Web design that makes sense to customers and drives leads

It depends on the page count, research depth and how quickly feedback comes from your side. We set a staged work plan at the start.

A completed brief, your logo and brand guidelines if available, copy or key messages, reference sites you like, and access to your current site and analytics.

We make revisions at each stage - prototype, concept and inner pages. The number of rounds is agreed in the contract to keep the process predictable.

Yes. We support development and answer developers' questions. Our team can also build the website end-to-end.

Web design defines how the site looks and how people move through it: structure, prototypes, visual style and responsive layouts. Development turns those layouts into a working site with code, an admin panel and integrations. You can order only the design for your own developers or have us handle both stages.

A template works when you need to test an idea quickly and have no particular requirements for how the company is presented. A custom design is built around your goals, audience and brand identity, so the site stands out and is easier to grow later. If you are unsure, we will look at your goals together and tell you honestly which option makes more sense.

Yes. We start by reviewing what works on the current site and what gets in users' way: structure, navigation, forms and the mobile version. From there we can refresh only the visuals or rebuild the structure completely. The scope of the redesign is agreed after that review.

You receive the source design files with every page, element state and responsive version, plus a UI kit for developers. Once paid for, the rights to the design pass to you, as stated in the contract. You are free to hand the layouts to any development team.

Yes, we design sites with Uzbek, Russian and English versions and plan for different text lengths in each language from the start. Our office is in Tashkent, but we work online with clients from other regions and abroad through calls, shared access to the layouts and stage-by-stage approvals.