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The site doesn't convert.
Traffic comes in. Few of the right people reach out. The page looks fine, but it doesn't move them.
04 · Website design
Built around the job the page has to do.
Not around a template aesthetic.
Most sites are templates dressed up with a logo. They look fine. They don't convert — because conversion isn't something a template can be told to do. A site has to be designed around what it needs the visitor to do, what the business needs from the visitor, and how those two things line up.
That's the work. The craft follows from the diagnosis.
Symptoms that point to a site rebuild.
02
The site doesn't represent the work.
The business has outgrown what the site says about it. Visitors get a less impressive version of the reality.
03
The site doesn't exist yet.
The most common version of this engagement. The business is real, the work is real, but the page either isn't there or isn't credible enough to send a prospect to.
04
The copy doesn't sound like the team.
Generic, AI-flavoured, or copied from a competitor. The team reads it and says "that isn't us."
Brief → structure → design → build.
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Brief
What does the site need to do? Who does it need to do it for? What does success look like — not in traffic, in business outcomes?
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Information design
The structure of the page. The order, the hierarchy, the proof, the calls-to-action. Settled on paper before anything visual.
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Visual design & copy
The look and the words in parallel. Both are craft. Both have to land together, or the page doesn't work.
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Build
Static HTML, Next.js, or a headless CMS depending on the engagement. Optimised. Documented. Ready to evolve.
A site that does its actual job.
Tell us what the page needs to do. We'll tell you whether a rebuild is the right call.