01Work 02The Sprint 03Pricing 04About 05Book a call Layerstop — Bengaluru ⟶ worldwide
Layerstop — design studio Bengaluru ⟶ worldwide · est.2024

Landing pages that don't look like slop. view the work →

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Landing pages designed, built & launched in 14 days.

S.01 The offer, at a glance One studio · fixed price · fixed timeline

Engineered to convert. Impossible to mistake for a template.

Design, code, SEO, meta & AEO setup, working forms and CTAs, one founder-led studio handles the entire launch. Fixed price. Fixed timeline.

Book a call See the work ↓
30 minutes · free · you leave with clarity even if we never work together.
IIT Madras | Data Science 600K+ views on my design work Brand Story Socials → live ↗ Booking July · 2 slots
Fig.01 Founder Shashish A, founder of Layerstop
Shashish A — founder, Layerstop BLR / IST
S.02 The standard Before / after · interactive
Purple gradient. "Powered by AI." Three feature cards. Wipe it back — that's what a page with a point of view looks like. Illustrative reference, not client work. It heals itself — slop grows back unless you build different.
S.03 Proof, defensible
600K+
Organic views on my design content
2+ yrs
Running Layerstop
14 days
Idea → live site
95+
Lighthouse target every build ships against
100%
Of builds include SEO + meta + AEO setup
Brands I've designed for VR Luxuries, Brand Story Socials, Devspear, Velva Aura, Google developer community work, and Layerstop.
S.04 The problem Three hires, one craft

You need a landing page.

So you hire a designer. The Figma file is gorgeous.
Now you need a developer to build it. Something gets lost in translation.

Now the site's live, but Google can't read it. No meta. No structure. No schema.
So you find an SEO person. They want to change the design.

Three hires. Three timelines. Three invoices.
And the page still looks like every other template on the internet.

The problem isn't the people. It's the handoffs.

A landing page isn't three jobs. It's one craft, design, engineering, and search, done by one brain that sees the whole picture.

That's Layerstop.

S.05 Case study Client / shipped / live

Brand Story Socials

A marketing agency that needed a site that builds trust and converts, not just looks good.

Brand Story Socials website, hero section
⌁ brandstorysocials.com Live PageSpeed at launch — 97 / 100 / 100

One person. The whole launch.

They came in needing what most agencies split across three vendors: a premium design, a real build, and a site Google could actually read. All three shipped together, no handoffs, nothing lost in translation.

97Performance
100SEO
100Best Practices
Google PageSpeed, desktop, at launch. Run it yourself, link below.
Brand Story Socials website, culture section
Fig.05b — the culture section, same build Type, spacing and CTA behaviour carried through every section

What I did, the receipts

  • Premium UI grounded in a real design system
  • Full build, not a handoff, responsive across desktop / tablet / mobile
  • Complete SEO architecture: metadata, canonical setup, optimised URLs, image optimisation, heading hierarchy
  • Working CTAs and functional contact flows

Verify it yourself

  • The site is live, click through every page
  • Run Google's speed test on it right now (link below)
  • View source, the metadata is all there
Don't take my word for any of this — the receipts are one click away.
Run the live speed test ↗ brandstorysocials.com ↗ Check its structured data ↗

Not ready to book? Fine. Let me work first.

Send me the landing page you have right now. Within 48 hours I'll send back a 5-minute screen recording, where it's leaking conversions and why. Specific fixes. Timestamps. No pitch at the end.

Get the free teardown →
S.06 Origin / the archive Oil paint → pixels

Layerstop didn't start with websites.

It started with oil paint and pencil sketches.
Then posters people wanted on their walls.

Then an apparel brand — the Layerstop Cosmos line — designed, built, marketed, and sold by me, with repeat buyers to show for it.

Then interfaces.

Design has always been the through-line.
The web is just where it converts now.

The archive — apparel, lookbooks & 3D Scroll ⟶ rotate · front: 01 / 10
Ten pieces from the archive — Layerstop Cosmos apparel, lookbooks & 3D — designed, rendered, printed, or sold
Honest attribution

One of these pieces passed 600,000 views on Instagram. Let me label that correctly: it's my design work going viral, proof of taste and craft, not proof of client results. Those are different things, and a studio that blurs them is training you to distrust everything else it says.

Client results live in the case study above, with numbers you can verify. This gallery answers a different question, does this person have range? The full archive lives on Behance.

I've been on the other side of the table, I've had to make design actually sell a product I owned.

Explore the full archive on Behance ↗
S.07 Selected work

Range and taste, honestly labeled.

Real client work, concepts, and the studio's own experiments, each marked for exactly what it is.

The studio's own page

This site ↓

Designed & hand-built, self-hosted fonts, zero external scripts, full schema in source. The page you're reading is the product demo. View source.
Brand Story Socials website
Client — live

Brand Story Socials ↗

Design, build, and complete SEO architecture for a marketing agency. 97 · 100 · 100 on PageSpeed at launch.
Layerstop apparel e-commerce concept
The studio's own brand

Layerstop Apparel ↗

The e-commerce face of the apparel line, designed, built, marketed, and sold in-house, with repeat buyers.
S.08 The offer Fixed price / fixed timeline

The 14-Day Landing Page Sprint

From brief to live, converting website in two weeks, everything included, nothing to coordinate.

  • Strategy call + conversion-focused wireframe
  • Custom UI design (desktop / tablet / mobile), no templates, ever
  • Full development, real code, not a page builder
  • Domain + hosting setup
  • Complete SEO architecture: meta tags, canonical, sitemap, schema
  • AEO setup, structured so AI search engines can read and cite you
  • Working CTAs + backend contact/lead forms
  • Speed-optimised: 90+ Lighthouse target
  • Design files + full code ownership, everything is yours
  • Updates every 48 hours during the sprint

The timeline

Day 1–2Strategy & wireframe
Day 3–7Design
Day 8–12Build
Day 13–14SEO, QA & launch

Add-ons

  • Extra pages +$149 / page
  • Brand identity +$399
  • Ongoing tweaks $299 / mo

What's not included

Full multi-page web apps, e-commerce stores, and ongoing content writing. If that's what you need, say so on the call, I'll tell you honestly if I'm the wrong fit.

Included | and rarer than it sounds

Launched means findable, by Google and by AI.

Search changed. Your customers now ask ChatGPT and Google's AI overviews before they ever see a results page. Most landing pages are invisible to both. Every sprint ships with the full layer:

  • Structured data (JSON-LD) so machines can actually read what you sell
  • Metadata engineered per-page, not pasted from a template
  • Core Web Vitals passing, because speed is a ranking input, not a nice-to-have
  • Copy structured so AI answers can cite you, not just index you

This page practices what it's selling. Inspect the source.

S.09 This site is the proof Self-audit / live

Everything I promise on this page is running on this page. Audit it.

0third-party scripts or trackers
100%self-hosted fonts, images & video
Full schemaOrganization · Person · Service · FAQ, view source

Your browser has loaded … resources for this page so far. From third-party domains: …. Don't trust my markup, open DevTools → Network and count.

Four independent referees. None of them work for me.

Google PageSpeed ↗ W3C validator ↗ Schema validator ↗ Rich Results ↗
Check the meta → 
<title>Layerstop, Landing pages designed, built & launched in 14 days</title>
<meta name="description" content="…designs, builds, and launches conversion-focused landing pages in 14 days…">
<link rel="canonical" href="…">
<meta property="og:image" content="…og-image.png">
<script type="application/ld+json">
  { "@graph": [ Organization, Person, Service + Offer ($1,199), FAQPage ×14 ] }
</script>
fonts: self-hosted woff2 · animation: transform/opacity only · effects: zero libraries
S.10 Process Day 0 ⟶ Day 14

Certainty, step by step.

The #1 fear about hiring a stranger overseas is chaos. Here's exactly what happens instead.

Day 0

Book a call

30 minutes. We break down what you're selling, who it's for, and why the current page isn't converting. You leave with clarity even if we never work together.

Day 1–2

Strategy & wireframe

Structure and messaging first, pixels second.

Day 3–7

Design

First concept in 72 hours. Updates every 48 hours. Structured revision rounds, consolidated feedback, fast turnarounds. That structure is why 14 days holds.

Day 8–12

Build

The design becomes real, fast, responsive code.

Day 13–14

Launch

Domain, SEO, meta, AEO, forms, QA. You get everything: files, code, access.

Async-firstVideo walkthroughs at every milestone
Every 48 hoursAn update, in your timezone's morning
One contactYou talk to the person doing the work, me
IST evenings= US mornings & EU afternoons. Same-day replies
S.11 The unspoken question IST ⟶ your timezone

Yes, I'm in Bengaluru. Here's why that works in your favor.

Let's address it directly instead of hiding it in the footer.

Right now it's — where you are and — at my desk in Bengaluru.
Your timezone is covered.

I overlap with US East Coast mornings and all of European working hours. You'll never wait more than one business day for a response, usually much less.

Updates come as videos, not meetings.

Every check-in is a Loom: me walking you through the work on screen. You watch it over coffee, reply when you want. Async by design, not by accident, most clients prefer it to the meetings they used to sit through.

Payments are boring, in the good way.

PayPal, Wise, or Payoneer, whichever your accounting prefers. Proper invoice, signed contract, clear scope. The paperwork is as clean as the code.

The economics are simple.

You get senior-level design and engineering in one person, at a price that exists because of where I sit, not because of the quality of what ships. The PageSpeed scores don't know my address.

S.12 Why Layerstop

The honest comparison.

Template / AI builder Fiverr freelancer US agency ● Layerstop
Custom design ✗ looks like everyone varies wildly ✓ ✓
Built + launched ✗ DIY design only, usually ✓ ✓
SEO / meta / AEO included ✗ ✗ sometimes, $$$ ✓ default
Timeline fast but generic unpredictable 6–12 weeks 14 days
Price $ $ $10k–50k fixed, mid
Proof of claims none a gig rating a testimonials page run the audits yourself →
Who you talk to nobody a stranger account manager the founder & builder
S.13 About The artist ⇄ the engineer
The artist ⇄ the engineer Hover / tap

Hi, Shashish here.

I started with oil paints and pencil sketches as a kid in India. Then posters. Then apparel people actually bought and re-bought. Then a portfolio reel hit 600K+ views and founders started reaching out.

Now I run Layerstop, a one-person design studio built on a simple belief: design isn't decoration, it's the difference between being scrolled past and being remembered. The name comes from how I work, every design is built in layers. And the mission is bigger than client work: proving that world-class design ships from India. The Taj Mahal wasn't outsourced.

When I'm not building for clients, I study AI/ML at RV University and Data Science at IIT Madras, and build AI systems for fun, a payment layer for AI agents, a private research LLM. That engineering side is why your site won't just look right. It'll work right.

Yes, I use AI in my workflow, it makes me faster, not generic. Every design decision, every line of judgement, is mine. That's why nothing I ship looks like slop.

Bengaluru, India IIT Madras | Data Science Founder, Layerstop (est. 2024) Design + code + AI systems
LinkedIn ↗ GitHub ↗ Behance ↗
S.14 Fit check

This sprint is not for everyone. Read this before you book.

✓Book the sprint if

  • You're a founder or small team launching or relaunching a product, and the landing page is the thing standing between you and revenue.
  • You can make decisions fast. The 14 days work because you're not routing feedback through a committee.
  • You have (or are building) something real. I put my name and this website behind everything I ship.

✗Don't book the sprint if

  • You want "a few quick changes" to an existing page. That's not a sprint, and I'd be charging you for the wrong thing.
  • You need e-commerce with 40 product pages, a web app, or a full brand identity. I'll tell you on the call and point you somewhere honest.
  • You want to be hands-off for 14 days and see a surprise at the end. This works because you're in the loop at every checkpoint.

If you're unsure which side you're on, book the call anyway. Telling you "this isn't a fit" costs me nothing and saves us both two weeks.

S.15 Pricing Public / fixed

Public, fixed, decided at 2 AM without emailing anyone.

● The flagship

The 14-Day Landing Page Sprint

◷ 14 days
$1,199 FIXED · USD

50% to start · 50% at launch · invoice provided

  • Strategy, wireframe & custom design, all devices
  • Full development + domain & hosting setup
  • SEO architecture + AEO setup, complete
  • Working CTAs & lead forms
  • 90+ Lighthouse target · updates every 48h
  • Everything is yours, files, code, access
The day-3 kill switch: strategy, wireframe and first concept by day 3. Not feeling it? Full deposit back, zero awkwardness. I eat those 3 days, that's the bet I'm making on my own work.
Book a call DM me on LinkedIn
Booking July · 2 slots

Design only

◷ 7 days
$799 FIXED · USD

50% to start · 50% on delivery

  • Conversion-focused wireframe + custom UI design
  • Desktop / tablet / mobile layouts
  • Dev-ready files, your developer builds it

For teams that already have engineering. The design still comes with the same conversion thinking, just without the build.

Book a call
Add-ons: extra page +$149 · brand identity +$399 · tweaks retainer $299/mo

The part where the risk moves to my side of the table.

You're wiring money to someone you've never met, in a timezone you've never checked. I know exactly what that feels like from your side. So here's how I remove it:

The day-3 kill switch.

By day 3 you've seen the strategy doc, the wireframe, and the first design concept. If you look at it and think "this person doesn't get it", say so, take your full deposit back, and we part with zero awkwardness. I eat those 3 days. That's the bet I'm making on my own work.

Milestone payments, not blind trust.

50% to book the sprint. 50% at launch. You never pay for work you haven't seen.

If I miss day 14 and the delay is mine, the delay is free.

Every day I run over costs you nothing. Your revision rounds don't count against this, my calendar does.

You own everything.

Figma files, repo, domain, analytics. From day one, in your accounts, not mine. If we part ways, you lose nothing.

No guarantee section on a website has ever mattered more than the contract behind it. You'll get that too, before any money moves.

I run two sprints a month. Not as a marketing tactic, as arithmetic. One brain doing strategy, design, copy, and code is the entire premise of this page. It stops working at three.

Booking July · 2 slots
++ ++ Book a call

30 minutes. Free. You leave with clarity
even if we never work together.

We break down what you're selling, who it's for, and why your current page isn't converting. No pitch-slapping, the call is useful on its own.

Pick a 30-minute slot ↗ Prefer email? I reply within 24h

Here's what happens next: you pick a 30-minute slot. Before we talk, I review your current page and product, so we skip the small talk. You leave the call with a straight answer, a fit, or a recommendation for something better. No follow-up sequence. No "just checking in" emails.

S.17 FAQ 15 objections, answered

Every objection, answered up front.

Q00Do you work with international clients?+

Yes — that's the whole model. Layerstop is a web designer in Bengaluru working for international clients: startup founders in the US, UK, EU, and Australia. IST evenings overlap US mornings and all of European working hours, every update ships as an async video walkthrough, and payments run through PayPal, Wise, or Payoneer with a proper invoice. You get senior design and engineering at Bengaluru economics — the PageSpeed scores don't know my address.

Q01Why are you so much cheaper than a US agency?+

Because of Bengaluru cost of living, zero agency overhead, and an AI-accelerated workflow. You're not paying less for less, you're paying for one senior pair of hands instead of an office in San Francisco.

Q02How do timezones work?+

I'm in IST. My afternoon and evening = US morning = EU midday. You'll usually wake up to progress, and we can overlap live for calls every working day.

Q03What if I don't like the design?+

The first concept lands in 72 hours. Hate the direction? Full deposit back, we part friends. Like it? We refine through structured revision rounds until it's right, and "right" is a standard I hold higher than you will.

Q04Who owns the work?+

You. Files, code, domain, everything. No lock-in, no hostage-taking.

Q05Do you use AI?+

Yes, deliberately, for speed, never for taste. It's why I ship in 14 days what agencies quote 8 weeks for. The design judgement is 100% human, 100% mine.

Q06How do payments work?+

50% deposit, 50% on launch. Invoice provided. USD, EUR, GBP all fine.

Q07What do you build with?+

Hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or React/Next.js when the project calls for it. Real code, full ownership, no proprietary page-builder lock-in.

Q08What happens after launch?+

Two weeks of free bug fixes. After that, an optional light retainer for tweaks, or you're fully independent. Everything's documented.

Q09Can you do my whole website / an app?+

The sprint is one high-converting landing page done exceptionally well. Multi-page sites are scoped separately, ask on the call.

Q10Do you write the copy, or do I?+

I write it, it's inside the sprint, not an add-on. Design and copy fail when they're made separately. You'll review and shape it, but you won't be staring at a beautiful page full of lorem ipsum wondering what to do next.

Q11What do I need to have ready before day 1?+

About 90 minutes of your time for the kickoff, access to any brand assets you have, and honest answers about your product and customers. That's it. No brief-writing homework, the kickoff call is the brief.

Q12How many revisions do I get?+

Two structured revision rounds, one on design, one after build. "Structured" means you send consolidated feedback and I turn it around, rather than 40 Slack messages over 5 days. That structure is why the 14 days hold.

Q13What exactly is the design-only option?+

Everything through the design phase: strategy, copy, complete Figma file with a developer handoff spec, components, tokens, responsive breakpoints annotated. Your developer builds it. It's for teams who have engineering but not design.

Q14How do I know the numbers on this page are real?+

You don't have to trust them. This page is the product, run it through PageSpeed yourself, view the source, check the schema. Everything I claim about my work is measurable on the thing you're currently reading.

S.18 Not ready? 48h / free / no strings
Not ready?

Get a free teardown.

Send me your current landing page. I'll record a personal 5-minute video, what's costing you conversions, what's invisible to Google, and what I'd fix first. Free, no strings. Worst case, you get a to-do list.

I record every one of these myself, 5 per week, first come. If the week's full, you're first in line for Monday.

One last thing

Your landing page is usually the first real thing anyone sees of what you're building. Before the product. Before the pitch. One page, carrying everything.

Most founders settle for a template and hope. You've read this far because you won't.

I only take a few projects a month, and I treat every one like it's carrying someone's whole company, because it is.

Let's build the page your product deserves.

Shashish — signature
Founder, Layerstop
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Here's what happens next: you pick a 30-minute slot. Before we talk, I review your current page and product, so we skip the small talk. You leave the call with a straight answer, a fit, or a recommendation for something better. No follow-up sequence. No "just checking in" emails.

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