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Website development in New York.

A real but narrow overlap at the start of your day, and a process built to work in writing rather than on calls.

How this works

Overlap is roughly 9am to 11:30am Eastern. Async by default, with one live call a week inside that window.

New York runs nine and a half hours behind Pune through the summer. Your 9am is 6:30pm here, which gives a genuine window for live conversation and not much more than that. Everything outside it runs asynchronously, which for a build is usually an advantage: decisions get written down instead of settled in a call nobody minuted.

In practice that means a written scope, milestones you can check against without asking, and one live call a week scheduled inside the overlap. Anything that would leave you blocked overnight gets raised before the studio's day ends rather than after.

Ownership works the same as everywhere else. The domain, the hosting project and the repository are in your name from the first week, and the site ships with a content system your team runs.

Same everywhere

What the build includes does not change by city.

A site built from scratch, a content system your team runs, the domain and hosting in your name, and redirects mapped from your old URLs so existing rankings survive the rebuild. The full list is on the main page.

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