This is a proposal for City Centre Guwahati — prepared by Prakity Technologies after a full review of the current site, what's missing, and what a world-class mall website looks like in 2026.
We reviewed citycenterghy.com page by page. Here is exactly what we found.
The About Us page shows a YouTube embed with "Video unavailable — this video is private." First thing visitors see after reading about the mall. It makes the site look abandoned.
It's 2026. That single outdated detail tells every visitor no one is maintaining this site. For North East's largest mall, the impact on credibility is outsized.
City Centre runs events and activations regularly — visible on Instagram, absent from the website. Visitors who want to plan a trip around an event simply can't.
The About page is a single column of center-aligned paragraphs with no visual hierarchy. Visitors won't read it — they'll bounce.
Text overlaps the background image awkwardly across screen sizes. The stat block loses labels at certain widths. Most visitors land on mobile — it looks unfinished.
WordPress with no performance tuning, no modern stack, no structured content. It's a brochure — not a destination website for a mall with this much footfall.
A visitor who doesn't already know City Centre won't be impressed — or convinced to visit. The mall is world-class. The website isn't — yet.
This isn't about redesigning for aesthetics. It's about whether the website does its actual job: driving footfall, communicating events, and giving visitors a reason to show up.
We reviewed DLF Malls, Phoenix Palladium, Forum Gdańsk, and others. Every single one has what citycentreghy.com doesn't.
Upcoming events on the homepage — dates, images, and save options right up front. Not buried in a sub-page.
Visitors confirm their favourite brand is in the mall before making the trip. City Centre currently lists stores as plain text.
A regularly updated offers section drives repeat visits. Right now, there is no offers page at all on citycentreghy.com.
More than 70% of shoppers look up a mall on their phone first. The best mall websites are designed mobile-first — fast, clean, tap-friendly.
City Centre has a strong Instagram presence. Top malls pull that energy directly into the site — so it's visible the moment someone lands.
The best sites load in under two seconds. Navigation clear enough that a first-time visitor always knows where to go — no digging, no dead pages.
This isn't about design preferences. It's about whether the website does its job.
| citycentreghy.com right now | What it should be |
|---|---|
| Broken video on the About page | Homepage that communicates scale and energy immediately |
| No events — visitors don't know what's happening | Live events section — this weekend, next week, upcoming |
| Copyright still shows 2024 | Always updated, signalling the site is actively maintained |
| Centred paragraph text, no visual hierarchy | Clean, scannable layout that works on mobile and desktop |
| No deals or offers section | Offers that change regularly and drive repeat visits |
| Store listings in plain text, no search or filter | Brand directory with search — find your store in five seconds |
| Not designed for mobile | Mobile-first, fast, and tap-friendly |
| No way to see what's trending or new | Instagram feed integrated — social energy lives on-site |
A complete website — built from scratch, not a patch-up. Designed for the people who visit City Centre and the team that runs it.
Before this conversation even started, we designed a working one-pager demo of what the new City Centre website could feel like. You can view it right now.
The demo is intentionally minimal — it shows direction, tone, and structure. The actual build will be significantly more detailed, with real content, real brands, and real events from the City Centre team.
We'll move the site off WordPress onto a stack built for 2026 — fast pages, easy content updates, and analytics from day one.
WordPress with no performance tuning. No headless CMS. No structured content. Built like a brochure — requiring developer involvement for every small update.
Modern stack. Your team updates events, offers, and store listings without touching code. Pages load in under two seconds. Analytics tell you what's working.
Prakity Technologies is a digital design and development studio based in Guwahati. We understand this market, this audience, and what a website needs to do in 2026 in the North East.
We're based in Guwahati. We understand the North East market and we know what a local audience expects from a website in 2026. No guesswork.
We'll tell you exactly what we're building, why, and how long it will take. You'll know the status at every step. No surprises.
All code, all content, all assets — yours. No subscriptions, no lock-in. If you ever want to move on, you can. No strings.
Traffic, time on site, event page visits, directions clicks — analytics set up from day one, so you can see the website actually working.
Built to be maintained. We build with a CMS so your team can update the site without us — and we offer ongoing support if you'd like it. You never need to call a developer to change an event or add a new brand.
No pitch, no pressure. We want to understand what City Centre needs, walk you through our thinking, and figure out together whether we're the right fit.
30 minutes · No obligation · We come prepared