Websites & Landing Pages
Most sites fail on the first screen. We write the page before we design it, so the visitor knows what you do, who it is for and what to do next — before they scroll.
A website is a sales argument that happens to have pictures.
We treat the page as an argument: claim, proof, objection, ask — then we design around that spine.We start with the offer, the objections and the proof you already have, then lay out the sections in the order a buyer needs them.
Layouts are built against your actual copy, product shots and testimonials, not lorem ipsum — so nothing breaks the week you launch.
Hand-built in Next.js or your existing stack: real image formats, no layout shift, keyboard-navigable, readable on a three-year-old Android.
Events, conversion tracking and a dashboard wired before launch, so the first week of traffic tells you something.
How a site gets built
Four steps, roughly four to six weeks, with something on screen from the first one.
[01]
Frame
We audit what you have, interview whoever talks to customers, and agree the one number the page has to move.
[02]
Write
Section-by-section copy first, signed off as a document, before a single pixel is pushed around.
[03]
Design & build
Desktop and mobile designed together, then built straight through — you review the real page in a browser, not a mockup.
[04]
Launch & measure
DNS, analytics, tracking and a post-launch pass once the first real traffic has told us where people stall.
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