Custom Web Design & Development
for Businesses Worldwide

Yes. Chulbul Design is based in Gurugram, India and works with businesses worldwide. Projects are coordinated remotely through online discovery, design reviews and milestone approvals. Meeting times and communication arrangements are agreed with your team.

Web design covers page structure, visual identity, user journeys and responsive layouts. Web development turns those designs into a working website, including the CMS, forms, data and integrations. We offer both services together or as a defined part of your project.

Pricing depends on page templates, content, functionality, languages, integrations and ongoing support. After reviewing your brief, we provide a scoped proposal with deliverables, payment milestones, quote currency and any third-party costs. A business website, ecommerce store and custom application require different estimates.

WordPress can suit content-led websites, while Shopify and WooCommerce support different ecommerce requirements. A custom application may be appropriate for specialist workflows or integrations. We assess editing needs, catalogue size, ownership, maintenance and budget before recommending a platform.

Timing depends on scope, content readiness, integrations and review cycles. We agree a schedule for discovery, design, development, testing and launch in the proposal, with milestones and responsibilities for both teams.

Yes. A redesign starts with reviewing useful content, existing URLs and enquiry journeys. The agreed migration scope can include redirects, metadata, internal links and launch checks. Search performance can change during a migration, so rankings cannot be guaranteed.

We plan responsive layouts, crawlable content, clear headings and page metadata as part of the agreed build. Performance and usability are tested before launch. Search rankings also depend on competition, content and other signals; no website build can guarantee a particular position.

We agree CMS editing access, training and handover requirements during scoping. The proposal should also identify responsibility for hosting, backups, updates, third-party licences and any ongoing maintenance or support.