Vrundavan Computers — Website

The public website for a computer training institute in Keshod running since 2004. It presents courses, faculty, management and campus life, and is backed by a custom admin panel so staff manage every section themselves.

Courses and course detail pages, the campus gallery, team and management profiles, homepage sections, headline statistics, footer content, contact details and every enquiry that comes in — all from one dashboard.

It's a WebGL-rendered gallery where images curve through 3D space as you scroll. It runs on the GPU rather than as a stack of DOM elements, which is why it stays smooth while looking far more expensive than a standard grid.

Because a training institute is selling confidence. Parents and students compare a handful of local options online, and a site that feels modern and cared-for does real persuasive work before anyone picks up the phone.

It lands directly in the admin panel's enquiry list rather than an email that gets buried. Staff can see every enquiry in one place, which matters most during admission season when volume spikes.

A configurable guard against abusive traffic. It watches for abnormal reload patterns and can temporarily block a visitor or lock the site down, with the thresholds and durations set by admins from the dashboard.

React with Vite and Tailwind CSS on the front end, and Firebase for data, authentication and storage. GSAP handles motion, Lenis handles smooth scrolling, and the gallery is rendered with WebGL.

Yes — we built the Vrundavan Computers parent app for this same institute, delivering exam results, attendance and fee reports to parents' phones. The website attracts new students; the app serves the ones already enrolled.

A site of this scope — custom design, motion work, several content types and a full admin panel — is typically a matter of weeks rather than months, delivered with training so staff can run it from day one.

Yes, and it's work we do often. We build custom education websites with the admin controls your staff actually need — and we'll be honest if a simpler, cheaper build would serve you just as well.