Web design judged on what it converts, not how it looks in a portfolio

Three to five weeks for design on a standard site, longer for eCommerce or anything with a lot of unique templates. Add build time on top if we're developing it as well.

The biggest variable is usually feedback speed. Projects stall waiting on approvals far more often than they stall on our end.

They shouldn't, because our SEO team is involved from the sitemap stage rather than being handed a finished site. URLs are mapped, redirects are written before launch, and content that earns rankings doesn't quietly disappear in the redesign.

This is the single most common way redesigns go wrong, and it happens because design and SEO sat in different companies.

No. We build a component system for your site, which is different from buying a theme and swapping the logo. The components make future pages consistent and fast to add. They don't make your site look like six hundred others.

Two rounds per template are included in the quoted price. Most projects don't use both, because the wireframe stage settles the arguments that usually cause redesign loops later.

If you want a third round, we'll do it and tell you what it costs rather than absorbing it silently and rushing something else.

Yes, and it produces a better result. Designing around real copy rather than placeholder text means the layout fits what you actually need to say instead of the other way round.

No. We'll hand developer-ready files to whoever you're using. It usually works out cheaper and faster to keep it with us because there's no translation step, but it's genuinely optional.