B2B web systems
Buyers shortlist from a tab they opened at 11pm, not from a discovery call. We build the pages that hold up at that hour: what you do, what it costs, what you have already shipped, and where to go next. None of it behind a form.
Websites, product interfaces, interactive work
Services
They share one standard and differ in what gets built. Each card lists what leaves our hands at the end.
Multipage sites built to be found, read, and believed.
Content architecture, service and landing pages, technical SEO, structured data, and a performance budget that is set before the first component is written.
Interfaces where status, ownership, and next action are never in doubt.
Dashboards, portals, and internal tools designed around the workflow people actually run, including the states most product design skips: empty, partial, stale, failed, and denied.
Motion and WebGL that explain the product instead of delaying it.
Product explainers, interactive hero systems, and 3D detail held to the same weight budget as the rest of the page, with a static path for reduced-motion and low-power devices.
Capability
AMDV Technologies is a web development company in Hyderabad, India. We build three things and quote a fourth: multipage B2B websites, web applications for the people who live inside them, interactive product work, and the custom business systems most companies eventually stop running on spreadsheets. What follows is what each of those means in practice.
A B2B website is read by four or five people who never meet you at the same time: a technical evaluator, a finance approver, someone who will use the thing daily, and whoever has to defend the decision internally. Most sites are written for one of them. Our SEO website development starts from page and URL architecture — which pages exist, which buyer each one answers, and how a visitor moves from a symptom to a service to proof to a price. Technical SEO, structured data, metadata, heading order, and internal linking are treated as build output and verified before launch rather than bolted on after someone asks why the site is invisible. A typical multipage B2B site runs ten to fifteen pages and takes four to eight weeks.
Dashboards, client portals, and internal tools are easy to demo and hard to run. Any interface looks fine with three tidy rows of demo data; the design work is in the states that show up on a Tuesday afternoon with four thousand rows and a failed sync. Our web application development covers workflow and state modelling, the application UI and its component library, role-based access, and the states most projects skip entirely — empty, partial, stale, failed, and permission-denied. Keyboard paths matter here more than anywhere: people who use a tool for eight hours a day stop reaching for the mouse. Application work starts at eight weeks and is scoped in phases.
Most companies reach a point where the spreadsheet, the WhatsApp group, and the accountant's file stop agreeing with each other. We develop custom business systems to order: CRM for pipeline and the history of every conversation, ERP for finance, stock and purchasing off one set of numbers, HRMS for people, leave, and payroll inputs, and POS that reconciles against stock at close. Inventory, accounting, project management, customer support, logistics, healthcare, education, franchise management, and e-commerce systems are built on the same basis. All of them are quoted rather than priced from a list, because the difference between two CRM projects is never the CRM — it is the four integrations around it.
Motion earns its weight when it makes something understandable that a paragraph could not. We build product explainers, interactive hero systems, and WebGL or 3D detail against the same page weight budget as everything else, with reduced-motion, no-WebGL, and slow-connection paths designed as first-class versions rather than a blank rectangle where the canvas was. If we cannot write the single sentence an interaction has to land, we do not build it. That test kills about half of these ideas at the start, which is the cheapest place to kill them.
We are based in Hyderabad and work with teams across India and further out. Prices on this site are indicative India-market starting figures: GST, cloud usage, domain and app-store fees, paid APIs, and licences sit outside them and are listed as such rather than discovered later. Every engagement ends with a launch report carrying measured numbers — performance, contrast, keyboard paths, reflow at 320px, metadata, and forms — instead of an assurance that it is all fine. If you want the scope before the call, the pricing sheet compares five plans line by line, and the case studies show what shipped.
Selected work
Real projects, described by the product surface we built and the business requirement it had to support.
Sipora now has a focused business website for customers, outlets, and partners to understand the offer and reach the app path from the first screen.
Business website
Raider Dashboard now presents the product as a dedicated web application with case tracking, analytics, and role-based access as the core operating model.
Web application
The pricing page now answers the question it is named after, the form sends, and every figure below came out of a script in the repository rather than a copywriter.
SEO website · design system · 20 pages
Process
Numbered because the sequence matters: step three is impossible without step two.
We work out who signs, who blocks, and what each of them needs to see before they will move. That list becomes the page structure. Most sites fail here, not in the design.
Routes, components, content models, SEO rules, and interaction patterns get defined together, so the writing and the layout are not fighting each other later.
You review working pages on staging, not static mockups. Copy, layout, and behaviour improve at the same time because you are looking at the real thing on a real phone.
Performance, contrast, keyboard paths, reflow at 320px, metadata, forms, and analytics are all checked and recorded. We give you the numbers, not a claim that it is fine.
Questions
Plans run from ₹49,999 for Basic to ₹3,49,999 for Advanced, with a single landing page at ₹10,000 and a five-page static site at ₹30,000. Anything larger is quoted from the brief rather than picked off the sheet. Those are India-market starting figures and they exclude GST, cloud usage, domain and app-store fees, paid APIs, and third-party licences, which are listed separately on the pricing page. A number that quietly excludes four recurring costs is not a price.
A focused site takes two to three weeks. A multipage B2B system takes four to eight. Application interface work starts at eight weeks and is scoped in phases. The largest variable is never the build. It is how quickly decisions and content come back.
Full sites. We structure around crawlable pages, deliberate internal linking, metadata, a sitemap, and a conversion path per buyer type. A single landing page is usually the wrong tool for B2B: it gives a buyer nowhere to go once they are interested.
Yes. CRM, HRMS, ERP, POS, inventory, accounting, project management, customer support, logistics, healthcare, education, franchise management, and e-commerce systems are all built to order. They are quoted rather than priced from a plan, because the difference between two CRM projects is never the CRM. It is the four integrations around it, and those are what decide the timeline.
Tell us what the site has to prove and to whom. You will get a written route and a scope back, not a calendar link.
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