Web Design and Development
Dcrayons builds custom websites, D2C storefronts, and web apps that load fast, read well on a phone, and turn visitors into buyers and leads. We design the page, write the code, connect the tools you run on, and hand you something your team can actually update. No templates you have to fight, no half-finished builds.
Web Design and Development
Tell us where you are and what you want to achieve. We reply within one business day with a clear plan and a quote.
Why Dcrayons
The people who design the work and the people who build it sit together, so nothing breaks in the handover.
We measure success in orders, leads, and finished tasks, not just how a page looks.
Code, design files, and accounts are yours. Nothing is locked to us.
Experienced designers and engineers run your project, not juniors learning on it.
WebDevelopment
Ayurvexa, an Ayurvedic supplements and nutraceutical brand, needed a direct-to-consumer storefront that could merchandise capsules and tablets clearly, carry trust signals shoppers expect from a health brand, and load quickly on mobile.
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Daddy of Tastes needed an online ordering storefront that handled location-based delivery, a wide multi-cuisine menu, and running promotions without confusing first-time visitors. The brief was a fast, mobile-friendly site where a hungry customer could pick a dish and reach checkout in a few taps.
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EDA Perfumes sells unisex Arabic-inspired eau de parfum in 100ml bottles and needed an online storefront that conveyed a premium feel while making it easy to browse collections, combos, and offers. The brief called for a fast, mobile-ready shop with clear merchandising and a smooth path from product discovery to cart.
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Foreverkids needed an online store to sell children's clothing from several in-house labels under one roof, with a playful look that parents trust and a shopping flow that works as well on a phone as on a desktop.
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Furry Fits needed a direct-to-consumer storefront for its pet clothing range, covering dog jumpsuits, raincoats, sweaters and beds, with a warm and playful look that parents of pets would trust. The brief asked for a mobile-friendly shop where shoppers could browse by category, view detailed product pages with sizing, and check out quickly.
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Glowral, a clean skincare brand selling sunscreens, Korean gel moisturizers, and face washes, needed a direct-to-consumer storefront that showed off its products clearly and made adding to cart simple on mobile. The brief was a fast, trustworthy shop that handled discounts, combos, and reviews without feeling cluttered.
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Instacertify needed a clear, fast website to present a wide catalog of certifications, business licenses, and regulatory services to enterprise buyers across multiple regions. The brief asked for a structured site that turns a complex compliance offering into something prospects can search, browse, and act on quickly.
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Keratine Professional, a hair care brand selling shampoos, serums, masks and combo kits, needed an online storefront that made promotions easy to read and shopping quick on mobile. The brief was a clean, fast catalogue site that pushed offers without feeling cluttered.
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Melino, a clinically formulated skincare brand, needed an online store that communicated its science-first positioning while making products easy to browse and buy. The brief was a clean, fast storefront that read as credible on desktop and converted well on mobile.
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Natually, an Indian personal care brand selling serums, soaps, lip care and skincare, needed a direct-to-consumer storefront that presented its products clearly and converted mobile shoppers. The brief was to design and build a fast, trustworthy shopping experience around the "Korean Care for Indian Skin" positioning.
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Northern Tile Distributors, a Melbourne supplier of hybrid flooring, engineered timber and tiles, needed an online storefront where builders and homeowners could browse large product ranges and order at wholesale. The brief called for clear merchandising of hundreds of SKUs across collections, with pricing and sale visibility on both desktop and mobile.
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Prompt Dairy Mart sells milking machines and dairy farming equipment to rural and semi-urban buyers who shop mostly on mobile and read in Hindi. They needed an online store that presents technical products clearly, shows pricing and offers up front, and lets a first-time visitor add a machine to the cart without confusion.
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Raa Logistics, a Dubai freight and shipping company, needed a corporate website that explained its warehousing, sea freight, and air freight services clearly and made it easy for businesses to request a quote and check shipment status. The brief asked for a credible, mobile-ready site that loaded quickly for visitors across the UAE and global trade lanes.
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Vrikshaveda, a plant-based skincare and wellness brand sourcing from farmers in Rajasthan, needed an online storefront that carried its natural, farm-to-shelf story while making products easy to browse and buy. The brief was a fast, mobile-first shopping site that earned trust and converted first-time visitors.
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Anyage sells puja items, religious statues, and home decor and needed an online store that earns trust quickly and turns first-time visitors into buyers on mobile. The brief asked for a warm, devotional storefront with clear merchandising across collections, combos, and seasonal ranges.
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Bharatselo, a Made-in-India seller of brass, copper, and metal handicraft goods, needed an online store that could present a wide catalogue of puja items, idols, kitchenware, and corporate gifts without feeling cluttered. The brief was a clean, mobile-ready storefront that helps shoppers browse deep product categories and reach a clear price quickly.
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Bycads needed an online store for its graphic streetwear and oversized t-shirt range, organised around themed art collections such as Pirates, Vikings, Tribes and Typography. The brief was a bold, mobile-first storefront that makes browsing many design drops easy and keeps shoppers moving toward the cart.
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Cartense sells car key covers and smart-key accessories across popular Indian car brands, but needed a storefront that shopped by vehicle brand and made prepaid offers clear at a glance. The brief was a clean, mobile-first ecommerce site that helped owners pick the right cover for their exact key in a few taps.
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Glowlush, a dermatology-led skincare brand with clinics in Delhi and Mumbai, needed an online store that carried its clinical credibility while selling brightening creams, facewashes, and serums directly to shoppers. The brief asked for a soft, trustworthy storefront that loaded quickly and converted browsers on mobile.
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Loire London, a daily-care skincare and beauty brand, needed a storefront that presented a wide catalog of serums, sunscreens, shampoos, masks, moisturizers, and intimate care without overwhelming first-time shoppers. The brief asked for a clean, mobile-first shopping experience that read as trustworthy and made promotional offers easy to act on.
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London Prime, a premium makeup tools brand selling brush sets, eyelash curlers, and beauty accessories, needed a direct-to-consumer storefront that felt premium yet shopped fast on mobile. The brief called for clear product merchandising, simple navigation across collections, and a checkout flow that turned promo-driven traffic into orders.
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Timber Trust, a maker of handcrafted wooden home and kitchen products, needed an online storefront that carried the warmth of its craft while making a wide catalogue easy to browse and buy. The brief asked for a clean shopping experience that worked as well on phones as on desktop.
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Truebare, a herbal wellness and skincare brand, needed a clean online storefront to sell ingestible beauty products such as collagen tea blends and topical skincare jars. The brief asked for a warm, natural-looking shop that builds trust quickly and makes browsing and buying simple on mobile.
From first call to launch and beyond
We work in clear stages so you always know what is happening and what comes next. You see the design before we write code, you test the build before it goes live, and you keep everything we make.
We start by learning your business, your buyer, and what a good outcome looks like in numbers: more orders, more qualified leads, fewer drop-offs. We map the pages, the user flows, and the tools the site needs to connect to, then agree on scope and a realistic timeline before any design starts.
We design the key screens first, on mobile and desktop, so you can see the real layout, copy structure, and calls to action. You review and we refine. Nothing moves to build until the design answers the question every visitor asks: what is this and what do I do next.
Our engineers turn the approved design into clean, custom code. We build the front end for speed, set up the content structure so your team can edit pages, and wire in the back end: checkout, payments, forms, search, and your CRM or marketing tools. The site is responsive and accessible from the first commit, not patched later.
We test on real devices and browsers, check page speed and mobile behaviour, and run the full path a buyer takes, from landing to confirmation. We set up analytics, redirects, and basic on-page SEO so search engines and your tracking work on day one. Then we deploy and watch the launch.
After launch we stay available to fix issues, train your team on the admin, and ship improvements based on what real users do. A website is never finished, so we treat it as something you keep improving, not a one-time delivery.
We Have Proven Results
Real projects shipped for D2C, SaaS, and service brands. We show you comparable work before you commit.
We Are Honest & Ethical
Weekly sprints, a Monday plan, a Friday review, and one shared dashboard. No black boxes, no 'trust us'.
Senior People on Your Work
Experienced designers and engineers run your project end to end, not juniors learning on it.
We Put Customers First
Month-to-month terms and clear ownership. You keep the code, the design files, and the accounts.
We do design and engineering under one roof, so the people drawing the page and the people writing the code are on the same team. That removes the usual gap where a pretty design becomes a slow, broken build, and it keeps the project moving instead of stalling on handovers.
We build for outcomes, not just looks. Every page is made to load fast, work on a phone, and guide the visitor toward a clear action, because that is what drives orders and leads. We connect the site to the tools you already use and set it up so your own team can update content without calling us for every change.
You own everything we deliver: the code, the design files, and the accounts. We write code that other developers can read and extend, document what matters, and explain our decisions in plain language. The goal is a site that keeps working and growing long after launch.
These are the honest answers we give on the first call. Senior people on the work, weekly reporting, and everything we build is yours to keep.
The questions buyers ask us before the first call. If yours is not here, just ask, and we answer straight.
It depends on scope. A focused marketing or landing site usually takes a few weeks. A D2C storefront or a custom web app with accounts, payments, and integrations takes longer because there is more to design, build, and test. We give you a clear timeline after the discovery stage, once we know exactly what the site needs to do.
We pick the right tool for your case rather than forcing one platform on every project. For content-led sites a CMS may fit best. For a storefront, an e-commerce platform or a custom build may make more sense. For web apps we build with modern frameworks. We explain the trade-offs in plain terms so you can decide with us.
Yes. We design mobile-first, because most of your visitors arrive on a phone. We test on real devices, check that pages load fast on slower connections, and make sure forms, menus, and checkout all work cleanly on small screens before launch.
Yes. We wire the site into the tools you run on, such as your CRM, payment gateway, email marketing, analytics, and inventory or booking systems. Leads and orders flow into the right place automatically instead of sitting in a form you have to check by hand.
Yes. We set up the content so your team can edit pages, add products, publish posts, and change images without writing code. We train your team on the admin and leave you with simple notes, so you are not dependent on us for routine changes.
Yes. You own the code, the design files, and the hosting and platform accounts. Nothing is locked to us. If you ever move to another team, everything goes with you, which is how it should be.
