Discovery & Strategy
- Initial stakeholder discussions
- Review of the existing website
- Understanding of key audiences and objectives
- Content and information architecture
- Sitemap and website structure

Proposal
08 September 2026
Website design & development
Rassaz has evolved considerably since its foundation, growing from its roots in real estate into a diversified group.
Its interests span construction, architecture and design, entertainment, education, health & fitness and media.
The existing website communicates many of these aspects, but there is an opportunity to bring them together through a more contemporary, cohesive and considered digital experience.
The objective of this project is to create a new website that better reflects the scale, diversity and character of Rassaz Group.
The final structure and functionality will be refined following discussions with the Rassaz team.
One complete engagement to design, develop and launch the Rassaz Group website within 30 calendar days, with the Infinity Tower landing page delivered in the first week by 15 September.
A focused website delivery plan, from content structure and visual design to development, testing and launch. Approved work moves into development while the remaining pages are refined.
Days 1–3
Confirm the website objectives, audience, sitemap and landing page brief. Review existing content and agree the pages, CMS fields and enquiry requirements.
Approved sitemap, landing page brief and content checklist.
Days 4–10
Design the key website templates, including mobile layouts, navigation, typography and visual direction. The Infinity Tower landing page follows its separate first-week delivery track. Review and approve the design by 18 September.
Approved responsive website designs; Infinity Tower landing page delivered by 15 September.
Days 9–22
Begin the shared components and CMS setup while the final designs are reviewed. Build the approved website, connect enquiry forms and implement responsive interactions.
Working website and CMS on a staging environment.
Days 16–27
Populate approved copy, project information and imagery as pages become available. Test forms, links, mobile layouts, accessibility basics and performance. The Rassaz team reviews the complete staging site from 1 October to 5 October.
Content-complete website, with consolidated review feedback resolved.
Days 28–30
Complete final checks and client sign-off, configure the production domain and publish the website. The Infinity Tower landing page will already have been delivered on 15 September. Provide CMS guidance and hand over the project files.
Live website by 8 October, with CMS handover and one month of post-launch bug-fix support.
9 September–8 October 2026. The Gantt chart shows the overlapping stages for the website and landing page, with 9 September counted as day 1.
Each grid division represents one calendar day. Stages overlap; the delivery window includes weekends. Scroll horizontally on smaller screens.
The Infinity Tower landing page is designed, developed and tested from 9–15 September, with delivery on 15 September. This first-week milestone requires its content and assets at kickoff and approval by 14 September. To maintain the 8 October website launch, the plan assumes kickoff and initial payment on 9 September, core content and assets by 11 September, design approval by 18 September, final content by 26 September and consolidated acceptance feedback by 5 October. Final launch approval is scheduled for 6 October. Delays in these dependencies may move the delivery date.
The website and Infinity Tower landing page will be built with Nuxt JS and Cloudflare services for application logic, data and media storage.
Our technology stack:
The framework for building the responsive website and Infinity Tower landing page.
The runtime for server-side functionality, enquiry handling and application APIs.
The database for structured website content and enquiry records.
Object storage for website images, documents and other media assets.
The CMS editing experience and content structures will be defined during discovery within this technology stack.
Website design, development and the Infinity Tower landing page.
Third-party costs such as hosting, domain registration, paid plugins, fonts, stock photography, external APIs or other licensed services are not included unless explicitly specified.
The initial post-launch support period will cover bug fixes relating to the delivered website functionality for one month after go-live.
A bug is understood as a deviation from the approved design or agreed functionality, rather than a new feature or enhancement.
New functionality, additional modules, significant changes to website behaviour or enhancements requested after delivery will be scoped separately.
ArtWorksIT will recommend the hosting setup based on the website's requirements. Hosting configuration responsibilities and any ongoing infrastructure management will be agreed separately before deployment. Ongoing hosting management and maintenance are not included in the one-month bug-fix support period.
The engagement includes up to two consolidated design review rounds and up to two consolidated UAT rounds on staging. The Client will nominate one approver to provide consolidated feedback and written approval of the sitemap, template list and designs before development. UAT will check the website against the approved designs and agreed functionality; launch follows written UAT sign-off and the existing go-live payment condition. The review-round allowance does not limit fixes required to meet the agreed scope. Changes to approved work or requests outside the agreed scope will be documented and agreed in writing before implementation.
This proposal covers one Rassaz Group website, with individual businesses represented within it. One dedicated Infinity Tower landing page is also included, with delivery by 15 September 2026. Other separate business websites are outside this engagement. Before commencement, the parties will agree the engagement boundaries, expected template coverage, named third-party integrations and launch-page content-entry list. Discovery will refine these into a detailed sitemap and template list for written approval within those boundaries. Development will follow the approved designs and agreed functionality.
ArtWorksIT will create project-specific designs and custom code, using third-party components where appropriate and subject to their respective licences. Design handover includes editable Figma files, responsive layouts, reusable UI components and interaction notes. Code and documentation will be versioned through GitHub, with repository access, CMS administrator credentials, setup documentation and a CMS editing guide provided at final handover. Live CMS training is not included unless expressly agreed. Upon full payment, the Client will have ownership of the custom website code, design files and project-specific deliverables created by ArtWorksIT, excluding third-party software, libraries, frameworks, fonts, plugins, stock assets and other components subject to their respective licences.
Both parties agree to keep all shared information confidential and will not disclose it to third parties without prior written consent. This provision will remain effective after the project's completion.
The Client is responsible for providing all necessary project details, website requirements, content, business information and timely feedback required for the project. The Client will provide timely access to relevant stakeholders for website decisions, approvals and clarification of functionality. Delays in requirements, content, approvals, feedback or other Client dependencies may result in corresponding changes to the project timeline.
All payments are due Net 7 days from the invoice date, and the applicable tax is additional. The total project fee excludes costs for external services that may be required. Work will begin once the initial payment is received. If there are delays in payments, work may be paused temporarily and resumed once outstanding payments are cleared. The website will be scheduled for go-live upon receipt of the applicable go-live stage payment. The fees and payment milestones remain as set out in Pricing & Milestones.
Either party may terminate the agreement in the event of a material breach by providing written notice. If terminated, Client agrees to compensate ArtWorksIT for services rendered and any applicable expenses. Disputes will first be addressed through good-faith negotiations. If unresolved, both parties consent to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in Bangalore. This Agreement is governed by and construed under the laws of India, with Bangalore courts having exclusive jurisdiction.
This document contains the full understanding between the parties and supersedes previous agreements. Any modifications must be in writing and signed by both parties.
The Client will provide final copy, approved images and other necessary assets. ArtWorksIT will populate the client-supplied content for the launch-page list agreed before commencement; bulk content entry, migration, copywriting, translation and asset production are excluded unless expressly listed in the scope. Hosting and infrastructure management responsibilities will be agreed separately before deployment. Discovery will refine the detailed sitemap and functionality within the agreed engagement boundaries; additions outside those boundaries require separate written agreement.
The engagement boundaries will be agreed before project commencement. Discovery will refine the detailed sitemap, templates and functionality within those boundaries for written approval.