White-label frontend for agency overflow.
You design. I build — under your brand, in your stack, against your design system. For agencies that need more frontend capacity without the overhead of another permanent developer.
WHITE-LABEL · NDA AVAILABLE · YOUR DESIGN SYSTEM · REMOTE
The situations I’m built for.
Not every project needs a permanent hire. These are the moments agencies tend to send work my way.
Frontend overflow
The agency has more design signed off than the in-house team can build. I pick up the overflow so launches don’t slip.
Last-mile delivery
Designs are 90% there. I handle the responsive polish, interactions, accessibility and edge cases that get it to production.
Specialist gap
The team is strong on backend or design but thin on production frontend. I fill that gap without adding headcount.
Fixed-scope sprint
A defined chunk of work — a landing page set, a redesign, a new section — that needs to ship on a fixed timeline.
Design-system build
The agency has a design system in Figma and needs it turned into a real, documented component library in code.
Pitch & prototype
A new-business pitch needs a working prototype, not just slides. I build something clickable fast, under NDA.
Capabilities, scoped honestly.
Figma → Frontend
Pixel-faithful implementation of Figma files, with the responsive and interactive details filled in properly.
Marketing websites
Multi-page corporate and marketing sites built to be fast, accessible and easy for the client to update.
Landing pages
Campaign and product landing pages — high-conversion layout, clean markup, ready to ship.
Responsive polish
Taking an existing build across the line on mobile, tablet and desktop — spacing, type scale, touch targets.
Design-system work
Turning a Figma library into a documented, themeable component system in code that the agency can reuse.
Last-mile delivery
The unglamorous final 10% — accessibility pass, cross-browser checks, performance, handover docs.
Five steps, your workflow throughout.
Brief
You send the Figma file (or a Loom) and the scope. I confirm what’s included, the timeline and the handover format.
Build
I implement in your stack and your design system. You see progress in your own repo or staging — no black box.
Review
You review against the design. I work in your review tool of choice — Linear, GitHub, Notion, whatever you use.
Polish
Responsive pass, accessibility pass, cross-browser check. The details that separate production from preview.
Handover
Clean PR to your main branch, or a deploy. The client relationship stays entirely with the agency.
The agency keeps the client. I keep the build.
White-label isn’t a tag I add at the end — it’s how the engagement runs from the first message.
All work is delivered under the agency’s brand — never resold or portfolioed without permission.
The client relationship stays entirely with the agency. I do not contact the end client directly.
Code is written in your repository, your stack, your design system — not a parallel codebase.
NDAs are available on request, before any project material is shared.
Communication happens through your preferred channel — Slack, Linear, GitHub, email.
I do not retain the client after handover. The agency owns the relationship and the work.
NDAs are available on request and can be signed before any project material is shared. I do not publish agency client work in my own portfolio without explicit written permission.
Real businesses, live websites.
A sample of the kind of production work I ship. Agency engagements are kept confidential — these are my own client projects, shown for craft reference.
IBS Infra
A multi-discipline technology-services company sells six different divisions through one website, and every division demands equal prominence — leaving serious buyers lost in a flat catalogue.
DeviceDestination
Electronics buyers arrive knowing the exact model number they want — a conventional catalogue is useless. They need to land on the right variant, confirm it, compare alternatives, check GST-inclusive price, pay and get an invoice.
CloudSun
A call-centre workspace has live queues, agent states, escalations, compliance steps and reporting all demanding attention at once — the default outcome is a dashboard wall an operator scans instead of reads.
Aarohan Legal
A law firm cannot market the way a SaaS company does — no testimonials, no fabricated results, no stock photography. The default legal-website template fails because it leans on exactly those tactics.
Start an agency project
Have a scope in mind?
Send the Figma link (or a few sentences about the scope and timeline). I’ll confirm whether it’s a fit and how soon I can start.
Delhi, India