Web design for a new site, or a redesign of the one you have

What we design

We name the action first: write in, call, book, buy, or send a form. Only pages that serve it go on the list. A short site is home, one template shared by the services or products, about, and contact.

Custom website design means those templates are drawn for your content, not a demo theme with the logo swapped and the sample photos left in. On WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, or Wix we still design the menu, the first screen, an inner page, the form, and the footer. Copy about what you sell comes from you. A template waiting on it does not launch.

Typical jobs

A new site has usually outgrown a single page, a PDF, or a social profile. We set type, palette, menu, buttons, and the form's success and failure text.

Familiar faults on a redesign: a first screen that never says what the company does, a menu of every old page, type too small on a phone, and six form fields when two would do. URLs that bring visitors stay. A changed URL includes a redirect.

Another developer gets named components and type styles, not a flat picture of the homepage. Responsive design is drawn at phone and desktop width, and at tablet width only if the layout changes. Small business web design is the short version: few templates, one next step, and an editor staff can use without us.

How a project runs

Send the URL if you have one, who the site is for, a rough page list, and a real date.

One page is estimated in hours. A whole site is a fixed quote once the pages are known. If they are not, paid discovery writes the sitemap, the job of each page, and the missing copy and photos. You can stop after that, and you keep the document.

You review home and one inner page, phone and desktop, before the rest. The quote states the review rounds. Few projects are open, so you write to the website designer doing the work. A build goes public when you say so, and you keep the file, the accounts, and a note on safe edits.

Figma, or straight into the build

A separate design is a Figma file of components, text styles, and pages. The menu and the form are clickable when that is how they should be judged.

WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, WooCommerce, Squarespace, and Wix are the usual build, because staff have to edit later. Next.js, React, and TypeScript are for a signed-in area, a layout those editors will not hold, or an integration that should not be several plugins.

Use Figma when others must approve, when another developer will build, or when the page list is still moving. Go straight into the build when the structure is already agreed. The scope names which. Contrast, focus, labels, and type that can be enlarged are in the file, and photos are cropped to their slot. We implement a WCAG target on the technical side. We do not certify compliance.

Who it is for

Owners and marketers in Canada or the United States who can name the offer and the next step. Agencies that want a web design company for a sub-project, white-label or credited, or for files their developers will build. We can also design beside a developer you already have, or quote a finished file as a build.

If the brief is still open, paid discovery can turn it into a defined feature list and acceptance checks. If you already have a developer or agency, we can take a bounded part of the work and agree how it joins the wider project. Share the target date so we can assess capacity and dependencies before committing.

What we can show, and what to send

This website is our own design and build. Tifo, Broski and our other App Store products show interfaces we continue to maintain after release. They are owned work. For your website, we review designs using real copy, realistic images and the intended visitor action, then check the agreed phone and desktop layouts before handing them to a developer or continuing the build.

Send the URL, a page list, logos, photos you may use, and the action you want. Logins can wait. Name any URLs a redesign must keep.