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Aditya Vashistha · design, words and code · Punjab, India · working worldwide

Websites for businesses where the sale still happens on a phone call.

I design and build the whole website myself — the structure, the words, the code. Two sites are live in two countries: a 25-room hotel in Punjab and a licensed immigration adviser in New Zealand. Both exist to make a stranger trust a business enough to pick up the phone.

One person, start to finish Hand-coded. No page builder. Remote, in your time zone

Two sites, two countries, both live.

01 — Selected work

01 · Hospitality · India

The Grand Ambassador

Hotel, restaurant, bar and banquet hall — fourteen pages, one house.

thegrandambassador.com (opens in a new tab)
The Grand Ambassador homepage: the lit lobby behind the navigation, with the booking bar below
Home — the availability check sits in the hero
The rooms page: a full-bleed photograph of a suite under the heading ‘Twenty-five rooms, one unhurried city stay’
Rooms — three types, each its own page
The booking page: pick the room, price it live, with the current seasonal offer stated in a panel
Booking — live rates, before anyone pays
The Grand Ambassador booking page on a phone: Pick the room, price it live, the seasonal offer stated in a panel, and a fixed Call, WhatsApp and Book bar across the bottom of the screen
Booking, on a phone. Call, WhatsApp and Book stay fixed where the thumb is.

The problem

Twenty-five rooms, seven named spaces under one roof, and no way for anyone to see them. Nearly every enquiry arrives as a phone call or a WhatsApp message — a good part of it from families abroad booking for relatives at home. That isn’t a constraint to work around. It’s the thing to design for.

What’s on it

  • An availability check in the hero: dates, guests, straight through to a booking request.
  • Every enquiry button opens WhatsApp with the message already written — room type, dates, guests.
  • Guest reviews quoted in full, in their own words, rather than trimmed to a star rating.
  • Walking distance to the station, the airport and the university — what guests actually ask.

25

rooms

7

named spaces

4.3

from 1,550+ Google reviews

14

pages, all hand-built

02 · Regulated services · New Zealand

NZ Visa Immigration Services

Licensed immigration advice — six visa pathways, one adviser.

nzvisaimmigration.co.nz (opens in a new tab)
NZ Visa Immigration homepage: Straight answers on your New Zealand visa, from a licensed adviser, with the licence number panel below
Home — the licence number is visible before the fold
The services page, headed ‘Many visa categories, one honest starting point’, with a card for each pathway
Pathways — one page per visa category
The fees page, with prices stated in writing and the complaints process linked
Fees — a starting price on the page, not on request
NZ Visa Immigration homepage on a phone: the heading over an outline of New Zealand with Tauranga marked, the adviser named with her IAA licence number, and a fixed WhatsApp and Book a consultation bar
On a phone. The licence number stays one tap from the public register.

The problem

In New Zealand it is an offence to give immigration advice without a licence or a recognised exemption, and the competition is unlicensed agents who promise outcomes. The site’s job was to make one adviser’s licence — and her refusal to promise anything — impossible to miss, to readers in a dozen countries.

What’s on it

  • The licence number in the header, the footer and beside her name, linked to the public register so anyone can check it.
  • A path finder that suggests a starting visa category, labelled plainly as a starting point and not advice.
  • A starting price on the page, the first call free, and no guaranteed outcome anywhere on the site.
  • Short sentences throughout — most readers are reading in their second language.

6

visa pathways

7,000+

visa outcomes, since 2018

13+

years in immigration & education

6

languages, spoken at the practice

Four steps, and I write the words.

02 — How it works

01

A call, free

Half an hour, booked in your working day. What the business is, who rings, and what they ask before they commit.

02

A structure

Which pages exist, in what order, and what each one has to do. Agreed before any design.

03

Design and copy together

You don’t send me copy. I write it from the call, and you correct it. It is the shortest route to a site that says something.

04

Built, live, yours

Hand-coded and fast, on your own domain, with the files and the access in your name. The New Zealand site went from brief to live in eight working days; how long yours takes depends mostly on how quickly the words come back.

What that includes

  • Structure and page strategy
  • Design, desktop and phone
  • All of the writing
  • The build — hand-coded, no page builder
  • Speed, search and the things Google checks
  • A shot list for your photographer
  • Fixes and small changes after launch

What it costs

One fixed price for the whole site, agreed in writing before we start.

No hourly rate, no charge per page, no monthly plan you have to remember to cancel. If the scope changes, we talk about it before anything is built.

Book the free half hour →

Hiring someone in another country, answered.

03 — Working remotely

Your hours, not mine

Calls are booked in your working day. Early or late is my problem, not yours.

Paid in your currency

Bank transfer or Wise, in NZD, AUD, GBP, USD, EUR or INR. Half to begin, half at launch.

Everything in writing

Scope, price and dates in one document you can read twice before you agree to it.

The site is yours

Domain, hosting and files in your name from day one. Nothing is held hostage if we part ways.

04 — Start a project

Tell me about the business, not the website.

What you sell, who rings you, what they ask before they trust you. I’ll tell you what the site should be — and whether you need one at all. Wherever you are, the first call is free and in your time zone.

WhatsApp +91 62399 02728 Email quietlybuild@outlook.com

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