Services

Everything we do, and what you actually get.

Most projects use all four. Some only need one. Below is the honest version of each: what it covers, what it does not, and how we price it.

We work as one team across strategy, design and build, so nothing gets thrown over a wall halfway through.

Design and build

Webflow website

This is the bulk of what we do. You get a site designed from your actual content rather than a template, built in Webflow with a class system that stays readable, and handed over with the CMS structured so your team can add pages without breaking the layout.

How we price it: Fixed price, agreed before we start. Most builds run six to ten weeks.
Who it suits: Right for teams replacing a slow WordPress install, or a template they have quietly outgrown.

What you get

Information architecture: A sitemap and page inventory agreed in writing, so nobody discovers a missing template in week seven.
Webflow build: Every template built as documented, reusable components with a class naming system your next developer can read.
CMS modelling and editor training: Collections structured around your content, plus a recorded walkthrough so your team can add pages on their own.
Performance and accessibility pass: Tested on a mid-range phone over a throttled connection, and checked against WCAG AA before it goes near production.
Migration and redirects: Old URLs mapped one by one to new ones, so the search rankings you already earned come with you.

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Research and interface

UX/UI design

Design that starts with a wireframe and a conversation, not a mood board. We map the journeys that matter, design the templates that carry them, and hand over a system that holds together when someone else extends it.

How we price it: Priced by stage. Discovery is quoted separately so you can stop after it if the answer changes.
Who it suits: Right for products and sites where the structure is the problem, not the paint.

What you get

Discovery and interviews: Analytics review, stakeholder interviews and a look at what your customers search before they find you.
Wireframes: Grey-box layouts for every unique page, so structure gets settled before anyone falls in love with a colour.
Interface design: Full visual design at desktop and mobile, including empty, error and loading states.
Design system: Type scale, spacing, colour tokens and component states, documented for whoever extends it next.
Prototypes: Clickable flows for anything complicated enough to be worth testing before it gets built.

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Identity and voice

Branding

We build identities to be used, not to be presented. That means a system with enough range for the places it will actually appear, and guidelines short enough that people read them.

How we price it: Fixed price by scope. Usually four to eight weeks alongside or ahead of a site build.
Who it suits: Right for companies whose product has moved on but whose brand has not caught up.

What you get

Positioning and messaging: What you do, who for, and why it is different, in language your sales team will actually use.
Wordmark and identity: A mark designed to work at sixteen pixels as well as it works at sixteen metres.
Type and colour system: A scale and palette with contrast ratios checked, so the brand and the accessibility audit agree with each other.
Brand guidelines: Short, specific and published as a web page, with examples of misuse as well as correct use.
Launch assets: Social profiles, deck template, email signature and favicon set, so the rollout is not a scramble.

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After launch

Ongoing support

A launch is the start of the useful part. Support keeps a designer and a developer available to you every month, so campaigns ship on time and small problems stay small.

How we price it: Monthly retainer or hourly. Thirty days notice, no minimum term.
Who it suits: Right for teams who ship campaigns regularly and do not want to re-brief a new agency each time.

What you get

Monthly hours: A designer and a developer reserved for you each month, with unused hours rolling over once.
Campaign and landing pages: New pages built to the existing system so the site does not drift away from its own design.
CMS and integration work: New collections, form endpoints, analytics events and whatever your stack grows into.
Monitoring and fixes: Uptime and page speed watched, with anything genuinely broken jumping the queue at no extra cost.
Quarterly review: One meeting a quarter, three recommendations, written down. Not a dashboard nobody opens.

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