That's how long it takes someone to form an opinion of your site. We make sure that opinion is "oh, these people know what they're doing" — not "when was this made, 2013?"
Design isn't just "make it look nice." It's making it look nice on purpose, for a reason.
Color, type, and layout that actually reflect your brand — not a random template that fit the brief loosely.
We map the user's journey before we make it pretty, so pretty doesn't get in the way of usable.
See and test the site before a single line of code is written. Fewer surprises, fewer redo cycles.
A reusable component library so future pages stay consistent without reinventing buttons every time.
Proper contrast, readable type, keyboard navigation — designed for everyone, not just the demo audience.
Small, purposeful animation that makes the site feel alive without making it feel like a carnival.
Designed to look intentional on a 6-inch phone screen and a 32-inch monitor alike.
Clean, organized files our developers (or yours) can actually build from without guesswork.
Anyone can add a gradient and call it modern. We start by asking what makes your brand different, then build the design around that — so it couldn't be mistaken for a competitor's site with a different logo slapped on.
We dig into your audience, competitors, and what makes you different — before touching a single pixel.
You'll see multiple distinct design directions, not one option and a take-it-or-leave-it ultimatum.
We build out the chosen direction into a full, clickable prototype across every key page.
Clean, documented files ready for development — ours or your own team's.
We do — though based on the logo you sent us, you're clearly already ahead of most of our clients.
As many as it takes within scope. We'd rather get it right than get it "done."
Yes — a lot of our projects are design refreshes on existing, otherwise-solid codebases.
Hasn't happened yet, but if it did, we'd go back to the drawing board — literally.