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Web design company in India
DigeeSell is a web design company in India, run from Gurugram, that treats a website as something search engines must crawl, render and index — and that a real visitor must be able to load on a mid-range Android phone over a patchy mobile connection.
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What should a web design company in India deliver beyond the visual design?
DigeeSell builds sites search engines can crawl, render and index without friction, and that load on the devices most Indian traffic arrives on. Every build ships with server-rendered HTML, clean URLs, canonical tags, structured data, measured Core Web Vitals on throttled mid-range profiles, and enquiry forms that meet the DPDP Act's notice and consent requirements.
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Why does the mobile build decide everything in India?
Google indexes the mobile version of a page, and Core Web Vitals are measured from real Chrome users. In India the bulk of that field data comes from mid-range Android devices on variable connections, so the page Google judges is the slowest version of your site, not the one that looks fine on a laptop.
Builds are therefore tested on throttled mid-range device profiles rather than on desktop alone. The usual causes of a poor score are the same everywhere — oversized images, render-blocking fonts and scripts, third-party tags loaded in the head — but their cost is much higher on a device with less CPU to spare.
Field data in Search Console and the Chrome UX Report is what we report after launch. Lighthouse is used while building; it is a lab test and does not decide rankings.
What does every DigeeSell build include?
- Server-rendered HTML, so crawlers and AI assistants that do not execute JavaScript see the same page a visitor sees.
- One H1 per page and a heading outline that matches the content.
- Lowercase, trailing-slash URLs with a self-referencing canonical on every page.
- hreflang sets where the site serves more than one language or market, with an x-default — including en-IN and hi-IN where Hindi pages exist.
- XML sitemaps listing only indexable pages, with lastmod set from genuine content changes rather than deploy time.
- robots.txt that blocks only what should not be crawled, and noindex on staging and preview hosts.
- Structured data matched to the page type: Organization, BreadcrumbList, Service, FAQPage, Article.
- Unknown URLs returning a real 404 status rather than a soft 404 that Google reads as a duplicate of the home page.
- Analytics and conversion tracking configured and tested before launch, not after.
How are Hindi and English handled in the build?
Google indexes one language version per URL, so a page that swaps English and Hindi text behind a toggle is indexed in only one of them. Where Search Console shows real Devanagari demand, Hindi gets its own URLs — usually under /hi/ — with their own hreflang entries and copy written for Hindi queries rather than machine-translated from the English.
Transliterated Hindi typed in Roman letters rarely justifies a separate page. Those terms are mapped onto whichever English or Hindi page shares their intent and used in titles and copy where people actually type them. The query research behind that sits in the India SEO pillar.
What does the DPDP Act require of enquiry forms?
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 governs the personal data a website collects. A form needs a clear notice of what is collected and why, consent tied to that stated purpose, and a route to withdraw it. Analytics should not capture form field contents, and data should not be quietly reused for a purpose the notice never mentioned.
Forms are built with those requirements in mind and the tracking around them configured so events fire without recording the field values. This describes how we build; it is not legal advice, and the client's own compliance function makes the final call.
What happens to rankings when a site is rebuilt?
A rebuild puts existing rankings at risk, and most of that risk comes from URLs changing without a redirect. Before launch we export every indexed URL from Search Console and the old sitemaps, map each one to its closest new page, and implement those as 301 redirects — one path to one path, never a blanket rule that sends everything to the home page.
Redirect chains are collapsed to a single hop, internal links are updated to point at the final URL rather than through a redirect, and the old sitemap is kept available until Google has recrawled. After launch, indexed page count is watched daily for the first week: it should climb, not fall.
How is a build priced?
Web design and development is priced against a plan, not fixed packages. A free audit first checks tracking, lead handling and what already exists; the proposal then covers only the work that addresses what the audit found. Media spend, where it applies, is paid by the client to the platforms and is separate from management fees.
Engagements start at ₹40,000 a month, and ₹60,000 where two service lines are scoped together. Published ranges for every service are on the India pricing page.
What do clients say on Google?
4.6 from 40 reviews on our Google Business Profile.
Rating and review count supplied by DigeeSell. Google’s listing is the original source; its current figures may change.
What do buyers ask before starting?
Will a rebuild lose our current rankings?
It can, and the cause is almost always URLs changing without redirects. We export every indexed URL from Search Console before launch, map each one to its closest new page as a single-hop 301, and watch the indexed count daily for the first week afterwards. Rankings can still move for other reasons, so the plan states what is being protected rather than promising nothing will change.
Do we need a separate Hindi website?
Not a separate website — separate URLs on the same site. Google indexes one language per URL, so Hindi needs its own pages with hi-IN hreflang alongside en-IN. Whether that is worth building depends on whether Search Console shows real Devanagari impressions for your terms.
Which platform do you build on?
Whatever fits the brief and the client's team. What does not change is the requirement that the HTML is rendered on the server, the URL structure is clean, and the technical SEO elements are present at launch rather than retrofitted. A platform that cannot do those is the wrong platform regardless of its other features.
How fast does the site need to be?
Fast enough to pass Core Web Vitals on the devices your visitors actually use, which in India means mid-range Android on a variable connection. We test on throttled device profiles during the build and report field data from the Chrome UX Report after launch, once enough real traffic has been recorded.
Do you handle the content, or do we?
Either. Where we write it, the process is set out in our editorial policy: drafted with automation, edited by a content writer, approved by a named person before publication. Where you write it, we supply the brief, the heading structure and the word count each page needs.
How much does a website cost in India?
Engagements start at ₹40,000 a month, and ₹60,000 where two service lines are scoped together. Beyond that floor there are no fixed packages: a free audit establishes what exists and what is failing, and the proposal covers only that work. Published ranges per service are on the India pricing page.
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Web design and development is priced against a plan, not fixed packages. A free audit first checks tracking, lead handling and what already exists; the proposal then covers only the work that addresses what the audit found. Media spend, where it applies, is paid by the client to the platforms and is separate from management fees.
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