Himanshu Narwaria

Website — designed and built

Padma Shree TravelsPrivate AC cabs, Agra

A taxi operator whose entire business ran on phone calls. The site had to be findable for the exact routes people search, quotable at a glance, and bookable without an app.

Design, front-end build, route content and deploymentHTML/CSS/JS · Netlify Functions · Razorpay

Padma Shree Travels homepage — fixed-fare Agra taxi service with route headlines and a booking panel
Client
Padma Shree Travels
Where
Agra
My role
Design through deployment
Build
HTML/CSS/JS · Netlify Functions · Razorpay
Status
Live

Padma Shree Travels runs private AC cabs out of Agra — pilgrimage circuits, Taj sightseeing, outstation routes — and all of it lived on phone calls. A tourist planning from another city had no way to find them, check a fare, or book. The brief, set with the owner: earn trust in ten seconds, get found for the exact routes people search, and take a booking without forcing an app install.

The site, as it ships

Screens from the live build.

Padma Shree Travels homepage — fixed-fare headline for Agra cabs with route options and figures
The homepage leads with the thing a stranger needs first: fixed fares, named routes, and numbers on the page rather than behind an enquiry form.

Booking without an app, or an advance

Padma Shree Travels booking page — round-trip and one-way fare widget with vehicle options
Round trip or one way, vehicle, fare — then a booking. No app, no account, no advance payment, because none of those are things a first-time visitor will do for a cab in a city they have not arrived in yet.

A page per route, because that is what people search

One of the Padma Shree Travels route pages, laid out with the route, fare and inclusions
One of 27 route pages. Each covers a real journey the operator runs, so the site can answer the search someone actually types instead of a generic taxi query.

Look closer

Running a business that still lives on phone calls?

A site does not have to replace the phone. It has to answer the questions people ask before they are willing to use it. Tell me what you get asked most.