Public portfolio attribution · Source-checking record

Client Website Portfolio and Public Credits

Explore our website portfolio in two clearly labelled groups: publicly inspectable website credits and business-owned project accounts, followed by a wider client-authorised website directory. Featured examples have source explanations; directory entries are provided as project references rather than independently certified results. Our company information page explains the wider service offering and how to contact us.

Source review recorded 26 October 2026. Credits and websites may change. This page is published by Khalsa Website Designers, not as independent verification of a full project contract.

What these public credits demonstrate

Each example identifies an independently accessible website where the site's footer credits Khalsa Website Designers. That is public attribution from an external website. It is stronger than an agency merely listing an unknown domain in a portfolio, because the reader can follow the source. To understand our current offering and project process, visit our Punjab website design service.

Scope limitation: A public footer credit alone does not tell you precisely who wrote the content, supplied images, configured forms, delivered SEO, built every feature, currently hosts the site or maintains it. It also does not prove the client authorised additional promotional case studies. We make none of those assumptions here.

Three independently inspectable website references

Transportation · United States

KSN Trans INC

The publicly accessible business site presents freight transport services, a careers page and contact and quotation pathways. Its site footer attributes the website to Khalsa Website Designers.

Evidence source: the footer on ksntransinc.com contains a “Website By” credit. This does not establish project dates, the technology stack or delivery metrics.

View the credited website

Construction · United Kingdom

Wide Building Construction Limited

The business website presents construction services, enquiries, a gallery and customer-facing service information. Its site footer publishes a “Designed By” credit to Khalsa Website Designers.

Evidence source: the footer on wbclimited.co.uk. No claim is made here about lead growth, rankings, completed transactions or which individual features were delivered by our team.

View the credited website

Education · Punjab, India

Shri Sai Educational Society

The organisation's website presents educational programmes, course pages, enquiries and information for prospective students. Its footer publishes a “Designed By” credit to Khalsa Website Designers.

Evidence source: the footer on shrisaiedu.com. Specific institutional claims, programme approvals and website outcomes are the institution's own responsibility.

View the credited website

No star rating, client quotation or before-and-after growth metric is assigned to these references. Footer attributions may be removed or amended by the website owners; please inspect the sources directly.

How to assess these examples independently

1. Open the source domain

Verify that the website opens and is associated with the named organisation; this page does not embed an unverifiable screenshot as proof.

2. Inspect the footer attribution

Locate the design credit, its wording and the destination it links to. If the credit is absent, treat this record as needing re-verification.

3. Test relevant customer journeys

Try navigation, mobile layouts, contact information and ordinary pages. Do not submit real personal details just to test forms without consent.

4. Ask about actual delivery scope

Before treating an example as proof of a specific capability, request a documented or permission-backed explanation of who did what.

To evaluate development methods rather than public project attribution, read our 13-page WordPress technical case study. It documents engineering work performed on our own website, including its limitations.

External client-side publications · Source-linked evidence

Website project experiences described by businesses

These six business-owned articles describe particular website decisions involving Khalsa Website Designers or Daljit Singh. They are links to the publishing businesses' statements, not independently audited contracts, results or guaranteed testimonials. Open the sources to assess them in context.

US · Freight and project accountability

American Eagle Freight Inc

Its account describes working with Daljit Singh as the named person responsible for important website decisions, feedback and overall project quality.

Read the freight-business account

Australia · Skip-bin customer journeys

Adelaide Skip Bin Hire

The article explains why speaking directly with the person making web-design decisions mattered for waste categories, bin selection and booking information.

Read the direct-communication account

US · Tax and immigration services

Atwal Tax & Immigration Services

This California business discusses agreeing the website project's scope, information responsibilities and changes before development proceeded.

Read the project-scope account

Australia · Landscaping website testing

KGF Landscaping and Gardening

Its article describes testing navigation, mobile contact options, enquiries and photo attachments, and credits Khalsa Website Designers for the website.

Read the pre-launch testing account

Canada · Garage-door business

Elite Garage Masters

The account distinguishes routine content editing for authorised staff from technical administration. It attributes the website's design to Khalsa Website Designers; it does not certify current permissions.

Read the website-access account

Canada · Immigration website support

Musafir Immigration

The organisation says Khalsa Website Designers developed its website and describes a restoration experience that made recoverable backups and clear hosting responsibilities important.

Read the website-restoration account

Evidence standard: These are external-site accounts, not six independently measured case studies. They do not prove a particular ranking, flawless security, perfect speed, conversion uplift or permanent client endorsement. The source articles were reviewed on 26 October 2026; individual websites can subsequently change. See our work-verification approach for how these claims differ from our own technical case studies.

What must be verified before a detailed client case study

We can extend a publicly credited example into a more useful, client-specific story when the organisation confirms which work we delivered and what we may publish. A trustworthy case study distinguishes the initial requirement, approved scope, delivered pages or functionality, production handover and any independently verifiable results.

We do not publish guessed build dates, client endorsement, access credentials, private analytics or unapproved images. A site's current appearance is not by itself proof of the original project requirements or results.

Need examples relevant to your website?

Tell us whether you need a service website, catalogue, educational platform, transport site, WooCommerce store or technical recovery project. We can discuss what evidence applies to your requirements and what would need project-specific confirmation.

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For project pricing and access responsibilities, also see our published scope and pricing guidance.

More client websites — browse A to Z

These additional websites are listed with the project owner's permission. They are client portfolio references, not individually certified performance case studies or independent customer reviews. Browse the live business websites to see their current public pages. Features, content and ownership may have changed since our involvement.

The nine featured examples above have their own source explanations. This directory does not repeat those records. All letter groups start expanded so people and text-only readers can browse every live website link without using search or JavaScript. We have not assigned invented project dates, measured results, client quotations or star ratings.

153 additional client websites grouped alphabetically.

A (11)
B (9)
C (5)
D (6)
E (5)
F (2)
G (12)
H (6)
I (1)
J (4)
K (1)
L (6)
M (14)
N (4)
O (4)
P (17)
R (13)
S (17)
T (11)
U (1)
V (3)
W (1)

How to examine a website example

Open the client's current site to judge whether its navigation, information and contact options fit that business. For more independent checks, the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative's testing guidance explains accessibility evaluation, Google PageSpeed Insights offers page-level performance measurements, and the Google SEO Starter Guide explains useful search foundations. These are external educational and testing resources, not claims that any portfolio website passed a formal audit or achieved a particular ranking.

For how we separate public client credits from documented technical work, read our website-work verification approach or the documented Rank Math schema cleanup example.

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