 110058
- +91 63927 02800
- info@argenius.in
