Web Design Company
in Seattle

The cost depends on the number of page designs, whether you need branding or an online store, how many feedback rounds you want and how custom the visuals are. A single landing page costs far less than a full redesign with branding and ecommerce layouts. We give you a fixed quote after a short discovery call, so you know the price before design starts.

It depends on the number of pages, whether branding is included and how quickly feedback comes back from your side. Feedback rounds are often the longest part of a project, so we schedule them in advance. During discovery we set a written timeline with a date for each milestone, and weekly design reviews show you whether the project is on track.

Yes. We design every page as a set of reusable sections, so your team can add pages, change text and swap images without breaking the layout. The design is set up in an editor such as WordPress, Shopify or Webflow, and before launch we train your team and give you a short guide. For new layouts, you can call us in whenever you need help.

Yes. Every layout is designed for phones first and checked on real devices before handoff. We plan clear headings, readable text, fast-loading images and simple navigation, which help both visitors and search engines. Page titles, descriptions and structure are part of the design brief, so the site launches ready for search rather than needing expensive fixes after it goes live.

Yes. Once your new design is live, we can host the site on fast, secure servers and take care of updates, backups and security checks. If you prefer your own hosting, we set the site up there and hand over everything you need. Design updates, new pages and seasonal changes can be booked as a monthly plan or one request at a time.

You do. The design files, the style guide, the images we create and the final website belong to you, and the contract says so. We hand over editable source files, not just exports. If you later want another designer or team to work on the site, they can pick up exactly where we left off without asking our permission or starting again.

Choose a web design company in Seattle that can explain how it learns about your users before designing. Ask a finalist what research it did on one past project and what changed because of it. Review a real handoff file to see whether components are named and organized. Ask how accessibility is checked. Then confirm in writing which pages and templates the proposal covers.