Wireframe on paper next to a tablet with a web page layout

Corporate web design and UX/UI design

Structure, interfaces and visual identity to make information and paths clear on desktop, tablet and smartphone.

AI-generated

Website design starts with its users: customers, resellers, job applicants and partners may have different needs. We define the information and actions each audience should be able to access.

The project includes page layouts, prototypes and shared visual guidelines that also support future extensions to the website.

Wireframe on paper and layout on tablet, with pencil and color samples
AI-generated

Clarity of contents and ease of use

We organize pages around the information visitors are looking for and the actions they need to take. This work orients menus, hierarchies and content layout.

The structure is then translated into a brand-consistent interface. It is the path we adopt when designing a company website.

What does planning include?

Information architecture

Site map, hierarchies and paths organized according to the needs of your interlocutors.

Wireframes and prototypes

Key page layouts and navigable prototypes to verify content and priorities before investing in development.

Visual system

Typography, colors, grid, images and components declined by your brand in clear and reusable rules.

Responsive design and accessibility

Every page designed for smartphones, tablets and desktops, with contrast, size and keyboard navigation verified.

What you receive

01Site map and routes
Page structure and main flows, shared and approved before the graphics.
02Prototype key pages
Home, service pages and navigable contacts, to decide on something concrete.
03Essential design system
Documented components, styles and usage rules, so new pages remain consistent.
04Files ready for development
Layout and indications for development, with components and behaviors described.

From the brief to the approved prototype

  1. DiscoveryObjectives, audiences, competitors and existing content are collected in a shared brief.
  2. StructureSite map and page schemas define content hierarchies and location.
  3. Visual languageThe graphic system takes shape on key pages, with one or more directions to compare.
  4. VerificationThe prototype is tested and refined with you before moving on to development.

Frequently asked questions

Can we just do the design, without the development?

Yes. We also deliver prototype and specifications to an internal or external development team. In most cases, however, it is better to keep design and development together, so as not to lose information in the transition.

Do you start from our logo and our colors?

Yes, existing identity is the starting point. If the brand does not yet have rules for digital, we define them in the project; if a restyling of the logo is needed, we will report it and evaluate it separately.

How many graphic proposals will we see?

We define the number of graphic directions in the proposal. We present them on pages with representative contents, to allow a concrete evaluation of the choices.

Will the site be accessible?

We design with verified contrasts, text sizes, hierarchies and keyboard navigation. If you have formal accessibility requirements, we include them in the testing criteria from the beginning.

Let’s discuss your project

Tell us about your business, your goals and the tools you use. We will assess your requirements, define the work involved and prepare a proposal.