DESIGN IDEAS

Website ideas worth borrowing.

Good business websites share patterns: a clear offer above the fold, proof near every claim, and one obvious next step. This page collects design ideas TechSetup returns to for clients across India, grouped so you can borrow with intent instead of copying at random.

01

PATTERNS THAT WORK

Borrow the structure, skip the surface.

Colours and fonts belong to someone else's brand. What travels safely is structure: a hero with one offer, contact paths that never hide, proof placed beside claims, and answers before the enquiry form.

  • Hero with one offer and one action
  • Proof blocks beside every claim
  • Contact paths visible without scrolling
  • FAQ that answers before the form

02

FROM IDEA TO SITE

Turn three liked sites into one brief.

Collect three websites you like and write one line under each saying what you would steal. That list is already a workable brief: it tells a designer your taste, your market and what to leave out.

  • Three sites, one liked line each
  • Note what to exclude, not just include
  • Bring competitor sites and non-competitors
  • A good vendor turns the list into wireframes

CLEAR ANSWERS

Common questions, answered directly.

How many example sites should I collect?

Three is enough. Fewer gives no pattern, more gives contradictions. One line under each about what you liked keeps the set usable.

Should my site look like my competitor's?

It should answer the same questions better, not wear the same layout. Borrowers who copy surfaces look derivative; borrowers who copy structure look professional.

Can TechSetup design from my ideas list?

Yes. An ideas list with your notes is a fine starting point for a project conversation, and it shortens the discovery phase for both sides.

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