Web design

Before we pick colors and fonts, we ask the right questions: who are your customers, what do they want and what stops them from buying. Interviews, competitor analysis and user journey mapping, all that makes the difference between design that looks good and design that converts.

A wireframe is the floor plan before we paint the walls. It defines what goes where, how content is grouped and how the user moves from page to page. Without this step, the site is a mess of pretty elements without logic.

Colors, typography, photography, illustrations and microdetails come together into one recognizable whole. A design that fits your brand, leads the eye where it needs to go and leaves an impression after the first few seconds.

Most visitors come from a phone, but most sites are designed on a big monitor. We do the opposite: mobile layout first, then we expand to desktop. That way every visitor gets a real experience, not the feeling of being on a 'mobile version'.

For sites with many pages and frequent changes, a design system is essential. We define buttons, forms, cards, icons and everything else as separate components, with rules for when and how they're used. Development gets faster, design more consistent.

A landing page isn't the same as a homepage. It's a laser-focused page for one campaign, one audience and one call to action. A design that leads the user to conversion, with no reason to click anywhere else.

An online store has specific needs: a clear catalog, real filters, a fast checkout, security signals. We design an experience that leads the visitor from browsing products to confirming an order, with minimal friction.

A dashboard isn't a website, it's a tool. It has to be clearly organized, with priorities in the right places and interactions that don't slow work down. We design dashboards that don't ask the user to learn a new language every time.

Hover effects, transitions, scroll animations, button micro-movements. Done well, the user feels them before they notice them. Done badly, they become a reason to leave the site. We watch where they go and how long they last.

Before the developer starts typing code, we build an interactive prototype in Figma. Clickable, with real content and transitions, so you can see how the site behaves before changing it costs money. A week of prototyping saves a month of code.

A redesign isn't just a new color and font. It's analyzing what works and what doesn't, then intervening in the right places. We carefully migrate content and URL structure, so you don't lose everything you've built in search.

Blind and low-vision users, color-blind users, people with motor limitations, all have the right to a usable site. WCAG standards are our baseline, not a 'nice to have'. Plus, accessible sites perform better in SEO too.

The visual language isn't arbitrary, it carries the character of the brand just like the logo. We pick colors that work technically (contrast, accessibility) and emotionally (message, association). Typography that's legible and recognizable, consistent across all formats.

When the standard structure isn't enough, we start from a blank slate. Experimental typography, unusual layout, custom illustrations and animations, all aimed at making your site look like none other. For brands that want to be noticed.