HELLO DESIGN · ATHENS
Website Design & DevelopmentYour brand.
A clearer digital presence.
Our website design and development starts with your business and the people visiting it. We work with you on the structure, content and design, so visitors can find what they need and understand what you offer.
A new website, or a better next version.
You may be launching a business, presenting a growing portfolio or replacing a website that no longer reflects your work. We begin with what visitors need to understand and what you need the website to achieve.
Before moving into design, explore what to clarify about your brand before building a website.
THE SCOPE
Defined deliverables.
Shared expectations.
Information architecture
A map of the pages (the sitemap), their priorities and the routes visitors can follow to find what they need.
Brand-led interface design
Design for the agreed page templates, connecting typography, imagery and navigation with your visual identity.
Responsive development
Responsive design adapts the layout to desktop, tablet and mobile screens. The functionality and how you will manage the content are defined in the proposal.
Content and search foundations
Page hierarchy, headings, information for search engines (metadata) and image descriptions. Copywriting, translations, content entry and migration are scoped explicitly.
Testing and handover
Checks of key pages, navigation and forms, followed by the agreed publishing and handover steps.
The proposal identifies the pages, templates, functions and revision rounds included. It also clarifies any hosting, domain, third-party licences, copywriting, photography or ongoing support required.
How your website design and development project progresses.
- 01
Define
Agree the audiences, goals, sitemap and required functions.
- 02
Design
Review the page structure and visual direction before development.
- 03
Build
Develop the agreed templates and bring the content together.
- 04
Launch
Check the key journeys, resolve the agreed issues and publish.
Before we begin.
Can you work with our existing identity?
Yes. We can develop the website around an established identity. If parts of the identity need updating, we define that work separately before design begins.
Can an existing website be redesigned?
Yes. We first review its content, structure and essential functions. Any content migration, URL changes and redirects are included in the agreed scope.
What determines the investment?
The number of distinct page templates, functionality, languages and available content all affect the scope. Content creation, migration and external services are clarified in the proposal, so the price can be assessed against specific deliverables.
How do we agree a launch date?
We work backwards from your target date and agree the design, development, content and review stages. The schedule depends on when source material is ready and who approves each stage. Tell us about a fixed deadline in the first enquiry.
Let’s talk about your idea.
Tell us what you need from your website design and development project. If you already have a site, share the link. We’ll talk through the pages, functions, languages and timing together.
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Before we begin, we talk through what you need, how we’ll work together and what you’ll receive. Our proposal brings those decisions together so you know what your project includes and how we’ll move forward.
Final files & guidance
We explain which files and guidance you’ll receive and how to use them. The proposal lists the logo versions, print artwork, digital assets or website handover included, along with file formats and any editable source files.
Revisions & approvals
We agree when we’ll review the work together and how many rounds of changes are included. If a new need comes up, or an approved direction changes, we discuss the effect on the work, cost and schedule before going ahead.
What we’ll need from you
We let you know which copy, photographs, existing files or technical details will help. We also agree who brings feedback together, who gives final approval and when we’ll need the material.
Licences & ongoing support
We talk through any font, image or third-party licences and who handles production. The proposal also makes clear what support is included after handover. Website updates and new applications can be agreed separately.
A few thoughts for our first conversation.
A short brief to help you talk with your team about what you want to achieve, who you want to reach and what you need. Note what you know. You don’t need to have everything worked out, and the budget range is optional.
Download the fillable project brief (PDF, 1 page, 529 KB)Or prepare the short brief online ↗
Our proposal will explain the work, fees and schedule in detail.