Common questions

Burgundy is a founder-led web design and development studio in Bangalore. We design, build and improve websites on Webflow and Shopify.

Pranay stays involved from the first conversation through the key decisions and launch. Specialists join where the project needs them.

Pranay leads the engagement. The people doing specialist work join the project when their expertise is needed.

We keep a focused project list and go deeper into the strategy, content, UX, design and development a website needs.

Bangalore, India. We work with teams in India and internationally.

They are the platforms we know best. Webflow suits many business and content websites; Shopify is built for ecommerce.

Our new builds focus on Webflow and Shopify. We can review an existing site on another platform if you are considering a move.

Webflow and Shopify are our core platforms. If a website needs custom functionality or an integration, we assess that requirement as part of the project. A standalone application would need a separate decision and scope.

Yes, when a business has distinct content and commerce needs. We recommend both only when the added complexity serves a clear purpose.

If selling products is central, Shopify is usually the starting point. For a business or content-led website, we usually assess Webflow first.

We can cover website strategy, messaging, content structure, UX, design, Webflow or Shopify development, QA and launch. Your proposal defines the exact scope.

We can clarify how your business is presented on the website. Brand identity work can be scoped when needed; it is not included automatically in every build.

Yes. We can plan the content structure, clarify messaging and develop agreed website copy. The extent is set in the project scope.

We can identify the assets a website needs and help direct their use. Production can be scoped with a specialist where required.

Relevant on-page and technical SEO foundations can be part of the website build. Ongoing SEO work has a separate scope.

No. Our work is focused on websites.

Yes, after reviewing it for usability, responsiveness and technical feasibility.

It depends on content, page count, functionality and feedback. We agree on a schedule after the scope is clear.

We clarify your business, audience, goals and what the website needs to do before design begins.

We review the existing website where relevant, gather requirements and work through the structure and content the new site needs.

We need your knowledge, content inputs and feedback at agreed stages. We manage the work between those decisions.

We hand over the website and address issues during the support period agreed in your proposal. WebOps is available for ongoing improvements.

We review the work completed and agree on how the pause affects the schedule before setting a new start date.

We price against an agreed scope. Your proposal sets out the deliverables, fee and payment schedule before work begins.

Our website projects start at $5,000. The final fee depends on the agreed scope.

Often, yes. We can discuss which deliverables belong in this phase and which can wait.

The payment schedule is set out in the proposal before the project begins.

The proposal lists the work, deliverables, responsibilities and support period for your project.

Platform subscriptions, third-party tools and separately scoped production may add costs. We identify these before work begins where known.

The agreed fee covers the agreed scope. We discuss the cost and timeline of additional work before starting it.

A structured review of your website’s content, UX, SEO and performance, ending with findings and priorities.

The current audit offer is free. We confirm what will be reviewed before starting.

No. You can use the findings with your own team or another partner.

We usually share the findings within 2–3 working days after receiving everything we need to review the website. If the site requires a little more time, we’ll let you know upfront. 

Yes. The findings are yours to use when deciding what to do next.

We can assess an existing website when a move to Webflow or Shopify is under consideration. We’ll confirm the review scope first.

No. It may point to focused content, UX or technical improvements instead.

No. WebOps is an option when your website needs regular updates and improvements.

Agreed content, UX, SEO, performance, design and development work on Webflow or Shopify.

A complete rebuild, migration or larger piece of work is usually scoped as a separate project.

We set out the duration of six-months, monthly capacity and working rhythm before WebOps begins.

Yes. For occasional changes, we can discuss a focused project subject to availability.

We review what should move, map content and URLs, plan redirects, rebuild on the agreed platform and test before launch.

Yes, where Webflow fits the website’s needs. We review the existing content, CMS and URLs before scoping the move.

We can assess the products, content, integrations and data that need to move before confirming the scope.

We map URLs, plan redirects, carry over relevant content and metadata, and check the new site after launch. Rankings cannot be guaranteed.

The existing site can usually remain live while the new one is built. We plan the final switch to minimise disruption.

If ecommerce remains central, Shopify will usually stay the commerce platform. Webflow may have a role for separate content or marketing needs.

Yes, if the website has become commerce-led and Shopify is the better fit. We assess the content and new store requirements first.

We agree on what moves, what changes and what is left behind before the migration starts.

Access to the right people, content and assets, plus consolidated feedback and approvals at agreed stages.

Pranay stays involved in the key conversations. Specialists may join when their part of the work is being discussed.

We can review an NDA when a project requires one.

Yes. We agree on responsibilities and handoffs before the work begins.

Yes, when each team’s role and decision-making responsibility are clear.

Yes. Burgundy works remotely with teams in India and internationally.

We’ll say so early and explain where another platform or specialist may be better suited.

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