WordPress Development Company in Delhi

Yes. We set up separate Hindi and English versions connected with hreflang markup, translate forms and system messages along with the pages, and Devanagari fonts are subset so they do not slow the site. We recommend a native Hindi writer or reviewer for the copy rather than relying on machine translation.

Devanagari URLs work for search engines, but links to a Delhi website's Hindi pages often turn into long percent-encoded strings when copied into WhatsApp or email. They still read naturally in the browser address bar. Transliterated Roman slugs are easier to type and share, so many bilingual sites prefer them. Whichever you choose, apply it to every Hindi page from the start, because switching later means a second round of redirects.

We build and audit sites against the accessibility requirements in GIGW and the WCAG standards it draws on: headings, labels, contrast, keyboard use and screen-reader testing. Where your organisation needs formal certification, it is issued by the designated testing body, and we prepare the site for that review.

Usually, yes. We first find the cause, which is often an uncached site, a heavy page builder or large files served from the same server. Then we rebuild or tune it with edge caching, lighter forms and separate file hosting, and load test it before the next results announcement.

Yes. Reports, policy briefs and press releases for a Delhi think tank, NGO or association are built as structured WordPress content types, filterable by topic, year, author and document type. Each publication gets its own page with a summary and an accessible alternative to the PDF, so researchers and journalists find a document quickly and screen-reader users can read it in full.

Yes. For a Nehru Place, Karol Bagh or Sadar Bazaar distributor whose prices are negotiated, WooCommerce checkout can become a bulk enquiry that captures quantities, the buyer's GSTIN and delivery location instead of taking payment. Minimum order quantities are enforced per product, and confirmed orders carry GST details on invoices. Retail customers can still buy from the same catalogue at public prices.

A Delhi website should use a Devanagari font that covers every conjunct and vowel sign in its content, self-hosted and subset so each page loads only the characters it needs. Open-licence families such as Noto Sans Devanagari and Mukta are common choices. Our QA team checks real Hindi copy for broken conjuncts and misplaced matras before launch, because missing glyphs are easy to overlook in English-only testing.

Yes. A Delhi NGO's WordPress site should have separate donation flows: Indian donations through a payment gateway with 80G receipt details generated automatically, and foreign contributions only if the NGO holds FCRA registration. Foreign donations must be received in the NGO's FCRA account at State Bank of India's New Delhi Main Branch, so that flow records the donor's name, address and country and never mixes with the domestic account.