Ft. Lauderdale Web Design

We are an Ft. Lauderdale-based digital marketing agency that specializes in website design. Our designers are considered strategic artists because the design is an art form. Their years of experience and intuition allow them to create designs that are both functional and visually appealing. Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. This is why we place so much emphasis on feedback and clear communication. Our goal is to combine our industry knowledge with digital expertise to create a website that meets and exceeds your expectations. We’re here to help you with any suggestions, to be transparent, and to listen to your ideas. We’ll trust you on that one. For any questions regarding Ft. Lauderdale Web Design feel free to give our Ultraweb office a call at 800.835.6759.

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Services

WORDPRESS WEBSITES
ECOMMERCE WEBSITES
UI/UX DESIGN
SITE + CONTENT MAKING
BRANDING AND PRINT DESIGN
PHOTOGRAPHY

Why do I need a custom-designed website?

We get this question all the time. The simple answer is that a custom website can help you communicate better with your target audience and express yourself through unique page elements. Your website is a virtual representation of your business, allowing you to reach new customers in the U.S. as well as around the globe. You have this much power and reach. Why wouldn’t it be worth your time to make sure that your website is properly-structured and works exactly as you want?

The design, development, and strategy teams work together to create custom websites that are functional, easy-to-use, search engine friendly, and in line with the client’s goals. Template sites are a popular alternative to custom-designed websites. These sites are usually cheaper but offer less functionality, page features, and layout. A custom website will allow you to avoid compromising performance and spending extra time trying to overcome limitations. Instead, your website will be user-friendly on both the front and back ends, adaptable to changing industry trends and company goals, and has a unique design that allows you to stand out among the rest.

The Design Process for Websites

Let’s now discuss the most important aspect of choosing an agency: the process. Although the term “process” is often vague, it usually refers to how things are done. This is where design agencies often differ and can make a difference in the outcome of a client’s decision. Clients value transparency into the agency’s operations and how they achieve milestones. It’s important to know that there is structure and a timeline in place for ensuring that your website project runs smoothly and that deadlines are met. Our design process is quite straightforward.

Discovery

The “Discovery” phase includes a wireframe and sitemap. The sitemap is a visual representation of how your pages will be laid out in the navigation. It also shows what content will go on each page. The wireframe presentation displays the site layout inboxes. A wireframe can be thought of as the backbone, or skeleton, of your website before any muscle is added.

Design

After everything is approved in the discovery phase, we move on to design. This is the most exciting phase. You’ll have a clear idea of how your site will look. A style guide will be provided to you that will show you the colors, fonts, and other visual elements that will appear on your site. You can go into detail about why we made these decisions, but it usually comes down to user experience or performance. There will be two rounds of comps, with ample time for feedback and review.

Formal Handoff to Development

We allow ample time for client review and feedback before releasing the design to developers. Before we can make the design in code, we want to ensure that you are satisfied with it. After we have received your approval, we will officially hand the design over to our development team so they can bring it to fruition. Although this is the final step in the design process, it doesn’t mean that your website redesign ends there. Next is the development process, followed by content entry/testing, and finally launch.