One studio. One team on the work.
We design and build Magento, Shopify, WordPress, Laravel, React, and Next.js products. You get a written plan, weekly demos, and a repo you can take with you.
Launch is not a hand-off. The same people stay for performance, security, and the next features, or leave you with code another team can pick up.
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One team Design, engineering, and growth in one group, not a bench that rotates.
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Gujarat, India Working days, 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM IST.
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You own the code No lock-in. A repo you can inspect, and take if another team ever needs it.
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Built to last Go-live is the start of care, not the week we disappear.
The name is a reminder, not a slogan
RABAN Tech started as a small team that wanted the same thing from digital work: people who stay on the repo, a stack chosen for the product, and care that does not end at go-live.
The mark has five interlocking blades and a customer in the middle. That is how we try to work. Different skills sit on the same problem. Growth is welcome. Trust is not the thing we trade for it.
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One team
The people you meet at the start stay on the work through launch.
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Five strengths
Design, engineering, and growth on one repo, so you are not coordinating five vendors.
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Five elements
Human care and technical rigor. Intuition when it helps, precision when it matters.
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One vision
The same group decides the stack, ships the work, and stays after launch.
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The customer
The mark puts you in the middle. That is the point of the work.
Stores, sites, and products that already have users
Most of the work is not a blank repo. We read what is live, extend what holds, and only rebuild when that is actually the cheaper path.
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Commerce
Magento and Shopify when the catalog, checkout, or ops have outgrown a simple theme. Upgrades, custom modules, and storefronts that stay usable on sale day.
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WordPress
Marketing sites, WooCommerce, and plugins that editors can actually use. Fast enough for search. Simple enough to keep without a developer in the room.
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Custom products
Laravel, React, and Next.js when the business logic should not live in a theme. Architecture another team can take over if they need to.
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Already live
We join products that are already in the world. New features, performance, and the boring fixes that keep checkout and editors moving.
A clear path from the first call to a product you can run
No black-box sprints. You know what is happening, why it matters, and what comes next, whether this is a new build or an existing codebase.
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Listen first
We start with the business problem, the current setup, and the timeline. A short brief is enough. If the scope is still fuzzy, we help shape it before anyone writes code.
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Build in the open
Small teams ship in visible steps. You get demos, a written plan, and a repo you can inspect. If something is off, you see it early, not at handover.
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Launch, then stay
Go-live is the start of care, not a hand-off. We stay for performance, security, and the next features, or we leave you with code another team can take over.
A project, a seat on your team, or care after launch
Pick the shape that matches the work. You get a written proposal with deliverables before anything starts. An NDA is available first if you need one.
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A defined project
The scope is clear: an upgrade, a store, a rebuild. We quote a fixed piece of work, then ship it in visible steps you can review.
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A team that sits with yours
You already have people and a backlog. We join for Magento, WordPress, Laravel, or React and stay on the same work through launch.
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Care after go-live
Performance, security, and the next features. Some teams keep a retainer. Others come back when they have a specific piece of work.
Five principles we hold on every engagement
These are the standards we use when we ship a new storefront, harden an existing platform, or stay with your team month after month.
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Trust
Honest timelines, a process you can follow, and code you actually own. No black boxes. No lock-in. You see the work every week, and you can take the repo with you if another team ever needs to pick it up.
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Technology
We pick tools for your problem, not because a framework is fashionable. Magento when the catalog needs it. WordPress when editors need to move fast. Laravel or React when the product is custom.
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Innovation
We try the risky parts early, question defaults, and avoid shipping a dressed-up template as a custom product. If a simpler approach will hold, we say so before anyone writes a line of code.
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Care
The people you meet at the start stay on the work through launch. This is not a ticket to close before Friday. Questions get answered by someone who already knows the product, not a new face each sprint.
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Growth
We care whether the work moved a number you already watch: conversion, speed, support load, revenue. A tidy backlog is not the goal. A product that holds up in production is.
Outcomes over output.
The studio is in India
We work Monday to Friday, 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM IST. Messages during those hours usually get a reply the same working day. After hours, we pick it up the next working morning.
You own the code. Weekly demos. An NDA is available before you send anything detailed.
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Gujarat, India
The work is the same whether you are next door or overseas.
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Working hours
Monday to Friday, 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM IST. A short brief is enough to start.
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You own the code
A repo you can inspect, and take with you if another team ever needs it.
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NDA when you need it
If the brief is confidential, we can sign before you send anything detailed.
Stacks we know well enough to recommend against
We pick tools for your problem, not because a framework is fashionable. Magento when the catalog needs it. WordPress when editors need to move fast. Laravel or React when the product is custom.
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Magento
Commerce
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Shopify
Commerce
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WordPress
CMS
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Laravel
Backend
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React
Interface
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Next.js
Web apps
Tell us what you need built
A short note on the problem, the current setup, and the timing is enough. If the brief is confidential, we can sign an NDA first.
