Real websites.
Real transformations.

• Desktop site with a circa-2012 visual style — stock images, mismatched fonts, no clear hierarchy
• Browser security warnings on multiple pages — the kind that make enterprise buyers close the tab immediately
• Mobile view completely broken — text overflowed, images clipped, CTAs hidden below the fold
• No lead capture beyond a buried contact form
• Copy focused entirely on features and certifications, never on client outcomes

Solar EPC clients are making six- and seven-figure decisions. They do not call companies that look like they cannot afford a proper website. Every day the old site was live, it was actively filtering out prospects before any conversation started.

The security warnings were the worst part. In B2B, trust is everything. A browser flagging your site as insecure is a deal-killer — most visitors do not get past that screen.

The mobile problem compounded everything: over 65% of their traffic was coming from phones, and those visitors were hitting an unusable experience.

• A generic, template-style site that could have belonged to any small-scale supplier — nothing communicated the depth of capability (PCB design, fabrication, assembly, box build, component sourcing all under one roof)
• Outdated visual design that looked crude relative to the precision-engineering work being offered
• No trust signals for B2B buyers — no certifications prominently displayed, no process clarity, no evidence of scale
• Services listed as a flat catalogue with no narrative about why a client should care or what sets them apart
• No clear path for engineering procurement teams to evaluate or engage — just a generic contact form

Electronics procurement managers vet suppliers carefully. They are looking for precision, reliability, and zero-defect commitment before they put your company on an approved vendor list. A website that looks rough signals that the operation behind it might be rough too.

Shara Design Labs actually offers end-to-end capability — from concept PCB design through fabrication, component sourcing, assembly, and full box build integration. That is a significant differentiator in a market where most players only do one piece of it. The old site completely buried this.

In engineering B2B, your website is evaluated the same way your factory floor would be. A messy, unclear site is the digital equivalent of a disorganised workshop. It costs you shortlisting opportunities before you ever get a call.

• A template site with stock layouts and interchangeable copy, with nothing of Amruta's actual voice or presence in it
• No dedicated page for workshops, the core offer. Sign-ups depended on DMs and word of mouth
• No clear path from visitor to enrolled participant, so interest had nowhere to convert
• Visuals that clashed with the calm, personal tone of her coaching practice

Coaching is a trust purchase. People sign up with a person, not a service list, and a template site actively hides the person. Every visitor who landed there met a generic page instead of the coach they had heard about.

The bigger cost was the workshop funnel that did not exist. Each cohort filled through manual follow-ups, one conversation at a time, with no page to send an interested person to and no place designed to turn interest into a confirmed seat.

A fitness brand for people who were told to quit roti and rice. THINQ.FIT builds plans around Indian food, real careers, and real biology, so the site had to sell a method, not a bootcamp. Everything from the name to the funnel started from a blank page.

Brand identity, positioning, and copy first. Then a dark, premium site with a science-backed tone (programs, method, success stories, pricing) plus lead funnels (free roadmap, free call) wired straight into the coaching workflow. Designed, written, built, and deployed in-house.

Coaches run their business across spreadsheets, chat threads and payment apps. CoachBae had to replace that mess with one platform, and the landing page had to sell software, a different job from selling a service.

Product design, app build and marketing site as one effort. Clean SaaS landing page, "Quit the spreadsheets. Focus on coaching.", with the live product behind it: client management, payment tracking, smart reminders and AI insights, with login and free trial built in.

Corporate L&D buyers need to browse, compare and enquire — so this could not be a brochure. It needed a real course catalogue across categories like AI, digital skills and customer service, plus a path for trainers to join the platform.

Platform-style build: searchable course catalogue with category filters, individual course pages, a calendar, trainer onboarding, and enquiry flows for corporate buyers. A clean, professional identity designed to sit comfortably in front of HR and L&D teams.