Beautiful is not the same as effective
A site can win compliments and still leave the phone quiet. Usually the offer sits too far down the page, the next step is unclear, and the design was approved as a flat image nobody ever tried to use. We design in the browser logic of a real visitor: what they see first, what convinces them, and what they click.
How we design
Four commitments that show up in every page we hand over.
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Custom, not templated
Designs are built around your brand, your proof, and your offer — not a stock theme with your logo dropped in.
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Designed to convert
Every template has a primary action. Hierarchy, proof, and calls to action are placed to make that action the easiest thing to do.
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Responsive by default
Mobile layouts are designed deliberately, not squeezed down at the end — because that is where most of your traffic is.
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Prototyped before it is built
You click through the real journey and approve it before development starts, so changes are cheap and launch has no surprises.
How the engagement runs
Three moves from direction to approved design.
Agree the direction
We settle the visual theme and the experience goals for each template before any pixels move.
Design the concepts
Wireframes first, then high-fidelity mockups of the templates that carry the most weight.
Refine with your feedback
Structured review rounds, consolidated comments, and a clear sign-off — not endless drive-by opinions.
The design process, step by step
Seven steps from first conversation to delivered assets.
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Initial consultation
We review the plan, the brand, and the pages that matter most, and agree what each one has to accomplish.
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Gather direction and inspiration
Sites you admire, sites you compete with, and your brand standards, distilled into one agreed visual direction.
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Wireframe the layouts
Structure before styling: content order, hierarchy, and calls to action resolved while changes are still cheap.
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Create high-fidelity mockups
Full-colour designs for the key templates, using real copy and real imagery wherever possible.
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Prototype and refine
A clickable prototype you can walk through with your team, then a focused round of revisions from consolidated feedback.
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Finalise approval
Every template signed off in writing, including the mobile layouts, so development builds against a fixed target.
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Deliver the design assets
Source files, exported assets, and a style guide handed over — yours to keep and reuse.
What you walk away with
Everything a developer needs, and nothing locked in a tool you cannot access.
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Approved, responsive designs
Desktop and mobile layouts for every template, designed for real content rather than ideal-case placeholders.
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A clickable prototype
The journey your customers will take, testable with your team before a single template is coded.
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Design assets and a style guide
Source files, exports, and the rules for type, colour, and components so future pages stay consistent.
Common questions
How many revision rounds are included?
Two structured rounds per template is typical, with consolidated feedback from your side each round. We agree the number in the scope so nobody is surprised.
Do we need a strategy and plan first?
You need a plan — ours or yours. If goals, audience, and sitemap are already settled, we design straight from that. If not, start with a website strategy & plan.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Yes, and we prefer to. If your guidelines are thin or dated, we extend them for digital use and hand back the documented result.
Who writes the copy?
Either party. Designing around real copy always produces a better result, so if yours is not ready we can write it or bring in content generation.
Can another developer build these designs?
Yes. You receive the source files and style guide. Most clients continue into development with us, but you are not locked in.
See the site before it is built
Bring us your plan — or your frustration with the current site — and we will show you what a conversion-focused design would look like for your business.