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NOME DIGITAL

About the studio

We build premium websites, and we publish the work.

Nome Digital is a young studio working directly with the people who commission the work. No account-manager layer, no hand-offs between departments, no borrowed credibility. Just a method, a stack we are good at, and work you can inspect.

Plainly stated

We are young. We say so rather than dressing it up.

We do not have a wall of client logos, a drawer of industry awards, or a founding story worth printing on a wall. We have a method, and the work itself is the argument. When we have not done something before, we say so plainly and tell you what we would do instead.

The projects in our portfolio are labelled as demonstration work until client work goes live, and we publish no testimonials we have not been given. Every claim on this site is one we can show you in a browser. Talk to us directly about what you need, and ask us the hard questions.

01 The approach

How the studio works.

Six stages, one route, a fixed price at the end of stage two. The method is deliberately unglamorous: understand the business, decide the structure, design the whole thing, build it properly, test it honestly, then hand it over.

We start with the business rather than the pixels. Before anyone opens a design file, we want to know what the site has to achieve, who it speaks to, and what a visitor should do next. That work is cheap and it saves money: a site built on the wrong structure is expensive to fix after the fact, and impossible to fix after launch.

Then we fix the scope and the price before the design starts, so the number you sign is the number you pay. Work happens in a small, visible loop: you see real pages with real content, you give one consolidated set of feedback, we revise inside the rounds your package includes.

The people who design your site are the people who build it, and they are the people you email. That removes the most common failure in this industry — a message that goes nowhere because it lands in an account manager's inbox instead of the workshop.

And we build for the person who inherits it. Handing over a site nobody can update is not a delivery, it is a hostage situation. Everything we ship is documented, explained and owned by you from the start.

The route every project takes

  1. 01 Discovery 2–3 days
  2. 02 Strategy 2–4 days
  3. 03 Design 4–8 days
  4. 04 Development 5–15 days
  5. 05 Testing 2–4 days
  6. 06 Launch 1–2 days

Each stage, its outputs and its gate are set out in full on the process page.

02 What we value

Four things we will not trade away.

These are not values on a wall. They are the decisions that show up in the work when nobody is watching.

01

Quality you can check

Everything we ship is tested on the browsers and phones your customers actually use. Forms are submitted, payments are exercised, and the pages are read on a phone in daylight. Claims we cannot demonstrate are not claims we make.

02

Clarity before decoration

Structure and message come before colour. If a page does not answer a question a real customer asks, it does not get built — however good it might look. Decoration comes last and earns its place.

03

Ownership, not dependency

The code, the design files, the domain and the hosting are yours, in your name, from the start. We are not interested in being the only way to reach your own website.

04

Craft in the details

Type, spacing, motion, load time, keyboard access, the error state on a form. The difference between a site that works and a site that feels considered lives in the parts most people never name.

03 How we differ

Five reasons this works the way it does.

These are commitments rather than claims — the parts of the process that are unusual in this industry, and that you would notice within a week of starting.

01

The people who build it answer you

There is no account manager layer between you and the work. The designer and the developer on your project are the people you speak to — and they are the ones who do the work.

02

A fixed price before we start

You approve a scope and a price before anything is charged. We do not bill by the hour, and we do not send invoices you did not expect.

03

Yours to keep, on your domain

Code, design files, domain and hosting are handed over in your name. If we part ways, you keep everything that was built.

04

Performance treated as a feature

Budgets, image pipelines and testing are part of the build, not a cleanup job afterwards. Fast is a decision we make early.

05

No invented proof

We publish the work, not testimonials we made up. Every claim on this site is one we can show you.

04 Capabilities

What we build.

Eight services, each with its own page and its own scope. Every one is quoted fixed-price against a written scope, with the same six stages behind it.

Bespoke websites built around your business — not a template with your logo on it.

Scoped during discovery — typically 3–8 weeks

A complete corporate website that explains the company and converts visitors into leads.

12–20 working days

An online store that takes real orders — catalogue, cart, checkout and back office.

15–25 working days

Menus, reservations and ordering built for the moment a hungry customer decides.

7–12 working days

One fast, focused page built to convert a specific audience for a specific offer.

5–7 working days

Real-time WebGL experiences where the product itself needs to be seen in motion.

Scoped after discovery — typically 3–6 weeks

Website Redesign

From PKR 45,000

Keep what works, rebuild what does not — without losing the traffic you already have.

10–20 working days

Website Maintenance

From PKR 4,500

Ongoing care, updates and security so your site keeps earning after launch.

Rolling monthly agreement

05 The stack

What we build with.

A deliberate, narrow set of technologies. We would rather be excellent at eight things than competent at eighty, and we would rather you could hire someone who already knows the stack than learn it for you.

Astro

Static-first rendering. Pages ship as HTML and hydrate only what needs to be interactive, which is why the site is fast before a line of client JavaScript runs.

React

Islands of interactivity where a page genuinely needs them — catalogues, configurators, dashboards — and nowhere else.

TypeScript

The codebase is type-checked, so a mistake is caught while we are writing it rather than after you have paid for it.

Three.js

Real-time 3D scenes for products that need to be seen moving before they are bought: furniture, vehicles, architecture, machinery.

GSAP

Motion that follows the scroll and the intent — timed and purposeful rather than decorative, and neutralised for visitors who ask for reduced motion.

Tailwind CSS

A single design system expressed in code, so the site stays consistent after handover and can be extended without guesswork.

Supabase

Postgres, authentication and file storage behind the parts of a site that hold real data — products, accounts, enquiries and dashboards.

Safepay

Pakistani card payments, settled in the currency and through the route your customers already use.

06 The outcome

What we are accountable for.

We are responsible for the things we control: speed, clarity, the forms, the handover. We are not in the business of promising rankings, revenue figures or results that belong to somebody else's system.

Enquiries that arrive ready

The forms are the point of the site. A visitor should be able to start a conversation in one tap, and you should receive it with enough context to act on it.

A site that loads on a phone

Most of your traffic will be on a phone, on mobile data, on a mid-range Android. We build and measure for that device, not for the screen in the studio.

A team that can update it

Content, prices and products should be editable by the person who does the job, without opening a code editor or waiting for a support ticket.

An asset you own

When the project ends, what is left is yours: the repository, the design files, the domain, the hosting account and the documentation.

Next step

See the work, then see the price.

Look at what we build, read what each package includes, and talk to us directly. No discovery call required to get a straight answer.

The commercial terms are published in full — Service Agreement, Payment Policy and Refund Policy.