Education product · Website · 2024
Study Map
Our role: We designed a clearer way for students to explore their education options.
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A website people
can understand.
Make your offer clear, give visitors the answers they need, and make the next action easy to find. We plan, design, and build around that job.
Scope before commitmentResponsive design and buildOwnership agreed in writing
Relevant work
See the thinking.
See the work.
Two examples from our portfolio show how we approach a digital experience and connect it with a brand.
Brand design · Website · 2025
Harizma
Our role: We created a visual identity and digital presence for an automotive concept.
View the portfolio example ↗Explore a live website
Harisma Automotive
Explore the model presentation, dedicated vehicle pages, and contact path on the live site. See how the brand story, product details, and inquiry action connect.
These examples show creative work. We do not have verified conversion or revenue results to publish for them. The documented roles above do not establish a particular platform, integration, or full development scope; we confirm that fit when reviewing your brief.
What we can help with
Choose the job.
Define the scope.
A page count is only part of a website brief. Content, unique layouts, platform, and functions determine the work and the confirmed quote.
Landing pages
One offer, a focused page structure, and a clear next action for a campaign, service, or launch.
Business websites
Connected pages that explain your business, services, and relevant proof, with a contact or inquiry path.
Website redesigns
Review what the current site needs to do, then agree which content, layouts, and functions should change.
More involved projects
CMS, commerce, migration, integrations, and digital products need a separate review. We confirm platform and delivery fit before making a commitment.
Define the essentials
The proposal sets the page and layout list, responsive build, supplied or commissioned content, metadata, contact actions, QA, review rounds, and handover.
Make extra work visible
Copywriting, brand work, CMS, commerce, integrations, migration, custom animation, and ongoing maintenance are included only when specified in the proposal.
How we work
Know what
happens next.
Timing follows the agreed scope, content readiness, and review schedule. You’ll know what we need from you and what you are approving at each stage.
Understand the job
Who is the site for? What do they need to know, and what should they do next? We review your content, current site, platform, and required functions.
Confirm the proposal
Agree the pages and layouts, responsibilities, technical scope, review rounds, price, milestones, and launch plan before work starts.
Design and build
Review the proposed direction and page structure, then the responsive build. Consolidated feedback keeps decisions clear; added work is agreed in writing.
Check and hand over
Check agreed pages, links, forms, and mobile layouts. Confirm access, ownership, ongoing costs, and after-launch support in the handover.
Before you approve
The website.
The responsibilities.
Your proposal should make the handover and ongoing costs as clear as the design work.
Domain and hosting
Confirm who owns the domain and hosting account, who has access, and who pays the renewal and platform fees. Account setup and any migration are agreed before launch.
Files, content, and access
Specify the final approved source files, project access, and content you receive, when they transfer, and any third-party license limits. Existing content and asset rights remain part of the brief.
Changes and review
The proposal states the included review rounds and acceptance criteria. Changes to the agreed scope receive a written price and schedule before work starts.
Support after launch
Agree the defect correction period, handover guidance, and any maintenance arrangement. Hosting, software, licensed assets, and ongoing support have separate costs unless included.
A useful next step
Planning a project?
Already have quotes?
Choose the route that answers your next question. An estimate is indicative; a person reviews the brief before a confirmed proposal.
Prefer to talk through the brief?
Tell us what
you’re building.
Send your current site or references, the site goal, required pages and functions, copy readiness, and target date. We’ll review the project and the next step.
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