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Web design for business

Composition, typography, graphics and motion shape a website’s character. We combine expressive art direction with a clear interface, on a large screen and in your hand.

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Original graphic composition — Web design
FORM / FEELING / FUNCTION
01

Composition

Use scale and rhythm so the main idea comes first and detail unfolds as people explore.

02

States

Design loading, selection, error and success states. The interface stays coherent beyond the ideal mockup.

03

Motion

Set the pace of transitions and feedback. Motion explains change and reinforces brand character.

DESIGN PLAYGROUND / CONCEPT

From structure
to visual language.

Switch between the wireframe and the finished concept. Then explore the mobile layout: information priorities and arrangement change, not just the frame size.

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01 — navigation / 02 — offer / 03 — action
ATELIERObjects · About

DESIGNED TO STAY

Light shapes
your space.

Warm light. Simple forms. An object that stays with you.

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ATELIERObjects · About

DESIGNED TO STAY

Light shapes
your space.

Warm light. Simple forms. An object that stays with you.

Explore the collection ↗

Interactive concept. Fictional brands and data.

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FROM BRIEF TO BUILD

Logic first.
Character next.

  1. 01

    Journeys

    Define visitor tasks and the information order on key screens.

  2. 02

    Art direction

    Present the concept with project content: typography, grid, colour and imagery.

  3. 03

    Responsive layouts

    Recompose the interface for different sizes and interaction methods.

  4. 04

    Detail

    Assemble components, states and motion specifications for development.

DESIGN NOTES / 01

UX defines the sequence

Before selecting effects, establish why someone opened the page and what helps them progress. Organise the offer, terms, evidence and action in a useful order.

Wireframes help review the journey without colour and artwork getting in the way. Complex flows also need back, cancel and error-recovery paths.

DESIGN NOTES / 02

Typography creates hierarchy

Choose a relationship between headings, body copy, captions and data, rather than a single attractive typeface. Check long names, numbers and translations.

A large headline can be the main expressive device, while forms and tables call for readability and a calmer rhythm.

DESIGN NOTES / 03

Colour and graphics have roles

Separate surfaces, accents, status information and illustration. Action colours should not accidentally compete with decorative details.

In light and dark versions, review imagery, borders, shadows and readability. A simple colour inversion rarely preserves the intended experience.

DESIGN NOTES / 04

Responsive design means recomposition

On mobile, information order, control sizes and density change. A wide three-column screen may become a sequential story with the relevant action close to its content.

Check intermediate widths, longer text and touch interaction. Hover effects must not be the only way to access information.

DESIGN NOTES / 05

Motion designed for implementation

Specify the trigger, participating elements and behaviour on repeated input. Separate interface transitions from decorative scenes.

Agree performance constraints and a simplified version with developers. Essential elements remain accessible when motion is reduced.

DESIGN NOTES / 06

Handover to development

Deliver responsive layouts, components, states and prepared assets. Clarify the difference between a concept presentation and production behaviour.

Review spacing, text wrapping, imagery and feedback in the browser. Design continues through to a carefully implemented result.

FAQ

Questions about website design

Is the design custom?

The concept follows the product, audience and brand. Familiar interface patterns are used where they help people navigate.

Can we keep our brand guidelines?

Yes. We preserve recognisable elements and extend the rules for screens, responsive layouts and motion.

Can you add 3D?

Yes, where it supports the idea. We agree the assets, production and technical constraints before detailed design.

What will our developers receive?

An agreed set of layouts, responsive versions, components, states and assets. Documentation and support are defined in the scope.

How long does it take?

After reviewing screens and artwork, we prepare a staged plan with approvals. Complex journeys and original artwork need their own estimate.

BIG FISH / DESIGN

Different challenges.
A cohesive approach.

SCOPE AND PRICING

The estimate depends on unique screens, UX depth, responsive layouts, artwork and motion complexity. We agree the layout set and implementation support separately.

NEXT / YOUR PROJECT

Find your website’s
visual character.

Show us your product, current website and brand materials. Let’s discuss the experience your new interface should create.

BIG FISH / YOUR STORY

Start
with an idea.

Tell us about your business and project. Let’s discuss the scope, budget and next steps.

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