About
AnupamMotihari, Bihar
I design for the town I know
I am a graphic and web designer with seven years of design work behind me. I make logos, brand kits, shop boards and social media creatives in Illustrator and Photoshop, and I build websites by hand in React and Tailwind — or in WordPress when a client wants to edit pages themselves.
First I understand the business and its customers. Then I design for the phone they actually carry — fast on a ₹7,000 Android, readable in sunlight, WhatsApp one tap away. Price and delivery date are agreed in writing before I start.
Websites for: Clothing showrooms, Coaching centres, Schools, Clinics, Diagnostic centres, Restaurants, Hotels, Sweet shops, Jewellery shops, Beauty parlours, Gyms, Mobile shops, Travel agencies
My work
04 samples
Sample websites I have built
Complete sample sites for the kinds of business I work with. Open one on your phone; each is marked as a sample.
Sample · Clothing ShopShreeji Sarees(opens in a new tab)
Sample · Coaching CentreChamparan Study Point(opens in a new tab)
Sample · ClinicArogya Care Clinic(opens in a new tab)
Sample · RestaurantTulsi Family Restaurant(opens in a new tab)
Built locally
04 things I know
Built for this town, not downloaded for it
This is a town of family shops, coaching centres near the station, and businesses built on people knowing each other. A website that works here has to survive a bright afternoon, one bar of 4G and a ₹7,000 phone — and it has to be found by someone typing half a sentence in Hindi.
01
People here search in Hinglish
Nobody types "saree retailer East Champaran". They type "saree shop motihari" or half a sentence in Hindi. A site built for how people here actually type — and a Google Business profile that matches it — gets found. One written for a Delhi agency brief does not.
02
Devanagari that renders, not boxes
Many websites show empty boxes where the Hindi should be, because nobody loaded a Devanagari font. Hindi also needs more line height than English and breaks when squeezed — the matras collide with the line above. I self-host the font so it renders on any phone, offline or not.
03
WhatsApp is the shop counter
Nobody here fills a long enquiry form. They forward your poster to a family group and then message you. So every design I make is built to be forwarded — readable as a WhatsApp thumbnail, with the phone number legible before anyone zooms in.
04
Built for the phone people own
Your customer is not on an iPhone on office wifi. Sites I build are tested on entry-level Android over 4G, in sunlight — which is why they load in under two seconds and use high contrast instead of thin grey text.
How it works
04 steps
Four steps, no surprises
Most people have never had a website built before and are quietly worried about being overcharged. Here is exactly how a project runs, start to finish.
Step 01
You send a message
A WhatsApp message or a call is enough. Tell me what your business does and what you need — no forms, no jargon.
Step 02
We talk and I quote
A short talk about your customers and your budget. You get a written quote with a fixed price and a fixed date.
Step 03
Design and changes
Work starts on a 50% advance. You see the first design within days and tell me what to change, in plain Hindi.
Step 04
Approval and handover
You approve and pay the other 50%. The site goes live, and I explain on a call, in Hindi, how to use it.
Where I work
05 towns
Towns I work in
I take on work in these cities. If your business is nearby, I can come and see the place before designing anything for it.
Outline: INDIAN-SHAPEFILES (MIT)
In short
06 facts
At a glance
- Name
- Artistic Anup (Anupam)
- Based in
- Motihari, East Champaran, Bihar
- Design work since
- 2019
- What I make
- Websites, brand identity, social media posts
- Languages
- Hindi and English
- Working hours
- Mon – Sat, 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
What I work in
Websites written by hand, not dragged together in a page builder (React and Tailwind, or WordPress when you want to edit pages yourself). Logos and print work in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
