UX / UI design studio · [City], [ST]
Design thatmovesmarkets
Five designers. Websites, apps and brands for companies who are done blending in. Shipped fast, shipped accessible, and built as a system that keeps compounding.
What we do
Four practices.
One studio standard.
Selected work
The receipts.
How it works
Four stages. No mystery middle.
You always know which stage you are in, what is due from you, and what lands next.
Chart the course
Discovery, audit and a written plan. We map who is searching, what they are searching for, and what has to be true for them to pick you.
Set the canvas
Design in the open. Wireframes, then full comps at 1280 and 390, reviewed in a link you can comment on rather than a PDF you have to annotate.
Catch the current
Build, test and launch. Accessible, fast, indexed, and handed over with the files and the documentation, not just a login.
Hold the wind
Ongoing design and content. New pages, new campaigns, and the monthly work that compounds instead of resetting.
The studio
A team, not a freelancer.
Five designers who each do one thing properly, instead of one generalist doing five things at eighty percent. You get the specialist your project needs, on the week it needs them.
[Name]
Founder & Creative Director
Brand systems, art direction
[Name]
Lead Product Designer
App and SaaS, design systems
[Name]
Brand Designer
Identity, packaging, print
[Name]
UI Designer
Web design, motion, prototypes
[Name]
Design Engineer
Front-end build, accessibility
What clients say
Proof, not adjectives.
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Pricing
The numbers, published.
Hiding price is the biggest leak on an agency site. Here are the real ranges. Your number gets fixed in writing before anyone starts, and it does not move.
Landing Page
One page, built to convert one campaign.
from $[X,XXX]
- Strategy and copy direction
- Design at 1280 and 390
- Build and launch
- Two rounds of revisions
Website Design
The full site, built as a system that scales.
from $[XX,XXX]
- Everything in Landing Page
- Up to [XX] page templates
- Technical SEO and schema
- CMS setup and training
Brand Identity
Logo, system and the rules that keep it consistent.
from $[X,XXX]
- Logo suite and colourways
- Palette, type and spacing
- Brand guidelines document
- Launch asset pack
Design Retainer
A designer on the team without the headcount.
from $[X,XXX]/mo
- Rolling design queue
- New pages and campaigns
- Monthly reporting
- Cancel any time
Every project includes accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA, technical SEO, and the source files. Not upsells.
Where we work
Based in [City]. Working the whole coast.
Local clients get in-person kickoffs, photo days and a designer who can be in the room. Everyone else gets the same process over video. Each city below has its own page, because a buyer in one market is not searching the same way as a buyer in the next.
Common questions
Answers before you have to ask.
Still stuck? Email the studio and a designer replies, not a form robot.
How much does a website cost?
Most of our website projects land between $[X,XXX] and $[XX,XXX]. The range is real, not evasive: a five page site for a local service business and a sixty page site with a CMS, an e-commerce layer and twelve location pages are different amounts of work. We scope in a call, then send a fixed price. You will never get an invoice larger than the number you approved.
How long does a project take?
A landing page is about two weeks. A standard website is six to eight weeks. A product or app design engagement usually runs eight to twelve weeks before the first build. The single biggest variable is how quickly we get content and feedback, so we set review dates up front and hold them.
Do you build the site, or only design it?
Both. We design it and we build it, and we hand over the files either way. If you already have a development team, we deliver production-ready design files and a documented design system so they are not guessing at spacing and states.
Do you work with clients outside [City]?
Yes. We are based in [City], [ST] and we work with clients across the country. Local clients get in-person kickoffs and photo days. Remote clients get the same process over video, and we have never found that it changes the outcome.
What do you need from us to start?
A conversation, then access to whatever exists already: the current site, analytics, brand files, photos. If you do not have those, that is common and it is not a blocker. Part of what we do is figure out what is missing and make it.
Do you do ongoing work after launch?
Most of our clients stay on a retainer. Launch is when a site starts earning, not when it stops needing attention, and the sites that keep growing are the ones that keep adding pages. That is why we build every site as a system in the first place.
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