Let’s hop on a Discovery Call to learn about your wants, needs, and business objectives for working together. We’ll develop a customized proposal detailing a suggested scope of work, timeline, and process.
We’ll bring your brand to life with a refreshed brand identity, or a whole new one from scratch, with logos, colors, messaging. A cohesive style guide you can apply to digital, and print applications.
We’ll dive into competitive research, mood boarding, and brainstorming to build out an initial layout, and begin making design choices.
Now that all the brand strategy we did in the beginning is progressing. Here’s where we’ll apply brand colors, and images to the wireframes to bring to life the final design of your website.
This is when we’ll put together a UX Wireframe for your website. We walk-through it page-by-page, ensuring it meets your goals, and expectations for your upcoming launch.
Once your final design is approved, and we get a “go-ahead,” we’ll start on the website development process.
Who loves a site that underperforms? We don't! It's on our top 10 hate lists. Naturally, we test your website again, and again on several platforms across mobile and desktop to make sure it’s performing top notch, and meeting our obsessive high standards.
While you get the champagne out, there are like 25 website launch checklists we have to tick off before we can hand it over to you, such as: Check for broken links, CSS, missing images/content, and all of that headache causing stuff.
Expect speedy site load, clean, and exceptionally good code quality with Webflow. With WordPress and other systems' code, they can quickly become cluttered due to the extensive need for plugins.
When you take over your website. You'll be surprised to see that the website content can easily be edited, and maintained. Hooray! No-coding needed anymore!
With Webflow, there’s no need to update your software, or manage outdated plugins. That means less time spent on DevOps, and more time on…well, whatever you want.
Webflow’s globally-distributed AWS-powered hosting stack, keeps your site running smoothly―making both site visitors, and search engines happy.
That's actually okay, considering what you’re getting. Webflow is more expensive depending on which plan you go with. Yes, WordPress is free, but you would have to pay for your hosting.