Research before design
We analyze your direct competitors, review what works and what doesn't, and define who you're speaking to. That produces the site map: which sections you need, in what order, and what the visitor should do in each one.
We design the experience before writing a single line of code. Wireframes, clickable prototypes and a visual system that matches your brand.
Most websites that fail to sell don't have a coding problem — they have a design problem. Visitors don't understand the offer, can't find the button, or give up before reaching the form. That's why we never start with code. We design the full experience, validate it with you, and only then build.
We analyze your direct competitors, review what works and what doesn't, and define who you're speaking to. That produces the site map: which sections you need, in what order, and what the visitor should do in each one.
Before color and typography we define structure in black and white. Where each block goes, what hierarchy each message has, and the path the user walks to the goal. It's the cheapest stage to change your mind.
You get a link where you can click through screens and feel how the real site will work. You comment directly on the design and we iterate. Nothing moves to development without your explicit approval.
We deliver a component library: buttons, cards, forms, typography and color palette with all states. Your site stays consistent today and any section you add two years from now still looks right.
We design every screen for mobile, tablet and desktop. We don't squeeze desktop into mobile at the last minute — most of your traffic comes from a phone, so that's the screen we design first.
We understand your business, your customers and what the site must achieve. You leave with a written scope.
Structure and hierarchy for each screen, no color. You review, we adjust.
We apply your brand identity. First full screen for approval.
Clickable prototype, design system and source files. Everything in your name.
One to three weeks depending on screen count. A five-section corporate site usually takes two weeks including revision rounds.
Yes. The process includes revision rounds at every stage. Changing a wireframe takes minutes; changing a coded site takes days.
Yes. We hand over the complete Figma file with edit permissions. We keep nothing.
Yes. We can deliver design and component system only, with the documentation your team needs.
Free initial consultation. We'll tell you what you need, what it costs and how long it takes — no strings attached.