Our Process
Our web design process from idea to launch
Our web design process keeps discovery, design, build and launch in clear phases so you see progress early. Learn what each step includes, then compare our packages.
Four stages, visible progress and decisions you can follow, even if you're not technical.
Discover
We map goals, audience, competitors, constraints and success measures. You leave with a shared brief and a scoped proposal, not a vague pitch.
Design
Information architecture, visual direction and key screens for review. Feedback rounds are planned so iteration stays focused.
Build
Accessible, responsive implementation. We favour free platforms (like Vercel Hobby) and open assets when they meet the quality bar.
Launch & handoff
Deploy, QA checklist, analytics hooks if needed and documentation of what you own next. Optional retainers for marketing or iterations.
What to have ready
Discovery is shorter when you can name the offer, the person who will edit the site, and the pages that must exist on day one. A logo file and a few real photos help. Missing copy does not stop the call, but it does move the calendar. The content checklist is the list we use before launch.
Feedback is collected in the rounds named on the package, not in an open stream of new pages. If the page count grows, the quote moves with the published ladder: $99 for 1 page, $150 for up to 10, $200 for up to 15, $250 for up to 20, and $300 for up to 30. See pricing for the inclusions on each tier.
Launch means the domain points at the new site, the form reaches the inbox you named, and old URLs redirect when this replaces an existing site. We do not promise a ranking. If the current site is slow on a phone, say so during discovery. The notes in Core Web Vitals on the free tier describe how we measure our own marketing site. Your stack may differ. The habit of measuring before the restyle does not.
You can read the FAQ or send the page list through contact. We work remotely. There is no appointment at a second studio.
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