Just the design. If you need it built, that's covered by Website development on its own, or the Full service website package if you want both together.
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What it is
Design only, delivered ready for any developer to build
A design should look good on screen, and still hold up once someone has to turn it into a real site.
Every project starts with the same questions as any other: who the site is for, what it needs to do, and what it's up against. Skipping that and jumping straight to visuals is how you end up with a beautiful homepage and no plan for the other twelve pages.
From there it's wireframes first, then visual design, then a handoff package: organized files, a style guide, and specifications clear enough for any developer to build from, not just me.
The standard
A design that only works in Figma isn't a finished design.
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What you get
02 / Deliverables
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Concepting
Getting clear on what the site needs to do and who it's for, before any layout gets drawn.
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Wireframes
The structure and layout for every page, agreed on before visual design starts.
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Visual design
Full brand direction applied: colors, type, imagery, and every screen state.
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Handoff package
Organized files, a style guide, and specs any developer can build from.
The general steps
03 / Process
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Listen
Week 1A call to get clear on what the site needs to do, who it's for, and what it's up against.
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Structure
Week 2Wireframes for every page, so the layout is agreed before any visual design starts.
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Design
Week 3-4Visual direction applied across the full site, with revisions built into the process.
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Handoff
Week 5Files, style guide, and specs delivered, ready for a developer to build from.
Frequently asked questions
04 / Q & A
Yes. The handoff package uses organized files, a style guide, and clear specs, so any developer can pick it up and build from it.
Two rounds are built into the process. More than that usually means the brief needs revisiting, not the design.
Design-only projects start around 1.5k. The final number depends on how many pages and how much detail the visuals need, agreed after the first call.
No brand yet is fine here too. The concepting phase works out the direction before any layout gets drawn, so you're not expected to arrive with one.