Website Design & Development FAQs

Yes. Vrajvik International LLP offers professional website design for B2B companies, with company profiles, product categories, applications, buyer information and direct enquiry or RFQ forms. The final pages and features depend on the approved project scope.

Yes. A product catalogue can display categories, product images, specifications and enquiry buttons without a shopping cart, checkout or online payment. Visitors can request quotations instead of purchasing online.

An approved form workflow can submit enquiries through a server-side service to the company inbox. The form should display success only after the submission service accepts the request. Actual inbox delivery and spam handling must also be tested during launch.

Useful foundations include clear page titles, descriptive headings, factual answers to buyer questions, accessible text, internal links, accurate structured data where relevant, a sitemap and crawlable content. SEO or AEO work cannot guarantee search rankings or AI citations.

Yes, when the project scope includes them. We can organise material grades, dimensions, applications, documentation requirements and enquiry prompts into buyer-friendly pages. Performance figures, certifications and other claims must come from verified company or supplier information.

A redesign can begin with an inventory of existing pages, inbound links, search-relevant URLs and enquiry paths. We preserve useful pages or map appropriate redirects where needed, then review key pages and forms after launch. Rankings cannot be guaranteed.

Responsive layouts, readable contrast, keyboard-friendly controls and performance checks can be included in the agreed scope. We test representative devices and recommend fixes, but a fixed Lighthouse or PageSpeed score cannot be promised.

Please share your business name, website goal, target buyers, products or services, required pages, branding assets, approved contact email, reference material and any current website URL. A short brief helps us propose the right scope.

Pricing is quoted after reviewing page count, design requirements, content readiness, enquiry integrations, languages, hosting arrangements and maintenance needs. There is no universal fixed price for every business website.

Timelines depend on scope, content delivery, design approvals, integration requirements and testing. An estimated schedule is provided with the project proposal rather than promised before the requirements are reviewed.

A website can be prepared for GA4 events, form-submission measurement and conversion reports when included in the scope and configured with suitable consent and privacy settings. Tracking must be checked on the deployed site.

Ongoing content updates, technical maintenance and support arrangements can be discussed as part of a project proposal. Hosting, domain management and recurring services are provided only if expressly included in the agreed scope.