Website design & development
Websites for B2B firms, designed and built by one person.
New sites, redesigns and migrations for professional-services firms. The same person designs it and builds it, so what launches is what you approved, and your team can run it afterwards.
From $500 · how pricing works
For firms whose website lags behind the business.
Most of my web clients are in healthcare, financial and M&A advisory, consulting and technical services. They usually come to me with one of these problems:
The site no longer reflects the firm
The work, the clients and the positioning have moved on, and the website still describes the firm of five years ago.
Design gets lost in the build
A designer hands off a mock-up, a developer builds something close to it, and the details that made it credible disappear.
Nobody can update it
Every small change needs a developer. Content goes stale because editing it is a project in itself.
Everything from structure to launch.
Structure and content plan
Pages, navigation and what each page needs to say, agreed before visual design starts.
Visual design
Layouts for the key pages and components, inside your brand or alongside a brand refresh.
Responsive build
Built on WordPress, Webflow, Wix or custom code, depending on who will maintain it.
Technical SEO foundations
Clean page structure, metadata, redirects for anything that moves, sitemap and structured data.
Multi-language sites
Language versions set up so search engines show the right one to the right audience.
Handover
Documentation and a walkthrough so your team can edit pages without calling me, or I stay on for updates.
Websites start from $500.
That covers a small, clearly defined site or a single landing page. Most firm websites are quoted higher once we know the scope, and you see the fixed price in writing before any work starts.
What moves the price: the number of page templates, how much content needs writing or restructuring, integrations such as forms, booking or CRM, the platform, and the number of languages.
Clients come back for the next site.
Andy Donahue has hired me for three website projects. Novadoc’s site was built on Wix because their team wanted to edit it themselves.
“I've hired Riddhesh for three website projects. His pricing is fair, his English is perfect, and he responds quickly. He suggests ways to save time and money and improve results. I would and will hire him again.”
Andy DonahueMarketing & Brand Strategy DirectorVerified on LinkedIn ↗How a project runs
- 1. Talk
What you need and what’s in the way. Usually one 30-minute call.
- 2. Scope
What’s included, how long, what it costs, in writing.
- 3. Design
Direction first, then detail. You review where it matters.
- 4. Build & hand over
Built from the approved design, delivered with documentation.
Questions, briefly.
Which platform should we use?
The one your team can maintain. WordPress suits content-heavy sites with many editors, Webflow suits design-led marketing sites, and Wix suits small teams who want to edit everything themselves. I’ll recommend one on the call and explain why.
Can my team edit the site after launch?
Yes. That is part of the scope, not an extra. You get a documented handover, and Novadoc’s team runs their site themselves.
Will we lose our search rankings in a redesign?
Not if the move is planned. Existing URLs are mapped and redirected, and metadata and structure carry over or improve.
How long does a website take?
It depends on the scope. The timeline is agreed in writing with the price, before work starts.
Planning a new site or a redesign?
A 30-minute call is usually enough to tell you how I’d approach it, what it would cost, and whether I’m the right fit. If I’m not, I’ll say so.
Email hello@riddhesh.com or send a project brief. I reply within one business day.