It no longer reflects the business
The design, photos or wording look dated, or describe what you did years ago rather than what you do now.
Business website design
For many customers, your website is where they decide whether to contact you. If it looks dated, is awkward on a phone or doesn’t make the next step obvious, they quietly move on, and you never find out. We plan, design and build business websites that explain what you do clearly, earn trust and make it easy for the right people to get in touch.
At a glance
Where you are now
How we do it
What you get
Does this sound familiar?
Perhaps your website was built a few years ago and hasn’t kept up with the business. Perhaps it was put together quickly, just to have something online. Either way, it is now the first impression many customers get, often on a phone and often before they have spoken to anyone.
If any of the following sounds familiar, you are in good company:
The design, photos or wording look dated, or describe what you did years ago rather than what you do now.
People land on the homepage and have to work out what you do, who it is for and why they should choose you.
Text is small, buttons are hard to tap, pages are slow to load and menus hide what people need.
There is no clear call to action, or the contact form is hard to find, too long or unreliable.
Changing a price, a photo or a service needs a developer, so the site falls further out of date.
Most new customers arrive through referrals or social media, and the website does little to support those conversations.
Most of these problems come from building pages before deciding what the website needs to do: who it is for, what they need to know, and what you want them to do next. A good-looking design can’t fix an unclear structure.
These are patterns business owners often describe to us. They are not a verdict on your website; that needs a proper look at it.
The real cost
The cost rarely shows up as a number. It shows up as conversations that never start.
Visitors who can’t find what they need go back to the search results or to a competitor, and you never know they were there.
An outdated or confusing site makes people wonder whether the business is current and careful, even when it is.
Your team answers the same questions on calls and WhatsApp because the website doesn’t answer them first.
Ads, social posts and referrals all send people to your website. If it doesn’t convince them, every other effort works harder for less.
Why it happens
They are common because they are easy to make, and each has a straightforward fix.
01
It is natural to start with colours and websites you like. Without agreeing who the site is for and what it must achieve, design decisions become a matter of taste.
Better: Agree the audience, the main services and the action you want visitors to take, then design around them.
02
Pages full of history and general claims don’t answer the questions visitors actually have.
Better: Lead with the customer’s situation, what you offer, who it suits and what happens next. Keep the company story for the About page.
03
Sites are often designed and approved on a large screen, while many customers first see them on a phone.
Better: Design and check every page on a phone as well as a desktop, with readable text and buttons that are easy to tap.
04
A single contact page at the end of the menu, or a long form, makes it hard to act at the moment someone is interested.
Better: Give every page a clear call to action and simple ways to get in touch, such as a short form, a booking link, a phone number or WhatsApp.
05
A site that is hard to edit and never measured slowly drifts out of date.
Better: Set it up so your team can update the content they change most, and use analytics to see which pages bring enquiries.
What good looks like
A good business website isn’t about effects or the latest trend. It is clear, quick, trustworthy and easy to act on.
Before
Without a clear plan
After
With The Lion Kingdom
A website can make it much easier for customers to understand you and get in touch. It can’t promise a particular number of enquiries, and we don’t promise search rankings.
How we help
A clear, fast website that explains what you do and makes it easy for the right people to contact you. Built on WordPress or custom code, depending on what your business needs.
We agree the goals, audience and priorities, and review your current site and content.
A clear structure and user journeys, so visitors find what they need and know what to do next.
Guidance on what each key page should say and in what order, built around your customers’ questions.
A design built around your brand, reviewed on a phone and a desktop before the build.
Built on WordPress (with Elementor or the block editor) or custom code, depending on what your business needs.
Enquiry forms, booking links and click-to-call or WhatsApp buttons where they suit your business.
Checks for readable text, keyboard use, colour contrast and page speed before launch.
Page titles, descriptions and a sitemap, plus analytics so you can see which pages bring enquiries.
We show your team how to update the content you change most. Ongoing maintenance can be agreed separately [Owner to confirm offering].
Typical scope. The exact deliverables are agreed in your written proposal, and not every item is part of every engagement. WordPress (including Elementor or the block editor) or a custom-coded build, chosen per project. Hosting and domain stay in your name.
Our work
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Read the storyWhy work with us
The Lion Kingdom was founded in Nagpur in October 2021 by Pavan Khobragade, who leads the business.
Scope, timeline, cost and payment terms are agreed in a written proposal before work starts.
Hosting and domain stay in your name. Once the agreed fees are paid, the deliverables created for your project are yours, as set out in your project agreement.
You see progress regularly and can change priorities between stages.
Who it is for
If a new website isn’t the right next step, we will say so on the strategy call and suggest what to fix first.
Free resource
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How we work
01
We learn your services, customers and goals, and review your current website and content.
02
We agree the sitemap, the purpose of each key page and the content each one needs.
03
We design the key pages first and share them for review on a phone and a desktop before building the rest.
04
We build the site, connect forms and analytics, and check accessibility and speed before launch.
05
We go live carefully and show your team how to update the site. Ongoing support can be agreed separately.
The exact steps depend on your starting point and the agreed scope, and are set out in your proposal.
FAQ
WordPress suits most business sites because your team can edit it easily. Custom code suits unusual functionality or performance needs. We recommend one in the proposal.
Yes. We review the current site and its content, decide with you what to keep, rewrite or remove, and plan the new structure before designing.
Your logo and brand assets, any existing content and photos, access to your domain and hosting (or we help you set them up), and timely feedback on designs and copy. The free checklist on this page helps you gather it.
It depends on the number of pages, the content and how quickly feedback comes back. After the first conversation we give you a written timeline in the proposal rather than a generic estimate.
It depends on the number of pages, features such as booking or integrations, and how much help you need with content. After a free strategy call we send a written proposal with the cost.
Yes. We set up editing for the content you change most and show your team how to use it.
Hosting and domain stay in your name. Once the agreed project fees are paid, you own the deliverables created specifically for your project, such as its custom code and designs. Tools and components we built before your project are not transferred, and open-source and third-party software keep their own licences. Your signed project agreement sets out the final terms.
We set up the basics, such as page titles, descriptions and a sitemap, and build fast, well-structured pages. We don’t offer SEO services and can’t promise rankings.
We hand the site over with an editing walkthrough. Ongoing support or maintenance can be agreed separately. [Owner to confirm maintenance offering.]
Related services
WooCommerce and Shopify stores set up for clear product pages, smooth checkout and simple management.
A refreshed identity (logo, colours, type and guidelines) and a plan to make it known.
Every enquiry captured, assigned and followed up on time by WhatsApp or e-mail, with consent respected.
Start with the free planning checklist, or book a free 30-minute introductory strategy call to talk through your website project. We are a founder-led team in Nagpur, and we agree the scope in writing before any work starts.
