Web design, from structure to pixel. Wireframes, visual design, and a design system to build with.
Tell me what isn't working or what's taking up too much of your time, and I'll let you know what I would do and roughly what it would cost. You'll be speaking directly to me, not an account manager.

For us, web design isn't a separate step but a continuous thread: from wireframe to visual design to development in Webflow. We build what we design. This ensures we don't design anything that becomes too expensive to build, and we don't build anything that looks different from the design.
You have a brand identity but no site to match. Your current site is a template that your business has been shoehorned into. You want a design that works on a phone, not just on a designer's screen. Or perhaps you have a design from another agency that no one can build.
Structure before style: what goes where and why, before any color is applied. Readability on every size, from a wide monitor to an old phone. Motion that tells a story, not just because it's possible. And a design system: buttons, cards, headings, spacing, and colors as reusable components. This keeps the site consistent when you add pages yourself later on.
In Figma, with you involved. First, the most important pages as wireframes, then as visual designs, and finally the rest as a system. You watch live and provide feedback directly in Figma. Then we build it in Webflow, using the same components as in the design. We design animations alongside the page, not as an afterthought.
Designs for desktop and mobile, a style guide, and the source files in Figma. Everything is yours. For Bistrobar Beaune we used this approach to design and build a site where photography and motion convey the atmosphere of the venue.
Design is usually part of a website project and is included in the fixed price. Standalone design, for example for an in-house development team, is also possible and is priced based on the number of unique pages. Two rounds of feedback are standard.
If you are looking for a logo or a complete brand identity, we don't do that ourselves. We have partners for that. We translate a brand identity to the screen. And if you already have a design in Figma, we can also just handle the build.
The steps: wireframe design and visual design. Motion: animation and interaction. The build: Webflow development.
Every web design project starts in Figma, with wireframes and a clickable prototype before any build begins.



















Web design is part of the project price, usually a third to a half, depending on the number of unique pages. A design without the build is also possible, at a fixed price agreed upfront.
Wireframes are usually ready within a week, and the visual design follows in two to three weeks. The lead time mainly depends on the number of feedback rounds.
For logos and brand identity, we work with dedicated partners who specialize in that. We translate the identity to the web: color, typography, and components that work online. That way brand and site come from one process, each handled by a specialist.
Yes. We regularly build designs from designers and agencies, for example from Figma. We first check whether the design works technically and tell you honestly where it needs adjusting.
Contrast, readable font sizes, keyboard navigation, and meaningful headings are standard in the design. Full WCAG compliance is a separate assignment.