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Enterprise Website Development, Engineered as a Digital Experience

Platform-agnostic builds on AEM, Sitecore, Drupal, WordPress and headless. Modular, search-ready, and built so your marketing team can run it without a developer queue.

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Is your website slowing your growth?

Tap the ones that sound familiar. Three or more, and the platform is the bottleneck, not your team.

Tap the ones that apply to you.

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These are architecture problems. They get fixed in how the site is built, not with another plugin.

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Platform-agnostic. Principle-driven.

I don’t sell a platform. I help you choose the one that fits your team, content and roadmap, then build it the same disciplined way every time.

Whether you run AEM, Sitecore, Drupal, WordPress or a headless stack, the same engineering principles apply. Because I’m not tied to a vendor, my advice is unbiased, the architecture outlasts any single platform decision, and your next migration doesn’t start from zero.

  • One component model across every page, brand and market
  • Structured content that can move to headless or another CMS
  • Look and feel controlled by design tokens, not hard-coded styles
  • SEO, AEO and schema built into the components, not bolted on later
  • A clean handover: documented, version-controlled and owned by your team

What’s built into every website I deliver

Eight standards that stay the same, whatever the platform.

Modular components

Modular components

Your team builds new pages from approved, tested modules. No developer needed for each one.

Clean, lean code

Clean, lean code

Native blocks and structured fields. No page-builder bloat and no lock-in.

SEO and AEO by design

SEO and AEO by design

Semantic HTML, schema, FAQ markup and answer-ready structure, so you’re found in Google and in AI search.

Multilingual-ready

Multilingual-ready

Translatable templates and field-level content, ready for WPML, Polylang or your platform’s localisation tools when you add markets.

Rebrand through tokens

Rebrand through tokens

Colour, type and spacing live in design tokens. A new look is a CSS change, not a rebuild.

UX best practice

UX best practice

Accessible, mobile-first layouts, tested on real devices and built around how your buyers decide.

Campaign and social-ready

Campaign and social-ready

Fast landing pages for PPC, clean GA4 and GTM tracking, Open Graph cards on every page, and consent handled properly.

Connected to your stack

Connected to your stack

CRM, marketing automation, DAM, PIM, search and analytics wired in from day one.

Page builder vs engineered components

Both get a site live. Only one stays fast and manageable at enterprise scale.

AspectTypical page-builder siteHow I build
Markup Deeply nested wrappers, extra CSS and JS on every page Lean semantic HTML, only the code each module needs
Content Stored in the builder’s own format Structured fields that move to any CMS or headless front end
Rebrand Restyle page by page Change the design tokens once
Governance Editors can change any style, so the brand drifts Editors fill approved fields, so the brand stays consistent
Multilingual Layouts duplicated and rebuilt per language Fields translated, layouts shared
Search Schema added by plugins, often inconsistent Schema and FAQ markup built into components
Performance Core Web Vitals regress with every release Performance budget set at component level

Platforms I work on

Enterprise DXPs, open-source CMS and headless stacks. Same principles, chosen to fit.

Adobe Experience Manager

Adobe Experience Manager

Component and template architecture, multi-site and multilingual rollouts, connected to Adobe Analytics and Target.

Sitecore

Sitecore

Component-based builds, content governance and personalisation-ready templates.

Drupal

Drupal

Enterprise Drupal, including Acquia: structured content types, multisite and multilingual.

WordPress

WordPress

Custom block themes with structured fields and no page builders. This site is built that way.

Headless & composable

Headless & composable

Contentful and Strapi with React and Next.js front ends, on API-first content models.

Headless & composable

E-commerce

Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and BigCommerce, from store build to growth.

Ways to start

Most clients start with one focused piece of work, then build from there.

  1. Website & DX Audit

    Best for Teams who suspect the site is the bottleneck

    You get
    • Core Web Vitals and performance review
    • SEO/AEO and schema gaps
    • component and template inventory
    • CMS governance review · prioritised fix list

    Duration: 3 – 4 weeks

  2. Replatforming & Headless Assessment

    Best for Teams deciding whether to stay, upgrade or go headless

    You get
    • Platform options scored against your requirements
    • content model and migration plan
    • cost and risk view
    • phased roadmap

    Duration: 8 12 weeks

  3. Component System Build

    Best for Sites that work but are hard to manage

    You get
    • Module library
    • design tokens
    • editor guardrails
    • documentation

    Duration: 13 – 20 weeks

  4. Full Build or Migration

    Best for New sites, rebrands and platform moves

    You get
    • Architecture to launch
    • integrations
    • desktop and mobile QA
    • handover and editor training

    Duration: 40+ weeks

Discuss where to start

From problem to production

A clear path from first call to a site your team can run.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Goals, audiences, content, current stack and what’s blocking growth.

  2. 02

    Architect

    Platform choice, content model, component map and integrations.

  3. 03

    Design system

    Tokens, modules and UX patterns, approved before build starts.

  4. 04

    Build

    Modular components with SEO/AEO and tracking built in.

  5. 05

    Integrate

    CRM, automation, analytics, DAM, PIM and search connected.

  6. 06

    Test and launch

    Desktop, mobile, speed, schema, tracking and redirects checked.

  7. 07

    Handover and grow

    Documentation, editor training and a roadmap for what comes next.

Selected website work

Client names are withheld under NDA. References are available on request.

Website Development
Website Development
A quick Website Needed
Design + WordPress Dev. (3 W)
A happy client
Simple Website
Simple Website
New Quick Website
Design + WordPress Dev
A Happy client
E-Commerce
E-Commerce
Online Presence + Business
WooCommerce + Design + CRM
Online Presence + Order Received

Website development FAQs

Both. Most of my clients are Series B-and-later startups and enterprise teams whose website has to scale across markets, brands or product lines.

It depends on your team, content, integrations and budget. I’m platform-agnostic, so the recommendation is based on fit, not partnerships. The Replatforming & Headless Assessment gives you that answer in writing.

Yes. Often the best first step is a component system or a clean-up on the platform you already have.

Fast, semantic pages; structured data, including Service and FAQ schema; clean internal linking; and content structured so search engines and AI assistants can quote it accurately.

Template text is translatable, content lives in structured fields, and URLs support language prefixes and hreflang. Adding a language becomes translation and configuration, not a rebuild.

They make pages heavier, store content in their own format, and let editors change styling freely. At enterprise scale that costs you speed, portability and brand consistency.

Yes. Editors build pages from approved modules and fill in fields. Developers are needed for new modules, not new pages.

Yes: Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and BigCommerce. See my E-commerce services page.

NDAs are standard, and I never publish a client’s name or work without their approval.

Yes. I’m based in Bengaluru and work with teams globally, across time zones.

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