Website Design & Relaunch
Rebuild the commercial surface of your company. Discovery to launch, then six weeks of tuning on real traffic data.
Most redesigns fail before design starts.
The agency presents a beautiful concept. The client approves it. Three months in, the developers discover the content doesn't fit the templates. The navigation doesn't map to how users actually think. The CMS nobody consulted the editor about. The launch slips. The numbers don't move.
We run discovery first, not as a billing mechanism, but because the sites that work are the ones built on a real understanding of who uses them and what they're trying to do. The brief we write at the end of week two is the document everything is held against.
Six phases. One accountable team.
The same people who scoped the project are in the PR review at week ten. Nothing gets lost in handoff.
We interview before we design.
Two weeks of stakeholder interviews, analytics review, and competitor mapping. The brief we write at the end of this phase is the source of truth for every decision that follows.
Structure before surface.
IA, user flows, and content hierarchy locked before Figma opens. The clients who skip this step are the ones who end up redesigning in month four.
Prototypes before pretty.
Wireframes tested on real users. Visual layer applied after the UX is signed off. Reviews happen in Figma with named decision-makers, not committee emails.
WordPress, done properly.
Custom PHP theme. No page builders. Performance budget set before a line of CSS is written. Staging parity with production from day one.
A perf budget that ships.
Core Web Vitals, image pipeline, caching strategy, CDN configuration. The site we hand over has a Lighthouse score the client can defend to their board.
Six weeks of tuning.
Real traffic, real data. We watch the heatmaps, the drop-off points, the search queries. Two tuning sprints included before the engagement formally closes.
Every deliverable. No surprises.
Tell us what you are up against.We come back with fit and a concrete next step.
If you need a vendor to execute without questioning the brief, we are not a good fit.
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