Web Design

Design is the decisions made before any code

Whether a site turns out fast, clear and useful for sales is mostly settled at the design stage: what sits on the first screen, where a visitor asks for a quote, how the menu opens on a phone. We don’t leave those decisions in a picture file. The people who design the screens also write the code, so we know from day one that everything we draw can be built and will load quickly.

Why a theme is rarely enough

Off-the-shelf themes look cheap at the start, but hundreds of companies share the same layout and the theme ships dozens of features you never use, all of which slow the site down. A custom design contains only the components you need, so pages are lighter and your brand stops looking like everyone else’s.

How it runs

1. Discovery call: audience, competitors, existing content.
2. Sitemap and wireframes.
3. Visual design of the home page and one inner page, refined with your feedback.
4. Remaining pages completed with the design system.
5. No hand-off to another agency: the same team starts building.