Hospitality · Website Development
98/100 PageSpeed, +80% inquiries
Luxury boutique website in 3 weeks
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Website development · Day 0 of 14
This page is
the pitch.
You are standing on our website development service page. Instead of telling you we build sites that hold attention and convert, we built this one to do it to you. Scroll: the next fourteen days of your project play out on the way down.
- Lighthouse
- 95+ every build
- Load time
- under 2s
- Delivery
- 5 to 14 days
- Ownership
- your repo, your code
Day 1 to 2 · Discovery
Most websites don’t have a traffic problem.
They have a leak.
Before we design anything, we audit what you have: real device, throttled network, the way your customers actually arrive. The report on the right is what that audit finds on a typical template site. Slow paint, broken phone layout, invisible to search engines and AI answers.
Every one of those rows is money quietly leaving. Fixing them is not a redesign preference; it is the difference between a brochure and a machine that books customers while you sleep.
Site audit · typical template build
4 criticalLargest Contentful Paint
6.4s
78% of mobile visitors give up after 3 seconds
Mobile layout at 390px
overflows
pinch-zoom to read the menu
Structured data
none
invisible to Google and AI answers
Design
theme #4823
same template as 11,000 other sites
The same site, rebuilt by us
LCP 1.1s · 98/100
Verified on every launch: PageSpeed, Schema.org, 390px sweep, security headers.
Composite of audits we run weekly. Yours will differ; that’s the point.
Day 3 to 7 · Design
Watch a design happen.
Specimen build · Aranya House (fictional client)
aranyahouse.compass 01
ARANYA
RoomsDiningStory
ReserveA quiet house
above the river.Seven rooms, a courtyard pool, and the slowest breakfast in the valley.
above the river.Seven rooms, a courtyard pool, and the slowest breakfast in the valley.
Reserve a room
The Court Room
₹6,200 / night
River Suite
₹9,800 / night
Verandah
₹7,400 / night
- 01
Structure
Before pixels: what must this page make people do? We wireframe the one action that pays (here: reserve a room) and cut everything that competes with it.
wireframe · grayscale · zero decoration
- 02
Typography
Type is 90% of web design. A display voice for the brand, a working voice for the details, sized on a strict scale so hierarchy reads before anyone reads.
display 44/1.02 · body 15/1.6 · scale 1.33
- 03
Color & imagery
The palette comes from the client's world, not from a template. One accent doing one job: pointing at the money button. Photography carries the mood.
cream / ink / sienna · one accent, one job
- 04
Motion
Last, restraint-grade motion: the image breathes, the button invites. Enough life to feel expensive, never enough to distract from booking.
ken burns 14s · hover lift · reduced-motion safe
01
Structure
Before pixels: what must this page make people do? We wireframe the one action that pays (here: reserve a room) and cut everything that competes with it.
The range
No house style.
That is the house style.
A template shop makes every client look like its last client. Here are five recent builds. Same team, five different worlds.
gilded · unhurried · palatial
A heritage palace near the ghats, rebuilt so guests book direct instead of through OTAs. Ivory plaster, brass, cinematic serif type.
01
Shree Ganesha Palace
4-star heritage hotel · Varanasi
gilded · unhurried · palatial
A heritage palace near the ghats, rebuilt so guests book direct instead of through OTAs. Ivory plaster, brass, cinematic serif type.
02
Omvity
Spiritual travel · Varanasi
devotional · guided · amber
Ganga aarti, ghat walks, temple mornings. Saffron warmth over river-stone neutrals.
03
Hotel Vagmi
Boutique hotel · Varanasi
night-lit · brass · urban
A hotel that glows after dark, so the site does too. The rebuild brought +40% direct booking inquiries.
04
Highlights Taal
Lakefront resort · Batangas, Philippines
sunset · breathless · wide-open
An infinity pool that looks straight at Taal volcano. Photography-first design, WhatsApp booking, 96+ PageSpeed.
05
Pingo
FMCG snack brand · India
loud · crunchy · street
A five-rupee chatpata snack with cartoon energy. Primary colors at full volume, zero corporate polish.
Day 8 to 12 · Build
Then we build it like software.
Because it is.
Your site ships on Next.js and React, the same stack running Netflix and Notion, deployed to Vercel’s edge network. No page builders, no plugin roulette, no monthly ransom to keep a theme alive.
The terminal on the right is not decoration. Those are the gates every Digiocular build must pass before we send you the handover email, and the repo lands in your GitHub account, not ours. Fire us anytime and the site stays yours.
Verified on every build
Vercel · Edge-deployedNext.js · React 19PageSpeed 95+ verifiedWCAG 2.2 compliantSchema.org · JSON-LDResend · SOC 2 email infra
deploy · day 12 of 14
The honest comparison nobody shows you.
WordPress is fine for blogs. Wix is fine for hobbies. For a business where every second of load time costs bookings, here is how the four common paths actually compare.
| Dimension | Digiocular | WordPress | Wix | Cheap freelancer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speed (mobile PageSpeed) | 95+ | 60–75 | 55–70 | 65–85 |
| Custom design | Every time | Theme-based | Drag-drop blocks | Sometimes |
| SEO + AI-answer readiness | Baked in | Plugin needed | Basic only | Usually no |
| Code ownership | Your GitHub repo | Yes, but messy | Locked to Wix | Mostly yes |
| Time to launch | 5–14 days | 2–4 weeks | 2–6 weeks | 4–12 weeks |
| Ongoing cost | $49/mo optional | $15–80/mo + plugins | $23–59/mo locked | Variable |
| Security updates | Automatic | You patch plugins | Wix handles | Often forgotten |
Day 13 · Launch
The part where it
pays you back.
Launch day is Day 13 of 14 because the last day belongs to handover and measurement. Every site below is live and every number is from the client’s own analytics.
Day 14 · Handover
Everything on this ledger ships with every project.
14 line items, itemized before you pay a rupee or a dollar. The list is identical at $349 and at $1,299; the tiers change scope, never standards.
On Day 14 you get the repo, the analytics dashboards, the domain, and a Loom walking you through all of it. If we disappeared tomorrow, your site wouldn’t notice.
- 01Custom design — no templates, no Wix exports
- 02Mobile-first responsive layout
- 03Modern tech stack (Next.js + TypeScript + Tailwind)
- 0495+ PageSpeed on mobile + desktop
- 05SEO baked in — Schema.org, semantic HTML, sitemap
- 06Pixel-perfect approval before launch
- 07Real-time staging URL during build
- 08Vercel deployment (sub-2-second loads worldwide)
- 09SSL + HTTPS by default
- 10Automatic backups
- 11One round of revisions before launch (no upcharge)
- 122 weeks of free post-launch support
- 13Full code repository in your name
- 14Zero vendor lock-in — take the code anywhere, anytime
The paperwork, upfront.
Full pricing breakdownMost popular
Business / Hotel / Restaurant
Multi-page custom design with menus, booking, or inquiry flows. 5 to 7 days.
Setup$599
E-commerce / Corporate
Catalog, checkout, multi-language, 8+ pages. 2 to 3 weeks.
Setupfrom $999
Questions, answered straight.
How long does it take?
Landing pages: 3–4 days. Hotel / business / portfolio / restaurant sites: 5–7 days. Booking systems and SaaS marketing sites: 7–10 days. E-commerce and 8+ page corporate: 2–3 weeks. We commit a launch date on day one and we hit it 100% of the time.
What tech stack do you build on?
Every build is Next.js 16 + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS v4, deployed to Vercel edge. We use Magic UI / Radix UI for components, Framer Motion for animation, Schema.org for SEO, and Vercel Analytics + PostHog for tracking. No WordPress. No Wix. No drag-drop builders. Modern, fast, owned by you.
Do we own the code?
Yes — fully. The repo lives in YOUR GitHub org from day one. You can self-host, hand off to another agency, or extend it with another team whenever you want. Zero vendor lock-in.
Why Next.js and not WordPress?
WordPress runs on PHP, needs a database, requires monthly plugin patches, and averages 60–75 PageSpeed. Next.js generates static HTML at build time, has no plugins to maintain, and routinely hits 95+ PageSpeed. For service-business websites where speed = bookings, this isn't close.
Where is the site hosted?
Vercel free tier deployed under YOUR account — sub-2-second loads worldwide, 99.9% uptime, $0/month for most sites. Prefer your own host (AWS, DigitalOcean, traditional cPanel)? We'll set it up there. The domain stays purchased + owned by you directly.
What's included in ongoing support?
First 2 weeks post-launch: minor tweaks on us. After that, optional $49/month maintenance plan covers security monitoring, content updates (up to 2 pages/month), performance monitoring, and uptime alerts. Need to add a new page or feature? $25/hr pay-as-you-go or our quarterly $199 refresh plan.
Will my site be secure?
HTTPS + SSL by default. Hosted on Vercel which provides DDoS protection and WAF. No WordPress-style plugin vulnerabilities. No SQL injection surface because we use static-first architecture for marketing sites. For SaaS / e-commerce builds, we add CSP headers, rate limits, and security review as part of the package.
Can we extend the site later — add features, integrations?
Yes — that's literally why we picked this stack. Want a booking system later? $249 add-on. New payment integration? $249. AI chatbot trained on your FAQ? $599. Custom dashboard? $499. All add-on prices are upfront, no surprises. See the full add-ons menu on /pricing.
What if I want to migrate from WordPress / Wix / Squarespace?
Migrations are $299 flat fee — we move your content, redirect old URLs to new ones (so you don't lose SEO ranking), and verify Google Search Console + Analytics continuity. Most migrations finish in 5–7 days.
Day 14 of 14 · project complete
You just watched
the whole process.
That took you about three minutes. The real one takes about two weeks and ends with a site that does to your customers what this page just did to you.
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