Freelance web, design & print · Dehradun · Since 1998
Website design, graphic design & printing in Dehradun — by one person.
I’m Rakesh Purohit, a Dehradun-based freelance web developer, graphic designer, server administrator and offset/digital printing professional. Website design and development, domain names and hosting, graphic design and printing: since 1998 I’ve carried ideas from first sketch to finished print and from code to live servers, through my studio, eDehradun.
- 1998working since
- 28years in Dehradun
- 18+sites under management
- 1person accountable
What I do
Nine things most businesses hire four suppliers for.
A designer who does not write. A writer who does not design. A developer who does not host. A host who blames the developer. Every one of those gaps costs you time, and the join is always where things go wrong — so I stopped leaving joins.
01
Branding & identity
Logo, colour, typeface and the rules that hold them together — delivered as files that work at every size, from a favicon to a shop board.
02
Graphic design
Stationery, brochures, catalogues, social creatives, banners and hoardings — artwork prepared correctly for both screen and press.
03
Content writing
Website copy, company profiles, brochure text and product descriptions — written to be read by customers first and search engines second.
04
Website design & development
Business sites, catalogues and enquiry flows. Mobile first, because that is where your traffic already is.
05
Server administration
cPanel and WHM on servers I administer myself — Apache, PHP, MySQL, DNS and mail, tuned for the sites actually running on them.
06
Security & recovery
Firewalls, web application filtering and file-level hardening — and getting a hacked site clean again, with the entry point found rather than the symptom deleted.
07
Hosting, domains & email
Domains registered in your name, hosting with SSL and daily off-site backups, and business email that reaches the inbox.
08
Migrations
Sites, databases and mailboxes moved between hosts — tested on a staging copy first, DNS switched only once the copy is proven.
09
Maintenance contracts
Updates, patches, backups and content changes on a yearly agreement. The person who fixes it is the person who built it.
Why it matters
Three things a single supplier can say and a chain of them cannot.
One vector, everywhere
The logo on your website is the same artwork that goes to the printing plate. Nothing gets redrawn, nothing shifts colour between your site and your signboard, and nobody has to be chased for source files.
I own the servers
Your hosting is not resold from a company I have never met. When a site goes down, the person diagnosing it has root access and wrote the code. There is no ticket queue in another time zone.
You own everything
Domain, hosting logins, source code and editable design files are registered in your name and handed over. If you ever move to someone else, nothing is held hostage.
Selected work
What the job actually looks like.
Client names are left out on purpose. The problems, and the way they were solved, are real.
Case 01
Eighteen accounts moved to a server I control
A full host-to-host migration of sites, databases and mailboxes — planned so that no site was offline while DNS caught up.
Case 02
A hacked CMS, traced to the extension that let them in
The defacement was the easy part. Finding the unauthenticated upload path behind it — and closing it — was the job.
Case 03
A login attack stopped before it reached PHP
Hundreds of addresses, one attempt each, invisible to per-address rate limits. The fix was moving the block down a layer.
Explore
Services in Dehradun, one page each.
I am an IT professional in Dehradun; the work itself is done through my studio, eDehradun.
Website design Web hosting Domain name Digital printing Flex printing Theme designing Event management AI solutions E-magazines News portals Online applications Data management Online services Website development Graphic design Printing services
Get in touch
Tell me what you need designed, written, built or fixed.
A rough idea is enough to start. You get a written scope and timeline back, usually within one working day.