WSWhat Scene?

Website development

Built from scratch. Handed over for good.

A small studio in Pune, working with clients worldwide. We rebuild rather than adapt, and every build ships with a content system your team runs without us.

What you get

Six things, every time. Nothing here is an upsell and nothing is held back for a later phase.

  • 01

    A build from scratch

    React and Next.js in TypeScript, written for your pages. No theme, no page builder, and no template that was shaped around somebody else's business first.

  • 02

    A content system you own

    Your own CMS, built to your content rather than the other way round. Changing a price, a page or a case study is a login. It is not a support ticket and it is not a deploy.

  • 03

    Accounts in your name

    The domain, the hosting project and the code repository are yours, billed to you, with the studio holding developer access. That is what makes leaving cheap, which is the point.

  • 04

    Redirects from your old URLs

    Every existing URL mapped to its replacement before launch, so the rankings you already have survive the rebuild. This is the step most rebuilds skip and the one that shows up in your traffic a week later.

  • 05

    Search and structured data

    Page titles and descriptions written per page, schema markup, and a sitemap. Set up during the build rather than sold back to you afterwards as a separate engagement.

  • 06

    Performance and accessibility as targets

    Both measured against numbers rather than described with adjectives, and both checked in the pipeline so a later change cannot quietly undo them.

The part worth checking

We run the same content system we sell.

The starting figures on our own pricing page are edited through it. You can open the demo and click around before deciding whether any of this is true.

Where we work

The studio is in Pune and works remotely everywhere else. Each page below says what that actually means for the timezone you are in, rather than repeating this page with a place name swapped in.

Next

Tell us what it has to do.

Scope, timeline and a number come back in writing. Concurrent work is deliberately limited, so start dates are quoted against real availability.

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