Website designer in Moradabad
Website designer and web developer in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh.
- Based inMoradabad, Uttar Pradesh
- ServingMoradabad, India & remote
- Availability Open for work
Rushan Haque is a website designer and web developer based in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh. He builds custom business websites, e-commerce stores and web applications for clients in Moradabad and across India — designed from scratch, built for speed, and optimised so both Google and AI assistants can find them.
What I build for businesses in Moradabad
Most businesses here are working with a site that was cheap to buy and expensive to live with — slow, hard to edit, invisible on a phone. Everything here is built from scratch.
Business websites
01A site that explains what you do and gives people a way to act on it.
E-commerce stores
02Product pages, carts and checkout that hold up on a phone and on a patchy connection.
Landing pages
03One page, one job — built to convert the traffic you are already paying for.
Web applications
04Custom tools and dashboards for when an off-the-shelf product does not fit how you actually work.
SEO & GEO
05Ranking on Google, and being the answer ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini cite when someone asks.
Redesigns
06A rebuild, or a targeted pass on whichever part is costing you — speed, layout, mobile or search.
Built for how Moradabad does business
Moradabad is the Brass City: thousands of manufacturers and exporters, and a growing number of shops, clinics, schools and service firms competing for the same customers online. Each needs something different from a website, so nothing starts from a template.
- 01Exporters and manufacturersSearchable product catalogues and enquiry forms for overseas buyers.
- 02Shops and showroomsShow the range, the address and the hours, and get found when people nearby search.
- 03Online storesSell across India with Razorpay, PayU or Cashfree payments and simple order management.
- 04Clinics, schools and servicesClear information, enquiry and appointment forms, and pages that answer what people search for.
How long a website takes in Moradabad, and how it works
| What you need | Usually takes |
|---|---|
| One-page site or landing page | 1–2 weeks |
| Business website, 5 to 10 pages | 2–4 weeks |
| E-commerce store or export catalogue | 4–8 weeks |
| Custom web application | Scoped per project |
- 01Tell me what it has to do
WhatsApp, email or the form. A few lines is enough.
- 02A 30-minute call
In Hindi or English, about the business and the customers.
- 03A written quote
Scope, cost and timeline in writing, before work starts.
- 04Design, build, launch
You approve the design first; the site is handed over once it is live.
Websites I’ve built recently.
See all work
Website for a maker of handmade luxury metalwork: copper bathtubs, sinks, lighting and furniture.
Website for a Moradabad handicraft manufacturer exporting brass, copper and wood to 42 countries.
Website for Aurelio, the metal and wood atelier of AF International: handcrafted furniture, lighting and decor.
Website for a home-metalware manufacturer exporting from Moradabad to 34 countries.
Questions people actually ask
01Who is Rushan Haque?
Rushan Haque is a web developer and website designer based in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, India.
02How much does a website cost in Moradabad?
It depends on what the site has to do: a one-page site, a business website, an online store and a custom web application are priced very differently. You get a fixed, written quote before any work starts.
03How long does it take to build a website?
Usually 1 to 2 weeks for a landing page, 2 to 4 weeks for a business website, and 4 to 8 weeks for an e-commerce store or catalogue. Ready content and quick feedback keep it short.
04Can we talk in Hindi?
Yes. Calls and messages in Hindi or English, whichever you prefer.
05Do you make websites for exporters and manufacturers?
Yes. Most of my client work is for Moradabad exporters: product catalogues, collections and enquiry forms for overseas buyers, including Taif International, Aurelio and Casa and Crop.
Got something worth building? Tell me what it needs to do.
Send the brief — or the half-formed version of it — and you will get a quote with a timeline attached.