WEBSITE DESIGN & DEV

A website built for how buyers actually decide, not how it looks in a portfolio

SaaS buyers, B2B decision-makers, and DTC consumers in the US market have high standards and short attention spans. A website built for conversion has its CTA architecture, trust signal placement, and buyer journey mapped before a single component is designed. We build for that.

Delivered in 6 to 8 weeks · Tracked from day one · Built to scale in your design system
This is for you if

This is for businesses that need a website to do actual work

You are a SaaS company, B2B services firm, DTC brand, or healthcare practice building a site that needs to convert from the moment it goes live. You are not looking for a template. You want conversion architecture, a proper design system, and tracking built in before anyone lands on the page.

Your current site was built when the company was smaller, by a team that prioritised aesthetics or shipping speed over conversion logic. Traffic is there but the site is not producing leads or signups at the rate the business needs. You need a rebuild that fixes the structural problems, not a reskin.

You are expanding into a new segment, launching a new product, or entering a market where your current site architecture does not serve the new buyer. You need a site that can grow with the company, managed through a design system that keeps quality consistent as the team scales.

What's broken

Four things most website builds in the US market get wrong

Built for aesthetics, not conversion

Design-led agencies produce visually sophisticated work that performs poorly. The hero is beautiful. The scroll animations are impressive. The CTA is buried, the trust signals are in the wrong order, and the buyer has no clear path from interest to action. A great-looking site and a site that converts are not the same thing.

No information architecture

Pages are built around what the design system can do or what the product team wanted to showcase. They are not built around how a buyer in your category actually evaluates options. For SaaS: feature pages are not structured around buyer jobs-to-be-done. For B2B services: case studies are buried three clicks deep. The structure does not serve the buyer journey.

No conversion tracking built in at launch

The site ships without GA4 configured properly, without conversion events set up, and without any attribution framework in place. Growth teams spend the first six months retrofitting tracking onto a site that was not built for it. Data from the launch period is gone.

No design system built for scale

The site is built as a one-off. Components are inconsistent. The team cannot extend the site without introducing visual and structural inconsistencies. Every new landing page requires a developer. Six months after launch, the site is already fragmenting.

What we engineer

Six deliverables, sequenced in the right order

Discovery session and brief

A structured discovery session covering your buyers, your competitive landscape, your current conversion performance, and the specific business outcomes the new site needs to produce. For SaaS and B2B clients, we map the full buyer journey from awareness to decision.

Sitemap and information architecture

We map every page required, organised by buyer intent and funnel stage. For SaaS clients, this includes the full marketing site hierarchy, pricing page strategy, and feature-to-persona mapping. For B2B services, this includes case study architecture and service page structure.

Wireframes

Every key page is wireframed before any design work begins. CTA placement, social proof positioning, objection handling, and content hierarchy are confirmed at this stage. This is where conversion decisions are made, not in the design file.

Design system and responsive build

We build a component-based design system in Webflow or a custom stack, structured for scale. Every component is documented. New pages and landing pages can be built by your team without breaking visual consistency. All pages are built responsively across devices.

CMS configuration and training

The CMS is configured so marketing and content teams can manage the site independently. For Webflow builds, the editor experience is configured separately from the Designer so non-technical team members can publish content without touching structure.

Analytics and tracking integration

GA4 implementation, conversion event configuration, and tracking for all key buyer actions before launch. For SaaS clients, we configure product signups, trial starts, and demo requests as tracked conversions. For B2B, we track form submissions, phone clicks, and content downloads.

What changes

Four things that are different after launch

Before
After
Before Design-led agencies produce visually sophisticated work that performs poorly. The hero is beautiful. The scroll animations are impressive. The CTA is buried, the trust signals are in the wrong order, and the buyer has no clear path from interest to action. A great-looking site and a site that converts are not the same thing.
After The CTA architecture, trust signal sequencing, and page hierarchy are built around how your specific buyers evaluate options and make decisions. More visitors take a next step instead of navigating away.
Before Pages are built around what the design system can do or what the product team wanted to showcase. They are not built around how a buyer in your category actually evaluates options. For SaaS: feature pages are not structured around buyer jobs-to-be-done. For B2B services: case studies are buried three clicks deep. The structure does not serve the buyer journey.
After Whether a visitor arrives on a feature page, a case study, a pricing page, or a blog post, they have a clear path to the next step. The journey is built into the structure, not left to chance.
Before The site ships without GA4 configured properly, without conversion events set up, and without any attribution framework in place. Growth teams spend the first six months retrofitting tracking onto a site that was not built for it. Data from the launch period is gone.
After Every channel, every page, and every conversion action is tracked from the moment the site launches. No retroactive setup. No missing data from the launch window. Growth decisions are made with complete attribution.
Before The site is built as a one-off. Components are inconsistent. The team cannot extend the site without introducing visual and structural inconsistencies. Every new landing page requires a developer. Six months after launch, the site is already fragmenting.
After Components are documented and reusable. New landing pages, product pages, and campaign pages can be built by your team without breaking visual or structural consistency. The site grows with the company.
How it works

How we build it

  1. 01

    Discovery

    One structured session covering your buyers, your market, your current performance gaps, and the specific business outcomes the website must produce. For SaaS and B2B, buyer journey mapping is completed in this session.

  2. 02

    Architecture and wireframes

    Sitemap, information architecture, and wireframes for every key page. CTA placement, proof positioning, objection handling, and funnel logic are all resolved before design begins.

  3. 03

    Design and build

    Component-based design system, page design to the approved wireframes, and full responsive development in Webflow or a custom stack. All components are documented for your team before handover.

  4. 04

    Launch and handover

    Full GA4 and tracking setup, QA across browsers and devices, and launch. CMS and Webflow editor training is delivered for your marketing and content teams, with documentation for every component.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions about Website Design & Development

How long does a website build take?

A standard build takes 6 to 8 weeks from discovery to launch. Larger sites with more pages, custom integrations, or complex design systems take longer. You receive a fixed project timeline before work starts, not an estimate that expands mid-project.

Do you build in Webflow or custom code?

We build in Webflow for most marketing site and SaaS projects because it gives marketing teams full content control without developer dependency. For projects requiring custom functionality, complex integrations, or performance requirements that Webflow cannot meet, we build on a custom stack. We recommend the platform that fits your team and your growth plan.

Do we need to provide the content?

You provide source material: your positioning, your product or service detail, your differentiation. We structure it, write it for conversion, and place it according to the wireframe hierarchy. You review and approve at every stage before anything is developed.

Can you redesign our current site instead of rebuilding?

A rebuild produces better outcomes than a redesign when the information architecture is the problem. Redesigning on top of a broken structure does not fix conversion performance. We will give you a direct recommendation after a diagnostic of your current site.

What ongoing support do you offer after launch?

We deliver full CMS access, a documented design system, and a training session. Ongoing support for landing page builds, conversion rate optimisation, and performance tracking is available on a retainer. Nothing is locked in at launch unless you choose to continue.

Our team

The people behind the work

Not a black box. Real specialists you can call, with their names on the work.

Niraj Raut

Niraj Raut

Founder — Ecommerce SEO
Keshab Joshi

Keshab Joshi

PPC Expert
Hawrry Bhattarai

Hawrry Bhattarai

Google Ads Expert
Arogya Rijal

Arogya Rijal

SaaS SEO Expert
Start here

Start with a website diagnostic

Most website conversion problems are visible within 20 minutes of looking at the right data. We will audit your current site against the buyer journey it needs to serve, or if you are starting from scratch, map the conversion architecture your build needs before a line of code is written.