Q3 · 2026 · 2 engagement slots open 18-month avg retention · 96% client satisfaction · Atlanta · Asheville · Remote Last ship · 4d ago  
§03Web Design

Sites that convert under stress.

Flag semaphore — W

Fast, accessible, conversion-shaped builds. Custom-coded or in your CMS — measured against revenue, not design awards. The site is a sales asset, so we build it like one.

Get a quote → What ships
01
0.8s
median LCP across new builds
02
+44%
conversion rate vs. prior site
03
100%
lighthouse accessibility passes
04
6–10
weeks to a launched marketing site
§AWhat ships

The deliverables, named up front.

01
WordPress, Webflow, or custom Next.js build
02
Sub-second LCP & AA accessibility baseline
03
Conversion-rate-optimized layout patterns
04
Design tokens & a component library you own
§BScope, expanded

What each pillar
actually covers.

  1. —01

    Discovery

    Audience, goals, and current funnel data. We design against numbers and user behavior, not internal preferences or the loudest opinion in the room.

  2. —02

    Design

    A component-first design system — tokens, type ramp, motion vocabulary. You own the Figma file and the decisions behind it.

  3. —03

    Build

    WordPress or Webflow for fast iteration; Next.js when you need real engineering. Hand-off includes documentation, not a shrug.

  4. —04

    Optimize

    Heatmaps, session replays, and on-page experiments. The launch is the starting line — we keep moving the conversion rate after it.

§CThe numbers
kpi · 01
0.8s
median Largest Contentful Paint across new builds
kpi · 02
+44%
median conversion-rate lift versus the site we replaced
kpi · 03
100%
of builds pass a Lighthouse accessibility audit at launch
§DTools we operate

What runs under the hood.

WordPress· Webflow· Next.js· Figma· Vercel· PostHog· Hotjar
§EEngagement runtime

How a web design
engagement runs.

  1. 01
    Discovery & strategy
    Week 0–2

    Audience, goals, funnel data, and a content inventory. We define what every page is supposed to make happen before we draw a box.

    → next
  2. 02
    Design system
    Week 2–5

    Tokens, components, and key page layouts in Figma. You review against goals, not taste, and sign off before we build.

    → next
  3. 03
    Build & QA
    Week 5–9

    Production build with performance and accessibility baked in, not bolted on. Cross-device QA before anything goes live.

    → next
  4. 04
    Launch & optimize
    Week 10 →

    Ship, then watch. Heatmaps, replays, and experiments keep lifting the conversion rate after the confetti settles.

    ongoing
§FWeb Design FAQs

Specifically about
web design.

Who owns the site after launch?

You do — fully. The WordPress install, Webflow workspace, Git repo, and Figma file are all yours. Stay on retainer if you want, but you’re never locked in or held hostage.

How long does a full site take?

A marketing site runs 6–10 weeks. App marketing plus docs and a blog is 10–14. Tighter scope ships faster — we’ll give you a real timeline, not a hopeful one.

Can you build it on WordPress?

Yes — it’s our default for content-heavy sites a team needs to own and update. We build on a clean block-based theme with performance and accessibility handled from the first commit.

§GDisqualifier

Not the right fit if…

  1. —01 You want a “pretty” site with no measurable goal behind it.
  2. —02 You need to ship in two weeks with no discovery.
  3. —03 You won’t expose analytics or conversion data to us.
§HPairs well with
Ready when you are

Build it fast.
Build it to convert.

Tell us what the site needs to do and where the current one falls short. We respond inside 24 hours with a candid read on scope, timeline, and approach.