There are several types of websites, and different businesses often require different types of websites based on their specific needs. Here are some common types of websites and the businesses they typically serve:

1. Static Websites:
- Description: These websites consist of fixed content with HTML and CSS. They are simple and do not require frequent updates.
- Businesses: Small businesses, personal portfolios, informational sites.
2. Dynamic Websites:
- Description: These websites feature content that can change dynamically based on user interaction or other factors. They often use languages like JavaScript, Python, PHP, and frameworks like Node.js, React.js.
- Businesses: E-commerce, social media platforms, blogs, content management systems.
3. E-commerce Websites:
- Description: These websites are designed for selling products or services online. They include features like product listings, shopping carts, and payment gateways.
- Businesses: Online retailers, marketplaces, service providers.
4. Blogs:
- Description: These are regularly updated websites or web pages, typically run by an individual or a small group, written in an informal or conversational style.
- Businesses: Individuals, influencers, media companies, businesses looking to engage customers with content.
5. Portfolio Websites:
- Description: These showcase a person’s or a company’s work and skills. They are often used by artists, designers, photographers, and other creative professionals.
- Businesses: Freelancers, creative agencies, job seekers.
6. Corporate Websites:
- Description: These websites represent a company's brand and provide information about the company’s products, services, and corporate culture.
- Businesses: Large corporations, startups, B2B companies.
7. Landing Pages:
- Description: These are single-page websites created for a specific marketing campaign, often used to capture leads or promote a specific product or service.
- Businesses: Marketing agencies, product launches, event promotions.
8. Social Media Websites:
- Description: These platforms allow users to connect and share content with each other. They often include features for user-generated content, profiles, messaging, and networking.
- Businesses: Social networking platforms, community forums.
9. Educational Websites:
- Description: These provide educational content and resources. They can include online courses, tutorials, and learning management systems.
- Businesses: Educational institutions, online course providers, tutoring services.
10. News Websites:
- Description: These provide up-to-date news and information on various topics. They are often updated frequently.
- Businesses: Media companies, news agencies, journalists.

Different businesses have different needs, and the type of website they choose reflects their specific goals and the nature of their audience. For example, a retail business would benefit from an e-commerce site, while a freelancer might prefer a portfolio site.

For this, you'll need to talk to our agent and provide details about your business. We'll then provide you with three sample websites suitable for your business, and you can select the theme you like to start your website development process.

You can trust us by looking at our previous work portfolio to understand our capabilities and expertise. We assure you that we develop attractive and responsive websites while considering your business requirements. If you have any specific queries or would like to see a demo, we can provide that as well.

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You need to contact our agent, and then we will understand your requirements and prepare a demo for you. We will showcase three different types of website models on our website, and from there, you can select the model you like and choose a plan.

No, there won't be any charges for the demo for first-time users. However, if a client declines the demo after the first attempt, they will need to pay Rs 999 to avail the demo next time, which will be included in their website payment later. Thus, the demo will still be free for you.

No, these charges will be deducted from your website's plan, and the demo will remain free for you.

We develop CRM (Customer Relationship Management), CMS (Complaint Management System), LMS (Learning Management System), EMS (Employee Management System), and SMS (Student Management System) software.

Yes, our system is designed so that any client can take a demo before opting for any type of service. They will get the interface they prefer, and then backend development, i.e., adding features, will be done according to the client's requirements.

1. To initiate the demo process, your name will be added to our client list on the project page of our website. 2. Subsequently, three themes (models) aligned with your requirements will be uploaded for your evaluation. 3. Upon your selection of a preferred theme, 4. We will furnish comprehensive written documentation outlining the agreed features, service plan details, and total budget. Development will commence upon your approval of this documentation. 5. You are required to provide all necessary digital media and textual details. 6. We will keep you updated with ongoing developments and changes, and you will have access to track progress on our platform. 7. Upon completion of development, you will be invited to review and approve your website within a 7-day period. During this time, any pending tasks or changes can be addressed as per the agreed documentation. Additional requests will be addressed separately upon completion of this agreement. 8. Upon approval, your website will be deployed to your designated domain and hosting. 9. Post-deployment, you will receive the source code of your website along with all relevant credentials. 10. Additionally, you will benefit from complimentary maintenance services for a period of 3 months.

If we are unable to deliver the work that we agreed upon in writing, then in that case, we will refund your entire payment. However, so far, this has never happened because we have designed our system in such a way that if someone doesn't like our work, the process begins with a demo where the customer chooses the frontend look they prefer. Backend features are decided beforehand. If a customer requests something that is not feasible or beyond our capabilities, we simply do not proceed with the agreement. But to date, this has never happened.