What if I told you that you could develop as many websites as possible and it would be just a small copy paste job for you? Hard to believe, right?
Parag Garg, a graduate of Jaypee Institute of Information and Technology, Noida has developed a product 'Website interface builder' to make website development an easier task. The product officially started in July this year though Parag has been working on Purrx Technologies since Aug 2013, Purxx is Ghaziabad Startup currently in bootstrapped mode.
The idea came to him while he was interning as a web designer at a big firm and realized that it was a simple job of copying and pasting of different UI Components. He created a tool which could be used to create webpages just by drag n drop. "I started working on this as and chose this topic for my final year B Tech project. I merged my company idea with my college project so that it will have some deadlines and can devote my college time in my company project."
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Founders of Purxx:(L-R) Parag Garg, Rishi Bhardwaj, Umang Aggarwal[/caption]
There are a few other companies in the market, but none of them are free for users. They give the code of the created website on their server which can be used. "When I started, the best company in the field was Divshot which was just 6 months old. Though I found Divshot's web interface builder convincing, it lacked some features I wanted," Parag says. "Service oriented companies in this field (Web development /software development) lack innovation which is a need of current Industry," he adds.
They work on PHP, YII framework, node.js, Javascript, PhoneGap to make the template easy to use for everyone. Their 5 member team based out of Ghaziabad plans to extend their website builder to 'Mobile App Builder'. "Currently due to shortage of funds we are Outsourcing Projects for different Organizations/Companies/Users," they say. Apart from working on 'Mobile App Builder', they are creating innovative Software's/Apps/Websites for their users.
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