Website design & development / Gurpreet Singh

Custom websites for
small service businesses.

Your website should help people understand your services, see your work, and know how to contact you. I design and build that experience, with a visual direction that feels like your business.

Your website receives a project-specific quote. We agree the pages, content, features, integrations, and design before work begins.

A focused starting point

For businesses with
something to show.

A good fit is a service business that needs to explain what it does, present relevant projects or services, and give customers a straightforward way to inquire.

We decide what belongs in the first release and what can wait, so the project has a clear scope. Larger websites, applications, and AI chatbots need their own estimates.

Based in New York, with in-person meetings in New York City and Long Island by arrangement.

What we can scope together

From the first page
to the handover.

01

Content & page structure

Organize your services, project examples, about information, and contact options around the questions your customers need answered.

02

Design & development

A visual direction that fits your business, responsive layouts, readable typography, and motion where it adds something useful.

03

Inquiry & technical foundations

Agree a clear contact path, useful page titles and descriptions, crawlable links, image descriptions, and the checks needed before release.

04

Review & handover

Review the working site on mobile and desktop. Agree source access, hosting responsibilities, and setup notes so you know how the site is managed.

Final inclusions are written into your proposal. Copywriting, CMS editing, booking, commerce, hosting, maintenance, and third-party subscriptions depend on the agreed scope.

Already have a website?

Start with what
needs to change.

Tell me where your existing site falls short: unclear services, difficult mobile navigation, old project work, or an awkward contact path. We review the actual pages before deciding what to rebuild.

If URLs need to change, the project should include an old-to-new URL map and redirects. Existing search visibility and analytics are inputs to that decision.

Discuss a redesign

Work you can inspect

Two client website stories.

RB Chauffeur

A service website with fleet information and a reservation inquiry interface. Explore the visible customer journey and the documented scope.

View RB Chauffeur

65 St Wine & Liquor

A neighborhood retailer’s website with product search and collection navigation. See the public interface and the available project evidence.

View 65 St Wine & Liquor

These projects show interfaces and documented decisions. Verified traffic, sales, and conversion results are not available. FORM Interiors is a separate template demo showing a visual direction rather than a client commission.

A clear way to work together

Agree. Design.
Build. Review.

First we discuss your customers, your content, and the action the site should support. I propose pages, responsibilities, review stages, and a scope.

We review the design direction, then the working build. Before release, we check navigation, responsive layouts, key content, and the agreed contact flow. Launch and handover follow your approval.

More about my approach

Before you inquire

Useful details, upfront.

What does a website cost?

Every project receives an individual quote based on scope, content readiness, features, integrations, and design complexity. Applications and AI chatbots are scoped separately. We agree the scope and price before work starts.

How long will it take?

Timing depends on the scope, content, review stages, and any third-party services. We agree a schedule after those details are clear.

Can I start from a template demo?

Yes. The Budget and Premium collections are design demos available for customization. They help us choose a direction; your branding, licensed images, content, and features are then quoted for your project. Downloadable purchases and checkout are not offered on this site.

Can you connect booking or payments?

Tell me which provider you use and what visitors need to do. Feasibility, account access, subscriptions, and integration work are agreed separately. A visual demo does not establish a working booking or payment integration.

What happens after launch?

Hosting, domain ownership, editing access, support, maintenance, and third-party costs are agreed before the project starts. Ongoing changes are a separate scope unless included in the proposal.

Can we meet in person?

I work from home and can discuss in-person meetings in New York City and Long Island. We agree the location and meeting arrangements during scoping.

Will the site rank on Google?

I can build the technical and content foundations that help search engines understand the site. Rankings, indexing, traffic, and inquiries depend on many factors and are not guaranteed.

Start with your goal

Tell me about
your website.

Share what your business does, your current URL if you have one, and what you want visitors to do. A budget range and timing are helpful if you know them.

Discuss a project

We discuss fit and agree the scope before work begins.