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A site that loads fast and explains the offer.

Most brands we meet have a feed working harder than their website. We design and build the site the brand already deserves — responsive, quick, and clear about what you sell.

What you get

Web Design
Modern websites and landing pages designed to build trust, explain your offer, and convert visitors.
Responsive Build
The design turned into a fast, accessible site that holds up on every screen your customers actually use.
Short-form Video & Motion
Reels and platform edits with the hooks, pacing, and captions each feed demands.

Start with the right scope

Find the build that fits the job.

Not every business needs a full rebuild. Start with the smallest useful web move, then add to it when the work calls for it.

01

Website refresh

Your business has outgrown a dated, unclear, or difficult-to-edit website.

What it covers

A clearer structure, refreshed direction, and the important pages rebuilt around your current offer.

02

Landing page

You are launching one service, campaign, event, or offer and need one focused next step.

What it covers

A compact page with one message, the useful proof, and a clear enquiry or booking route.

03

Full website build

Your brand, content, or business model needs a more complete digital home.

What it covers

A considered sitemap, page system, responsive build, launch checks, and a practical handover.

Built into the brief

Searchable, answerable, and fast.

Good visual work needs to be found, understood, and quick to use. These foundations shape the build alongside the design—not as an afterthought.

SEO foundation

Page hierarchy, metadata, internal links, and crawlable content are considered before launch.

AEO-ready content

Clear questions, direct answers, and well-structured information help people and answer engines understand the offer.

Lighthouse checks

We review real loading, interaction, accessibility, and layout-stability signals before the site goes live.

A connected build

One website. Four connected points of view.

A web project does not leave design and land with a developer. Brand, build, systems, and the customer conversation stay connected from the first brief through to launch.

01

Pranjal Acharya

Design & Social

PA

The creative output engine — brand visuals, campaign graphics, and social content built for UK & US audiences.

02

Sandeep Meche

Web & Motion

SM

Makes it work on every screen — responsive frontends in React and JavaScript, plus short-form edits with the hooks, pacing, and captions each platform demands.

03

Roshit Lamichhane

Systems & Data

RL

Builds the machine behind the brand — maps how a business actually runs, removes the manual steps, and connects the pieces so nothing gets retyped or forgotten.

04

Oscar Kafle

Marketing & Sales

OK

Connects the right businesses with everVFX — starting useful conversations, understanding what matters, and helping turn an initial brief into a clear next step.

The result is a site whose visual system, interaction, lead route, and client journey were considered together—not handed across separate silos.

Talk through your project

Web experience design and development involves building responsive, fast-loading websites and landing pages using React and JavaScript, combined with short-form video and motion design to clearly explain a business's offer.

Selected web projects

Recent work.

From playful learning journeys to high-trust advisory platforms, each project pairs a distinctive visual direction with a clear route through the product.

TailSpark — everVFX web project

Web · Learning platform

TailSpark

Two ways into Tailwind CSS: follow a challenge or explore a playground.

  • Learning paths
  • Playground
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Northline Estates — everVFX web project

Web · Real estate

Northline Estates

An image-led property experience with clear routes for buyers and sellers.

  • Property discovery
  • Consultation
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Mindwell Nepal — everVFX web project

Web · Mental wellbeing

Mindwell Nepal

A calm introduction to professional discovery and mental wellbeing resources.

  • Professional discovery
  • Resources
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RG Nails — everVFX web project

Web · Beauty & booking

RG Nails

A warm salon website connecting nail inspiration, prices, and appointments.

  • Booking
  • Pricing
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Extra Life Gym — everVFX web project

Web · Fitness

Extra Life Gym

A bold fitness introduction with direct paths to classes and joining.

  • Class discovery
  • Membership
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The working method

How a website build runs.

A website is only useful when the offer, the page journey, and the build all agree.

  1. 01

    Audit the offer

    We look at the current site, the audience, and the point at which a visitor should take action.

  2. 02

    Shape the journey

    We decide what each page needs to explain, what content belongs there, and how the route to enquiry stays clear.

  3. 03

    Design and build

    The visual direction and responsive build are developed together, so the finished site does not drift from the approved design.

  4. 04

    Test, launch, hand over

    We check the important screens and interactions, agree the handover, then make the next improvements clear after launch.

Step 01 of 04

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Before the site goes live

The practical details stay visible.

A good site needs more than a polished final screen. The build should be understandable, usable, and set up for the next person who needs to work on it.

Responsive from the start

Every layout is considered on the screens customers actually use, not compressed for mobile at the end.

Performance is part of the build

Images, motion, and page weight are reviewed so the visual work does not get in the way of a useful site.

Built to be maintained

The design and build stay connected, making future edits more practical than a handoff between separate teams.

A clear launch and handover

Hosting, accounts, access, and post-launch support are agreed before launch—not left as an afterthought.

Useful before a first call

Web project questions.

A few practical answers before you decide whether a website, landing page, or refresh is the right next move.

Do I need a full website or just a landing page?

If one campaign, offer, or action is the priority, a landing page is often the useful first move. If people need to understand the wider business before acting, a website refresh or full build will make more sense.

Can you work with an existing brand?

Yes. We can work inside an established visual identity, tighten the way it appears online, or flag where the existing system is getting in the way of clarity.

What do you need from us before the work starts?

A clear offer, the people you want to reach, access to the current site where relevant, and the content or assets that already exist. We identify the gaps together before design begins.

Will the website work on mobile?

Yes. Responsive behaviour is designed alongside the larger layouts, with particular attention to reading, navigation, forms, and the primary call to action on smaller screens.

What happens after launch?

Before launch, we agree the handover, access, and any ongoing support needed. That gives the site a useful owner and a clear next step for later improvements.

A considered next step

Start with a Website Audit.

Send us your current site and the offer it needs to carry. We will point out what is unclear, what is already working, and the most useful next web move — no charge.

Book a Website Audit
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