I design for the town I know
I am a graphic and web designer with seven years of design work behind me. I make logos, brand kits, shop boards and social media creatives in Illustrator and Photoshop, and I build websites by hand in React and Tailwind — or in WordPress when a client wants to edit pages themselves.
First I understand the business and its customers. Then I design for the phone they actually carry — fast on a ₹7,000 Android, readable in sunlight, WhatsApp one tap away. Price and delivery date are agreed in writing before I start.
- Based in
- Motihari, Bihar
- Design work
- 7 years
Real work, real clients
Social media posts I made for clinics, a dance academy and an imaging centre. Phone numbers and addresses are blurred.
Homeopathy clinic · Client work
Dance academy · Client work
Imaging centre · Client work
Dental clinic · Client work
Choreographer · Client work
Healthcare clinic · Client work
Websites for
Each one opens the sample made for that kind of business.
Towns I work in
I take on work in these cities. If your business is nearby, I can come and see the place before designing anything for it.
Built for this town, not downloaded for it
This is a town of family shops, coaching centres near the station, and businesses built on people knowing each other. A website that works here has to survive a bright afternoon, one bar of 4G and a ₹7,000 phone — and it has to be found by someone typing half a sentence in Hindi.
People here search in Hinglish
Nobody types "saree retailer East Champaran". They type "saree shop motihari" or half a sentence in Hindi. A site built for how people here actually type — and a Google Business profile that matches it — gets found. One written for a Delhi agency brief does not.
Devanagari that renders, not boxes
Many websites show empty boxes where the Hindi should be, because nobody loaded a Devanagari font. Hindi also needs more line height than English and breaks when squeezed — the matras collide with the line above. I self-host the font so it renders on any phone, offline or not.
WhatsApp is the shop counter
Most people here would rather send a WhatsApp than fill a form, so the form on this site is short and WhatsApp is always beside it. They forward your poster to a family group and then message you. So every design I make is built to be forwarded — readable as a WhatsApp thumbnail, with the phone number legible before anyone zooms in.
Built for the phone people own
Your customer is not on an iPhone on office wifi. Sites I build are tested on entry-level Android over 4G, in sunlight — so they are built to load fast and use high contrast instead of thin grey text.