What does WebGraha do?
WebGraha designs and builds websites, apps, and brand identities for small and mid-sized businesses, handling every project directly from first conversation to launch.
How long does a typical website project take?
Most web design projects take four to six weeks from kickoff to launch depending on scope; app projects and full rebrands typically take longer.
What's WebGraha's process?
Every project runs through the same seven steps: requirements, proposal, design, build, feedback, launch, and support — shipped in four to six weeks on a fixed cost agreed before work starts. See the full breakdown on the Services page.
Does WebGraha work with clients remotely?
Yes. WebGraha is a remote-first studio and works with clients globally over video calls, email, and shared project boards.
What is included in a WebGraha engagement?
Depending on the project, engagements can include discovery and strategy, UI/UX design, development, content support, and post-launch revisions. See the Services page for a per-service breakdown.
How do I start a project with WebGraha?
Reach out via the contact page, WhatsApp, or email — most enquiries get a response within one business day.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on the number of pages, how custom the design is, and what functionality you need beyond an informational site. We scope every project after a discovery conversation rather than off a price list — see the blog post on website pricing for a full breakdown of what drives cost.
Is your pricing fixed, or are there hidden charges?
Pricing is fixed and agreed at the proposal stage, before any work starts. There are no hidden charges or surprise invoices along the way.
Do you offer support after the site launches?
Yes. Post-launch revisions are part of a WebGraha engagement, and we stay involved after handoff rather than disappearing once the invoice is paid.
Can I see examples of your work?
Yes — real, live client projects are listed on the Portfolio page, not just mockups.
What's the difference between branding and web design?
Branding is the identity system itself — logo, color, type, voice, and guidelines for how they're used. Web design is where that identity gets applied to a specific product, your website. Most clients need both, but they're separate engagements with separate timelines — see how long branding takes for a realistic timeline.