Corestead Digital service
Website UX, Structure and Visual Design
This phase turns the approved scope into an interface people can understand and use across desktop, tablet and mobile.
What this service includes
Information architecture and navigation
Wireframes, user journeys and call-to-action paths
Visual design system and reusable components
Prototype review before development starts
How the work runs
Design is not decoration. It is where content hierarchy, forms, navigation, responsive behavior and key decisions become specific enough to implement and test.
- Map the pages and important user paths.
- Review content order, forms and calls to action in wireframes.
- Define typography, spacing, color and component states.
- Review responsive behavior before development.
When this is a good fit
- The current site is difficult to navigate or does not guide visitors to action.
- A team needs to agree on the experience before build starts.
- A new visual system or conversion path is needed.
Common questions
Do you design before writing code?
For substantial website builds, yes. Approved structure and visual direction reduce rework during implementation.
Does UX cover mobile?
Yes. Mobile use is designed as a real context, not treated as a final desktop cleanup.
Do we need final copy before design?
Final copy is best, but a clear message hierarchy and content structure are enough to begin the design phase.