Web developer in Malda for mango traders and silk sellers
If you've searched for a web developer in Malda because of the mango trade, I'd build you one thing first: a page a buyer can act on from their phone. It names each variety you carry, with the grades and packing you offer, and it explains dispatch.
Overview
What a mango buyer asks before ordering
A buyer ordering mango from you wants to know you will deliver. The site's job is to make that plain before they ring, so the call that follows is about the order itself.
I ask for photographs of your orchard and your packing first. They do more for a buyer than the design will. A clear picture of your own boxes tells a buyer how the fruit will arrive.
Silk gets its own pages. If your silk buyers already order through a platform, the silk pages link to where that buying happens.
Enquiries first
I would put the enquiry pages live first and add ordering with payment later, once those are working.
What gets built here
On the site when a buyer comes looking
Each line is something a buyer, or your own office, will need from the site.
- 01Varieties, grades and packing — each variety by name, with the grade and packing you sell it in.
- 02The person who takes orders — a name and a number that reaches them.
- 03Your own orchard and packing, photographed — so a buyer sees the real fruit and the real boxes.
- 04Silk on separate pages — with links to the platforms where your silk buyers already order.
- 05Accounts in your name — the domain and hosting stay yours, whoever builds the next version.
- 06Somebody in your office who can edit it — so a price, a variety or a dispatch date does not have to wait for me.
What a scope from me looks like
The ledger for a mango trader
Included
- A written scope: every page and feature as its own line, agreed before work starts
- Design to build, reviewed on a staging URL that stays open the whole project
- Mobile first — checked on a real phone
- Domain, hosting and every account created in your name from day one
- Varieties, grades and packing stated per lot, on the page
- Basic on-page SEO: titles, descriptions, headings, sitemap, Search Console connected
- A runbook at handover: how to edit it, what renews and when
Phase two
- Ordering with payment and dispatch tracking
- Ongoing SEO once the site has traffic to read
- A maintenance plan once the site is live
- Logo and brand design, quoted separately from the build
Not doing
- Guaranteed rankings
- Bought links
- A launch before your sign-off
Each line can be checked on the staging link before you sign it off.
Nothing about the fruit goes on the site until you've sent it to me.
What moves the number
What moves the price of a mango site?
You see what each of these adds before you agree to it.
- How many varieties need a page of their own, or whether one list covers them all
- An ordering flow that takes payment — a bigger job than an enquiry that reaches your phone
- Photographs of the orchard and the packing — sorted by variety, or one gallery for everything
- Silk platform links — how many listings the site points to and has to keep in step with
- How much of the copy already exists, and how much we write from your notes
Where this comes from
Where your site gets built
I have been building for the web since 2017, with my team in the Kolkata, India office pictured here. Support is the whole team, not one person — reach us any time, and someone picks it up.
Nearby
Around the district, and beyond it
English Bazar is the headquarters town of the district.
FAQ
Mango and silk, answered
The launch date is yours to decide, and the rest is planned around it.
How early should we get in touch?
- Any time before you want buyers to find the site. The first call settles which pages it needs. After that, you watch each one take shape on a staging link.
What should a mango trading website say?
- Whatever a buyer would otherwise ring you to ask. Dispatch needs the most care, because an order means little to a buyer until they know how the fruit reaches them. Anything a buyer asks you twice belongs on it.
Where do the silk pages fit?
- Beside the mango pages. Each silk page links to the platform where that piece already sells. The scope lists them on separate lines, so they can be agreed on their own.
Does anyone in the office need technical skills to edit it?
- No. The runbook at handover shows each edit step by step, written for whoever in your office will make it. If nobody wants to, my team makes the changes under a maintenance plan.
Who in our office should be able to change the site?
- Whoever changes prices, varieties or dispatch dates in your business should be able to change them on the site too. I would settle who that is before the design starts, because those details change while buyers are ordering. The runbook at handover shows them how.
Next step
Who answers your buyers?
Ask whoever takes your orders to join the first call. Their answers shape the dispatch page, and they are the person a buyer will ring. You leave the call knowing which pages the site needs, and who will keep each one current.
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