A good-looking site that nobody contacts is an expensive brochure. I design around the decision your visitor is trying to make, so the next step is always obvious and the page earns the call.
Designed and built by the same person, so nothing is lost in handover
Everything is given equal weight, so nothing stands out. The visitor reads, nods, and leaves without doing anything.
Most of your traffic is on a phone. If the design was shrunk rather than designed for that screen, the phone visitor gets the worst version.
Same stock photography, same layout, same wording as every competitor. Nothing tells a visitor why you rather than the next result.
From the layout down to how a button behaves when a thumb hits it.
Layout and structure built around what your customer is deciding, so the page answers the question they arrived with.
Designed at phone width first and desktop second, because that is the order your visitors actually arrive in.
Colour, type and imagery that hold together across the site, so it looks like one considered thing rather than assembled parts.
Readable text, real contrast, keyboard navigation and proper labels. It widens your audience and it is the right thing to build.
Who lands here, what they need to know, and what they should do next. That drives the layout, not the other way around.
We agree the look while it is still quick to change, rather than after a whole site is built in it.
You review real pages on your own phone. A flat mockup hides how the thing actually behaves.
Spacing, type sizes and contrast checked on real devices, because those details are the difference between fine and finished.
Sometimes the structure is sound and the site needs better type, spacing and clearer calls to action. That is cheaper and faster. I will say so if that is what I find rather than selling you a rebuild.
Yes, if you want to. I can build it so the parts you will realistically change are editable, and leave the rest fixed so the design cannot drift out of shape.
If you have a brand, I design within it. If you do not, we can settle colour, type and tone as part of the project.
The site sets the visual system and I can hand over the colours, fonts and spacing rules so anything else you produce stays consistent.
Send me your current site. I will tell you what is working, what is costing you enquiries, and what I would change first.