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Notes from real projects by Abhishek Chauhan: build notes and case studies for client websites and AI tools, what websites cost, how to choose a stack, and local SEO for Meerut businesses.

WordPress or custom code? What I tell small businesses before they choose · Advice · October 18, 2026
WordPress is right for most brochure sites and blogs. Custom code is right the moment you need logins, workflows or real speed. Here is how I decide for clients, with examples from sites I built.
What to send your web developer before work starts (so the site launches in days, not months) · Advice · October 18, 2026
The number one reason websites take months is not the developer. It is content that never arrives. Here is the exact list I send clients on day one.
Get your Meerut business on Google Maps: a 30-minute setup that actually works · Local SEO · October 18, 2026
When someone in Meerut searches "clinic near me" or "web developer Meerut", the map results come from Google Business Profile, not from your website. Here is how to set it up properly and the mistakes that get profiles suspended.
What I learned building a RAG assistant for scanned Hindi and English university circulars · Engineering · October 18, 2026
Scanned paper, two scripts, tables everywhere, and staff who need an answer they can trust. Notes from building an assistant that answers from university circulars with citations, on the web and in a Flutter app.
Why your website feels slow on a phone (and the five fixes I do first) · Advice · October 18, 2026
On a Jio connection in a Meerut market, a slow site is a closed shop. The causes are almost always the same five things, and most of them are fixable in an afternoon.
ThisBrand: turning an agency’s Figma design into a WordPress theme, pixel for pixel · Case study · October 18, 2026
A Delhi branding agency had a finished Figma design and needed it live as a WordPress site they could update themselves. Here is how the build went, from the asset pipeline to the sticky "Book free meeting" button.
OutRight Systems: Google and Microsoft sign-in on WordPress, a mega menu, and free tools that bring search traffic · Case study · October 18, 2026
A CRM development company serving India, the USA and the UAE needed a site that organises a lot: services, learning, a training series, products and tools. Notes on the build, including a custom OAuth sign-in and the free utilities that pull in visitors.
AiSuites: a dark, neon SaaS marketing site on WordPress with Tailwind · Case study · October 18, 2026
AiSuites sells one subscription to many AI models. The site had to look like a product, not a brochure: a neon hero, a swipeable tool carousel, three pricing tiers and a sign-up flow, all on WordPress.
Global Matrix Solution: a React site with a 3D globe and a Laravel CMS behind it · Case study · October 18, 2026
A software company’s website that had to feel modern on the outside and be editable on the inside. React 19 and Three.js for the marketing site, Laravel 12 for an admin CMS with an editor for every service page and a Google Analytics dashboard.
OPD Scan QC: scoring thousands of scanned hospital pages with OpenCV, and keeping a human in charge · Engineering · October 18, 2026
A hospital records team scans paper case files all day. The question nobody could answer quickly was "which pages are unreadable and need a rescan?" This tool answers it, explains itself, and hands the final word to a reviewer.
OPD Scribe: an AI scribe for doctor consultations in Hindi, Hinglish and other Indian languages · Engineering · October 18, 2026
Record the consultation, get back a transcript split by speaker, a clinical summary with red flags, differentials with ICD-10 codes, a draft prescription and a SOAP note. Notes on the parts that were hard: Indian languages, speakers, and not paying twice.
ILMS: 168 workflow stages, live co-drafting and a maker-checker rule, for a university’s legal office · Engineering · October 18, 2026
Notices, cases, contracts, MOUs, opinions and RTI requests, each with deadlines, hearings and documents. Build notes on a legal management system where drafts are written together in real time and nobody approves their own work.
How I built this site: a Three.js road you drive by scrolling, pre-rendered for Google · Engineering · October 18, 2026
The home page is a low-poly countryside where scrolling drives a car past my journey, skills and work. Here is how it stays fast, how a WebGL site still gets indexed, and what the AI chat does with my API key (nothing you can see).

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