The build other developers walked away from. Turned into a four-year client relationship and a site the team runs with confidence.
Geiger came to me mid-project. A high-fidelity agency design was already signed off, but the previous developers couldn't make it work: the fidelity, the page count, and the custom behaviour were beyond what they could deliver.
The business needed two things at once: a partner who could get it over the line without re-opening the design, and a site the in-house team could actually run afterwards. Not another build that locks them into a developer for every text change.
That's a client-servicing problem before it's a technical one. My first job was to take the pressure off, set a realistic path, and rebuild their confidence that this would ship.
Geiger's whole proposition is environmental impact — so a static "we care about the planet" banner wasn't going to cut it. I engineered a live API integration that pulls the client's real carbon-offset values and renders them on the site as they update, turning an abstract claim into proof a visitor can watch move.
Behind it sits a custom content backend that separates design from content. The agency design stays pixel-locked, while the team edits copy, images and the data feed without ever touching layout — no broken pages, no developer dependency, no fear of the "edit" button.
Stepped in mid-build, audited what existed, and gave the client a clear, calm path to launch instead of a list of excuses.
Matched the agency mockups in Elementor without compromising the look — at a page count that defeated the previous team.
Real-time environmental data on the page — the feature that makes the brand's promise tangible.
So the team updates content effortlessly and the design never breaks — independence, not lock-in.
Behavioural popups and the complex data connections the site needed to actually function as a business tool.
The site launched, the design survived contact with reality, and the team got the independence they were promised. Most telling: Geiger didn't move on after launch — I've supported and consulted for them for over four years, which is the only result in this business that really compounds.
“The job was never just the website. It was being the partner they could rely on.” — the thread through every Creative Dalaal project
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