Web developer in Suri, for the trip made for one job
Ask a web developer in Suri what an office or a supplier here needs first, and the answer is a small mobile site: your phone number at the top, what you offer, and directions people can follow. Suri is the district headquarters, so people come in for offices, services and suppliers. Each visit is usually for one job. Before the trip, they look it up on a phone.
Overview
What gets typed into the phone
Someone who needs a service in Suri types the service, not the name of a shop they've never heard of.
Opening hours and the address get fixed before any design work starts. If the listing says one time and the board outside says another, a customer can't tell which is right, and may not come at all.
Checked before anyone calls
A customer looks for these on a mobile first, before deciding whether to make the trip.
- 01
A phone number at the top of the screen, one tap to call
- 02
Directions in a sentence or two, written the way you'd give them over the phone
What gets built here
Page by page
What sits on each page, from the top down. Short, so it's easy to read on a small screen in a hurry.
- What the service includes, in a short paragraph.
- What a customer should bring, if they need papers or samples.
- A person to ask for, by name, when they arrive.
- Your WhatsApp number, so a missed call can still end in a message.
Where this comes from
When you need help later
Support is the whole team, not one person — reach us any time, and someone picks it up. That holds after launch as much as during the build.
Finished work is on the projects page, picked from 900+ projects completed.
What moves the number
How the figure is reached
The number of services covered at launch moves the figure most. Every line in the scope carries its own price, and how a quote is built is written out for you to read first.
| What changes it |
|---|
| How many services are covered at launch |
| Online booking, or a phone number and an enquiry form for now |
| Photographs of the office, from a phone for now or a proper shoot later |
| Updating your Google listing at the same time as the site |
| How many places outside Suri town you want to be found from |
What changes the size of the job.
What a scope from me looks like
What goes live on day one?
I list what goes live first in the written scope, starting with whatever brings the most calls today. You can change the order later, and it's your call which service leads.
Every heading is checked with you on the staging link before launch. You read it the way a customer would, on your own phone, and anything unclear gets rewritten.
Included
- A written scope: every page and feature as its own line, agreed before work starts
- Design to build, reviewed on a staging URL that stays open the whole project
- Mobile first — checked on a real phone
- Domain, hosting and every account created in your name from day one
- One page per service, named the way a customer searches for it
- Basic on-page SEO: titles, descriptions, headings, sitemap, Search Console connected
- A runbook at handover: how to edit it, what renews and when
Phase two
- Further services, added once the first pages bring calls
- Online booking
- Ongoing SEO once the site has traffic to read
- A maintenance plan once the site is live
- Logo and brand design, quoted separately from the build
Not doing
- Guaranteed rankings
Nearby
Around Birbhum, and Kolkata
More places nearby.
FAQ
Listings, first lines, villages and edits
On the Google listing, what goes first, the villages and changes after launch.
We are a small office in Suri. Do we need more than a Google listing?
- A Google listing carries your name and a few lines. A site adds room to explain what each service includes and what a customer should bring along. Keep both. They don't do the same job.
What should the site say first?
- Your phone number, then the service in plain words. A customer on the way in wants to call before they set off.
What takes the most work on a site like this?
- Getting the hours and the address to agree everywhere they appear. It sounds small. It isn't, because each place may have been set up by a different person at a different time, and every line needs checking.
Do you cover the villages around Suri?
- Yes, if customers come to you from them. You give me the list, and each village is named on the site in the spelling people use.
Can we change the site ourselves after launch?
- Yes, for the everyday things: a new phone number, a holiday notice, a changed fee. The runbook at handover shows each step, and anything bigger comes back to me.
Who owns everything at the end?
- Domain, hosting and each account sit under the business's name from the first login. The handover runbook names every one and when it renews, so nothing's left depending on me later.
Next step
Start from the listing you have
Book a call when you have your Google listing to hand. The first page starts from it, and anything out of date gets fixed as we go.
Bring a printed card or a letterhead too, if you have one.
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