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Speed Infra

Speed Infra is a Hyderabad real estate developer website that presents multiple residential projects with stronger structure, trust, and commercial clarity.

ProjectSpeed Infra
CategoryMarketing, Interface Designs, Web Applications
Tech Stackstrapi, next.js
Delivery contextCustom product delivery
Speed Infra

A developer website built around projects and credibility

Speed Infra is a Hyderabad-based real estate developer and construction company with multiple residential projects in their portfolio. They needed a company website that did two things: present the brand professionally and let their team manage project listings without calling a developer every time a new project launched.

We planned, designed, and built the complete company website with Strapi as the CMS for ₹50,000. Next.js for the frontend, Strapi for content management — a setup that gives the Speed Infra team complete control over their project portfolio as it grows.

Speed Infra construction company website | Craftnotion

What the project needed to do

A construction company website has to do more than look good. It needs to establish credibility for buyers and investors who are making one of the largest financial decisions of their lives. The Speed Infra website had to communicate who they are, what they've built, and what they're building — clearly enough that a first-time visitor can quickly understand the company's track record and current projects.

The second requirement was operational: the team needed to be able to add new projects, update existing ones, and manage content on their own. Without a CMS, every new project launch would mean going back to a developer, which isn't workable when you're running multiple projects simultaneously.

Speed Infra company profile and projects page | Craftnotion

How we approached it

We used Next.js for the frontend and Strapi as the headless CMS. The company website covers the brand — who Speed Infra is, their approach to construction, and their presence in Hyderabad — alongside a structured project portfolio that links out to individual project websites.

Company Profile and Brand Presence

The company profile section establishes Speed Infra's identity: who they are, their focus on residential development in Hyderabad, and what differentiates their projects. For a construction company, trust is the first sale — a developer's online presence needs to make a potential buyer feel confident before they ever visit a site office or speak to a sales team.

Speed Infra brand and company identity website | Craftnotion

Project Portfolio with Strapi CMS

The project portfolio is managed through Strapi. The Speed Infra team can log into the CMS, add a new project — name, description, status, images, location — and it appears on the website without any developer involvement. As the company launches more projects, the website scales with them. Xora City and Constella are both listed and linked from the company portfolio, each with their own dedicated project websites.

Speed Infra project portfolio managed via Strapi CMS | Craftnotion

What shipped

Delivered for ₹50,000. Speed Infra has a company website that presents their brand professionally and a CMS that their team can operate independently. As they launch new projects, they can update the portfolio without developer dependency — the website grows with the business.

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The Speed Infra company website — a complete company profile with a CMS-managed project portfolio built in Next.js and Strapi — was delivered for ₹50,000 for a Hyderabad-based real estate developer. Cost depends on the scope: whether you need a CMS, how many project pages you need, whether you want integration with inquiry forms or lead management, and the complexity of the design. A focused company profile with a manageable project portfolio can ship in this range.

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