
ORION
A multi-page website for a Border Guard unit
View case studyDesign that sets your brand apart and walks the visitor to the enquiry form. We work in Figma and hand developers tidy layouts with a design system.
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In detail
A pretty picture isn’t the goal. We design for action: so a visitor understands your offer in seconds, trusts you and presses the button. Every layout has a clear hierarchy: the main thing big, the proof close by, the call to action exactly where the eye looks for it.
First we show a moodboard and concept — a direction that’s easy to adjust before dozens of screens are drawn. Once it’s agreed, we detail every page and turn repeated elements into a UI kit: buttons, fields, cards, type and colours. The site looks consistent, and new pages can be assembled from ready blocks.
The mobile version is not a shrunken desktop. We rebuild the blocks for a narrow screen and a thumb. Animation and micro-interactions go where they help — hinting what to tap, showing state, adding brand character — without slowing the site down.
One example is the Orion unit website: a dark identity with turquoise and amber accents, video and a 3D chevron on the first screen and smooth scrolling — and still a short application form that’s easy to fill in on a phone.
We hand over Figma files with components, element states and an animation spec. Developers don’t have to guess spacing or button behaviour — and what ships matches the design. No developers? We’ll build it ourselves: see landing page or corporate website.
Template design “like everyone else’s”, where the brand is impossible to tell from a competitor. Or the opposite — a layout so creative that visitors can’t find the enquiry button. We look for balance: a recognisable brand character, with familiar patterns wherever the user takes action.
Another problem is design with no mobile version, or a token one, and layouts that can’t be built as drawn: unlicensed fonts, effects that slow the page down. We check every decision for buildability and speed before handoff.
Web design costs from $80 and takes 1–3 days. The price depends on the number of pages and the level of design: basic, custom or premium with animation and 3D. Get an estimate in the calculator (the “Design only” type); the exact price is fixed after the brief.
Process
We gather goals, audience, sites you like and your existing brand materials.
up to 1 dayWe show the direction — colours, type, imagery, animation style — and agree on it before the details.
1 dayWe design every page for desktop and mobile and assemble the UI kit and styles.
1–3 daysWe prepare the files with components, states and an animation spec.
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Questions
From $80. The price depends on the number of pages and the level of design. We fix the exact figure after the brief.
1–3 days. We show the moodboard and concept first to agree on the direction before the details.
Yes. We’ll hand over Figma files with a UI kit and a spec for your developers — or build the site ourselves if you prefer.
Yes. We keep recognisable elements — logo, photos, brand colours — and refresh the presentation.
Figma: every page for desktop and mobile, a UI kit, styles and an animation spec.
A short brief: site goals, audience, sites you like, and your logo and brand colours if you have them. No brand identity yet? We can design a logo and style separately.
We agree on the concept before the details, so big rework is rare. The number of iterations is fixed in the proposal before we start.