Ready-to-pilot solution · GIGW-ready websites
A public-sector website that passes the checks.
A bilingual, accessible website for a department, board or university, built to India's GIGW 3.0 guidelines and ready for the security audit.
- You own the code and data
- Hosted in India or on your servers
- Multilingual by design
- Fixed quote, agreed in writing
Honest status: designed in detail and ready to set up for you. Not yet delivered to a client.
Made forDepartments and boards · Societies and missions · Universities and colleges · PSUs and autonomous bodies · Museums and institutions
The problem
What it is built to fix
IT teams
The current site failed its accessibility or security audit.
Universities and boards
The second-language pages are scanned images, and out of date.
Office staff
Posting a single notice means emailing the vendor and waiting.
How it works
Four steps, in plain words
- Step 1
Two languages on every page
Real text in Hindi and English, not pictures of text, with a language switch on every page.
Behind the scenesUnicode text reviewed by a fluent person; separate titles and descriptions per language; Bhashini widget if wanted.
- Step 2
Usable by everyone
Works with screen readers, the keyboard, larger text and strong contrast, for people with disabilities.
Behind the scenesWCAG 2.1 AA, tested with tools and by hand; all GIGW 3.0 mandatory pages; DBIM-aligned design where it applies.
- Step 3
Your staff publish notices
Notices, tenders and news go up after an approval step. Old ones are archived automatically.
Behind the scenesContent management with approval and automatic archiving; RTI and tender sections.
- Step 4
Ready for the audit
Secure, fast and hosted in India. We support you through the STQC review and the security audit.
Behind the scenesOWASP Top 10 hardening, HTTPS, security headers, 180-day logs; NIC, State Data Centre or MeitY-empanelled cloud.
The product
The screens your team would use
Home page of "Directorate of Sample Services" (fictional).
Same page in Hindi.
Accessibility check summary (sample report).
Before and after
What it would change
A state society
BeforeAn old site that failed its accessibility check.
AfterA bilingual site built to GIGW 3.0, with the test evidence ready for review.
A university
BeforeNotices go up a week late, and the second-language pages are scanned images.
AfterStaff publish notices in both languages on the same day.
A public museum
BeforeThe site is hard to read on phones, and the opening hours are out of date.
AfterA fast site on budget phones, kept current by the museum's own staff.
Illustrative examples to show how it works. Not client stories.
What you get
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Set up for your rules, your forms and your languages. The code and the data are yours.
- A bilingual website in real Unicode text
- All GIGW mandatory pages
- Accessibility tested to WCAG 2.1 AA
- Simple notice and tender publishing
- Security hardening and audit support
- Hosting in India, with support
How to start
Pick what you need
Each comes with a fixed quote, agreed in writing after a free first conversation.
- Standard siteUp to 30 pages, bilingual, editor, accessibility testing, hosting set-up.6–8 weeks
- PortalOnline services, forms and logins.8–12 weeks
- Review & fixAccessibility and security review of your existing site, with a fix list.
- AMCContent updates, security patches, backups and support during audits.
For your IT team and vendorsThe technical details
What is inside
- Mandatory pagesAccessibility statement, copyright, hyperlinking, privacy and terms policies, help, feedback, sitemap and contact pages.
- Bilingual contentHindi and English in Unicode, with a language switch on every page.
- AccessibilityWCAG 2.1 AA: screen readers, keyboard use, contrast and text resizing, tested with tools and by hand.
- Content managementYour staff publish notices, tenders and news with approval and automatic archiving.
- SecurityOWASP Top 10 hardening, HTTPS, security headers and audit-ready logs. We coordinate your CERT-In empanelled auditor.
- Consistent designA clean government look, aligned with the Digital Brand Identity Manual (DBIM) where it applies to you.
- SpeedFast on 4G and budget phones.
- Hosting & AMCHosting in India (NIC, your State Data Centre, or a MeitY-empanelled cloud), backups and content updates.
Connects with
Bhashini translation widgetSBIePay / PayGov gatewaysDLT SMSCPGRAMS or state grievance portal linksRTI and tender sectionsWeb analytics hosted in India
Who it is for
- Departments, directorates and boards: Bodies that run their own website.
- Societies and missions
- Universities and colleges
- PSUs and autonomous bodies
- Museums and public institutions
Hosting & security
Hosted where your IT policy requires: NIC, State Data Centre or a MeitY-empanelled cloud. Logs kept for 180 days. Incident runbook in line with CERT-In's reporting rules.
Hindi
All content in Unicode Hindi, reviewed by a fluent person. Separate Hindi page titles and descriptions.
After launch
AMC covers content updates, patches, backups and support during audits.
Frequently asked questions
Are you STQC certified? Do you issue a GIGW certificate?
No. STQC certifies websites, not developers, and CERT-In empanelled auditors issue security audit reports. We build to the guidelines, run our own checks, and support you through the STQC review and security audit until clearance.
What changed in GIGW 3.0?
GIGW 3.0 (2023) extends the guidelines to mobile apps and other digital services, aligns accessibility with WCAG 2.1, and strengthens the security and content-lifecycle requirements. Our checklist post goes item by item. Read more
Our site runs on S3WaaS or is managed by NIC. Can you help?
S3WaaS sites are managed through NIC's platform, so we don't rebuild them. We work with bodies that run their own sites: societies, boards, universities, PSUs and institutions.
How long does it take?
6–8 weeks for a standard site, 8–12 for a portal, including accessibility testing.
Can it be hosted on NIC or our State Data Centre?
Yes. We deploy wherever your IT policy requires and hand over the deployment guide.
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Page updated 05 Oct 2026
See it before you decide.
A free 30-minute walkthrough of the screens and the pilot plan. A founder replies within one working day.