Visitors don’t find the next step
Visitors can read about your services but struggle to find evidence, compare options or contact you. Important details are buried, and the next step is unclear on key pages.
Design & UX
Designer-led websites with clear structure, a visual identity that fits your business and a straightforward path to the next step.
In short
DJWP designs websites around the visitor’s next step: site structure first, then wireframes, then a finished visual design for desktop and mobile. We can also develop an existing Figma design or collaborate with your designer.
Problems we solve
Visitors can read about your services but struggle to find evidence, compare options or contact you. Important details are buried, and the next step is unclear on key pages.
Your services and experience have changed, but the website still describes an earlier version of the business. Visitors cannot see the work you now want to be hired for.
On a phone, text is hard to read, forms feel long and buttons are difficult to tap. The layout makes everyday tasks harder than they are on a desktop.
The finished site differs from the design you approved. Spacing, form behavior and mobile layouts were left open to interpretation, leaving you to spot and explain the gaps.
What you get
Related work
How we build
We start with the decisions visitors need to make on each page. We agree what information belongs there and what action follows, then use that order to guide the layout and visual emphasis.
We use your actual services, photos and case details while designing. This reveals missing information and awkward content lengths early, so you can review the page as a customer would before approving its design.
We compare layouts across the site before treating a page as a special case. Shared patterns make familiar tasks easier to recognize, while exceptions are kept for content that needs a different presentation.
We consider contrast, readable text, keyboard navigation and visible focus during design. We also discuss how images, fonts and motion may affect loading, so these requirements can be carried through to development and testing.
We agree on pages, content and the visitor’s main next step.
Key pages as simple layouts — fast to review and change.
Desktop, tablet and mobile designs in your visual identity.
Reusable components ready for development — ours or your team’s.
Further reading
Most service pages describe the company. We structure them around the questions visitors need answered before they get in touch.
Owners of a hand-built French range judge a repair service before they read a word. The design had to earn that trust, then answer very specific questions.
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Questions
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly — we usually reply within one business day.
Ask about your projectYes. We review layouts and functionality together, clarify responsive behavior and missing states, then develop the design faithfully.
Every page is designed and tested for mobile, tablet and desktop. For most local businesses, mobile is where the majority of customers arrive.
It depends on what you need, and we agree it at the start. We can plan the content and write or edit the key texts — headings, service descriptions, calls to action — or work with texts you provide. Specialist content, such as legal or medical details, stays with you; we shape it for the web.
Often, yes. We first review the existing platform, templates and editing setup to see what can be reused. Then we explain which changes can stay within the current site and where technical limits would make a broader rebuild worth considering.
Start with your goals, the services you want to promote, examples of sites you like or dislike and any existing brand assets. Share the current site address if you have one. We then identify missing content and any access needed to review the site.
Our focus is website design. We can adapt an existing identity for the web through color, typography and icons. If you need a new logo or a broader identity, we can coordinate with your brand designer and use their work across the site.
Let’s talk about your website
A new website, a useful feature or a fix. Tell us what you need.