Act 05Accelhire case study
From a one-form website to six free hiring tools
A Delhi recruitment agency had a slide deck and a one-form website. Now it gives recruiters and candidates six free tools, and tells Google exactly who it is.
- Client
- Accelhire (founded 2022 by Hiteshi Sharma and Manish Jha)
- Industry
- Recruitment and staffing, IT and non-IT
- Built
- 16 to 23 Mar 2026, one-week sprint
- Stack
- Next.js 16, Tailwind, Framer Motion
Recorded on accelhire.vercel.app, 20 Oct 2026.
01
The brief
Accelhire places people in IT and non-IT roles from Delhi. Online, it had an 11-slide company deck and accelhireco.com: one page with a name field, a phone field and a submit button. Nothing there for a hiring manager to use, and nothing to bring a candidate back.
The goal was to show up when someone searches "recruitment agency in Delhi", and to give recruiters and job seekers a reason to return.
02
What we made
Seven pages: home, services, team, clients, about, contact and tools.
Six free tools that run in the browser, so they cost nothing to host: a salary estimator by role, experience and Indian city; a resume ATS score checker; an interview question bank across 6 domains and 3 levels; a cost-per-hire calculator; 12 job-description templates; and a skills-gap analyser.
A full search layer: sitemap, robots, a generated share image, EmploymentAgency and FAQ structured data with the office location, and an llms.txt so AI assistants describe the agency accurately.
Light and dark themes, and a contrast fix that brought the brand colour up to WCAG AA.
- Next.js 16
- Tailwind
- Framer Motion
03
The hard part
Free tools usually mean a backend, a database and a monthly AI bill. These run entirely on the visitor's device. No server, no API keys, no running cost, and they still feel instant.
04
Proof, with sources.
Delivered in one week, in 12 commits.
SourceGit history of the accelhire repo, 16 to 23 Mar 2026.