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The service that is right for your project depends on three things: what you are building, who will use it, and how it will grow. A startup building its first product has different needs from an established business migrating a legacy system.

The most practical starting point is to contact us with a brief description of what you want to achieve, not what technology you think you need. Our team will tell you honestly which service fits your goals, what the realistic scope looks like, and whether a phased approach makes more sense than a single large engagement.

We do not push clients toward services they do not need. If a simpler solution solves your problem, we will say so.

We work with both. Our client list includes Nestle, TVS Motor, T-Systems, and Policy Bazaar on the established side, and early-stage startups building their first product on the other. The engagement model adapts to the client, not the other way around.

For startups, we typically recommend beginning with a defined scope and a fixed timeline rather than an open-ended engagement. This keeps the budget predictable and gives you a working product to validate before committing to a larger build.

For established businesses, our team extension and subscription models tend to work well because they provide consistent delivery capacity without the overhead of hiring full-time in-house staff.

Yes. We sign an NDA before any detailed project discussion if you prefer. You do not need to share technical specifications or business logic until you are comfortable that confidentiality is in place.

We have a standard NDA template that covers both parties. If you have your own template, we will review and sign that instead. For more detail on how we handle confidentiality across development, code, and third-party integrations, visit thememakker.com/confidentiality.

Yes, and this is how most of our larger projects run. A typical web application project involves UI/UX design, front-end development, back-end development, API integration, and QA testing running in parallel rather than in a strict sequence.

We assign a project lead who coordinates across the service teams and gives you a single point of contact. You do not need to manage communication between a designer, a developer, and a tester separately. That coordination is our responsibility.

Our UI/UX design service covers the full journey from research to a handover-ready design file. Depending on your project scope, the engagement can include user research, information architecture, wireframing, visual design, interactive prototyping, and usability testing.

For clients who already have an existing product, we also offer design audits where we identify usability problems, inconsistencies, and missed conversion opportunities before recommending changes.

All final design files are delivered in Figma. If you need conversion to clean HTML and CSS, that is available as a separate service under our Figma to HTML offering.

Yes. Our Figma to HTML service takes a completed Figma design file and converts it into clean, responsive, production-ready HTML and CSS. We do not use automated conversion tools that produce bloated or uncleaned code.

The output is hand-coded and follows current web standards including semantic HTML, responsive breakpoints for mobile, tablet, and desktop, and cross-browser compatibility. If you need the HTML integrated into a specific framework such as React, Angular, or a CMS like WordPress, we handle that integration as part of the same engagement.

Our web development team covers both front-end and back-end technologies across the full modern stack.

On the front end, we build with Angular, React.js, Vue.js, Next.js, Svelte, Bootstrap, and Tailwind CSS. On the back end, our primary frameworks are Laravel, PHP, Node.js, CodeIgniter, ASP.NET, Symfony, Yii2, and Odoo. We also develop SaaS applications and handle API design and third-party API integrations.

If you are unsure which technology fits your project, we will recommend the right stack based on your performance requirements, team familiarity, long-term scalability needs, and budget rather than defaulting to whatever is most fashionable.

Yes. SaaS application development is a dedicated service within our web development practice. We have built multi-tenant SaaS platforms across industries including fintech, edtech, logistics, and healthcare.

A SaaS build with us typically covers architecture planning, database design, user authentication and role management, subscription and billing integration, API development, and an admin dashboard. We also factor in the scalability requirements from the start rather than retrofitting them after the product launches.

If you have a SaaS concept at the idea stage, contact us with your use case and we will outline a realistic scope and phased delivery plan.

Yes. API integration is a standalone service within our web development practice. We build RESTful and GraphQL APIs from scratch, and we integrate third-party APIs covering payment gateways, CRM platforms, shipping providers, communication tools, and custom enterprise systems.

Before any integration begins, we document the expected data flows, authentication requirements, and error handling behaviour so both sides understand exactly what the integration will do and what happens when it fails. We do not treat API work as an afterthought.

Project timelines depend on scope, complexity, and how quickly decisions are made on the client side. As a general guide:

• Landing page or marketing site: 2 to 4 weeks.
• CMS-based website with custom design: 4 to 8 weeks.
• Web application with user authentication and dashboards: 8 to 16 weeks.
• SaaS platform or complex enterprise application: 4 to 9 months depending on feature scope.
• These are indicative ranges. We provide a project-specific timeline estimate during scoping after reviewing your requirements in detail. We do not give a timeline before understanding what we are building.

The right answer depends on your target audience, budget, and feature requirements rather than a universal preference.

Native apps (Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android) deliver the best performance and access to the full range of platform-specific features. They are the right choice for applications with complex animations, heavy device hardware usage such as cameras or sensors, or users who expect a premium platform-native experience.

Cross-platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native build a single codebase that runs on both iOS and Android. They are the right choice when budget or time-to-market is a priority, and when the feature set does not require deep platform-specific access.

We will give you our honest recommendation based on your specific case. We are experienced in both approaches and do not have a commercial incentive to push you toward one over the other.

Yes. Progressive Web Apps are a service within our mobile development practice. A PWA is a web application that behaves like a native mobile app, including offline capability, push notifications, and home screen installation, without requiring users to go through an app store.

PWAs are particularly suitable for content-heavy applications, eCommerce storefronts, and businesses that want a mobile experience without the cost of maintaining separate iOS and Android codebases. They are not suitable for applications that need access to hardware-level device features not yet supported by web APIs.

If you are unsure whether a PWA or a native app is the right fit, share your use case with us and we will give you a direct recommendation.

We develop and customise on three eCommerce platforms: Magento, WooCommerce, and Shopify. Each serves a different type of business.

• Shopify: Best suited for small to mid-sized businesses that want a fast, managed solution with minimal infrastructure overhead. Strong for straightforward product catalogues and standard checkout flows.
• WooCommerce: Best suited for businesses already on WordPress that need eCommerce functionality with a high degree of content flexibility. Works well for businesses with complex content needs alongside their store.
• Magento: Best suited for high-volume, enterprise-level stores with complex catalogue structures, multiple storefronts, B2B pricing rules, or custom checkout requirements. Requires more infrastructure investment but offers the deepest customisation.
• We will recommend the right platform based on your catalogue size, expected traffic, customisation needs, and budget. If you are already on a platform and want to migrate, we handle migrations including data transfer, redirects, and SEO preservation.

Yes. We handle eCommerce platform migrations including product data, customer records, order history, SEO redirects, and custom functionality.

Migrations are handled in a staged process: we set up and test the new platform in a staging environment before any live data is transferred or the old store is taken offline. We do not do cutover migrations that risk downtime or data loss during the switch.

Before any migration begins, we audit the existing store to identify custom functionality, integrations, and SEO signals that need to be preserved. Anything that cannot be migrated directly is flagged and scoped separately before the project starts.

We develop and customise on five CMS platforms: WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot, Drupal, and Joomla.

• WordPress: The most widely used CMS globally. Best for marketing sites, blogs, portfolios, and mid-level web applications. Extensive plugin ecosystem with strong SEO capabilities.
• Webflow: Best for design-forward marketing sites where the visual design is the priority and the content team wants to make changes without touching code.
• HubSpot: Best for businesses already using HubSpot CRM who want their website tightly integrated with their marketing and sales pipeline.
• Drupal: Best for large, complex sites with sophisticated content structures, multiple user roles, and enterprise-level security requirements.
• Joomla: A flexible CMS suited for community-based sites and portals with complex user management requirements.
• If you are unsure which CMS suits your content team and long-term management requirements, we will give you a direct recommendation during the scoping call.

Yes. We build fully custom WordPress themes to a design specification rather than adapting off-the-shelf templates. A custom theme gives you full control over the design, performance, and feature set without inheriting the bloat, security risks, or design constraints of a pre-built theme.

Our custom WordPress builds use a child theme architecture for maintainability, custom Gutenberg blocks for content editing, and Yoast SEO integration as standard. Performance optimisation including caching, image compression, and Core Web Vitals compliance is built in rather than added as an afterthought.

If you already have a ThemeMakker template from ThemeForest and want to customise it beyond what the template options support, we offer template customisation as a separate service.

Our SEO service covers technical SEO, on-page optimisation, and content strategy. We do not offer link-buying schemes or black-hat tactics. Every recommendation we make is based on what Google's publicly documented quality guidelines support and what we have seen work consistently across client projects.

A standard SEO engagement includes a full technical audit covering crawlability, indexation, Core Web Vitals, structured data, canonical tags, and meta data quality. We identify the specific gaps that are suppressing your visibility and prioritise them by effort-to-impact ratio rather than presenting a list of 100 items with no guidance on where to start.

We also produce content recommendations based on keyword opportunity analysis and competitor gap review, and we implement schema markup for FAQ, HowTo, LocalBusiness, and Organisation types where applicable.

Honest answer: it depends on your current position, your competition, and which changes are made first.

Technical fixes such as correcting broken canonical tags, adding FAQ schema to existing content, or fixing JavaScript-rendered pages that crawlers cannot read can show measurable results within 2 to 6 weeks of Google recrawling the affected pages.

Content-driven ranking improvements for competitive keywords typically take 3 to 6 months to show meaningful movement, and up to 12 months to reach their full potential.

Anyone who tells you they can guarantee first-page rankings within 30 days is either targeting keywords nobody searches for or using tactics that will eventually trigger a manual penalty. We do not make guarantees we cannot control. We do make commitments about the quality and completeness of our work.

Yes. Our digital marketing service covers paid search (Google Ads, Meta Ads), social media management, email marketing setup and campaign management, and conversion rate optimisation for landing pages.

For most clients, we recommend starting with an SEO foundation before investing heavily in paid traffic. Paid traffic stops the moment the budget stops. Organic visibility compounds over time. The two work best in combination once the technical and content foundation is in place.

Our testing practice covers manual testing, automated testing, and performance testing across web and mobile applications.

• Functional testing: Verifying that every feature works as specified under normal and edge-case conditions.
• Regression testing: Confirming that new changes have not broken existing functionality.
• Performance testing: Load testing and stress testing to identify how the application behaves under high traffic before it reaches production.
• Security testing: Identifying common vulnerabilities including SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and authentication weaknesses.
• Compatibility testing: Verifying correct behaviour across browsers, devices, and operating system versions.
• Mobile testing: Testing native and cross-platform apps on real devices rather than simulators only.

Yes. Our support and maintenance service covers ongoing bug fixes, WordPress and plugin updates, security patches, performance monitoring, and minor content or feature updates.

Maintenance engagements are available on a monthly retainer basis. The retainer covers a defined number of support hours per month, a guaranteed response time for critical issues, and a regular health check covering uptime, backup verification, and security scan results.

We do not operate a ticket-queue support model where you wait days for a response to a critical production issue. Response times and resolution commitments are agreed in writing before the retainer starts.

A typical engagement with ThemeMakker follows five stages regardless of the service involved.

• Discovery: We review your brief, ask clarifying questions, and produce a scope document covering deliverables, timeline, and investment. No work begins without a signed scope.
• Design: For projects involving UI/UX, wireframes and visual designs are produced and approved before development begins. You see what you are getting before a line of code is written.
• Development: Work is delivered in agreed sprints or milestones with a staging environment you can access and review throughout. You are not waiting until the end to see the product.
• Testing: QA is run against the agreed specification before handover. Issues identified during testing are fixed before the project is signed off.
• Launch and handover: All code, credentials, documentation, and access is transferred to you. If post-launch support is in scope, the maintenance retainer begins.

Yes. The majority of our clients are based in the USA, UK, and Europe. We have physical offices in Ahmedabad (India), Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey (USA), and Bristol (UK) to support our international client base.

All project communication is conducted in English. We structure our working hours to provide meaningful overlap with US and UK business hours. For clients who need a local point of contact, our USA and UK offices can facilitate in-person or phone meetings.

Everything produced during your project belongs to you. At the end of the engagement we provide a complete handover package covering all source code repositories, design files, database exports, environment credentials, third-party API keys, and documentation.

We do not retain any ownership, licence rights, or access to your systems after handover unless you have an active maintenance retainer in place. If you move to a different agency or bring development in-house after working with us, we will support the transition and hand over everything cleanly.

Code ownership and IP assignment are documented in your contract before the project starts, not addressed for the first time at handover.