Web design
Clear pages that explain what you do and turn visitors into leads.
Our approach
Most websites lose visitors in the first few seconds. The visitor cannot tell what the company does or what to do next. We start every project by answering those two questions.
We begin with a short workshop. We look at your current site, your analytics and your best customers. Then we write a page plan: which pages you need, what each one has to say and what action it should drive.
Design comes second. We build a few layouts in a design tool, not a wall of empty screens. You see real headlines, real prices and real photos from the start, so decisions are easy to make.
What you get
- A sitemap and a page-by-page content outline
- Desktop and mobile designs for every page template
- A design system with colors, type, buttons and form styles
- Two rounds of revisions across the full set of pages
- A handoff file for the developer, with spacing and sizes
We check contrast and tap target sizes on every design. Text meets WCAG AA contrast. This is part of the job, not an extra.
Timeline
A typical marketing site takes four to six weeks.
- Week 1: discovery workshop and page plan
- Week 2: first layouts for the home page and two key pages
- Week 3: remaining pages and mobile versions
- Week 4: revisions and final approval
- Weeks 5 and 6, if needed: a second review of content and images
Nothing moves to development until you approve the design. Changes after that point take longer and cost more, so we ask for decisions early.