A selection of organisations that have trusted Techora to design, build, and scale critical digital products.
Eight practice areas - each with defined deliverables, technology tags, and deep links where a dedicated spoke exists.
Tabbed by category - not a tool religion. We pick Webflow, Shopify, WordPress, or headless based on who edits the site and what it has to convert.
A senior designer - not a salesperson - reviews your current site and returns a UX teardown with quick wins within one business day. If your site only needs a few fixes, not a redesign, we'll say that too.
Sector-specific UX patterns and compliance contexts — not generic app templates. See all industries →
Same senior design bar across every model - pick the shape that matches your roadmap and internal capacity.
Senior UI/UX designers, a CRO specialist, and a front-end designer-developer who embed directly into your marketing team. Best for brands running always-on campaigns, frequent landing pages, and continuous site optimisation without a hiring cycle.
Deploy a dedicated pod → →Flexible access to specialised UX researchers, visual designers, and Webflow experts for fluid scopes. Scale capacity up or down through fast-moving sprints tied strictly to your actual weekly requirements.
Estimate your project → →Built for a new brand launch, a full website redesign, or a campaign microsite. Delivers an approved, accessible, build-ready design within a fixed timeline and transparent milestone plan.
Estimate your project → →Industry · Challenge · Solution · Outcome. See all work →
A homepage listing 40+ features buried the demo CTA, confused buyers about who the product was for, and pushed paid-search cost per lead past $380.
A positioning-led redesign with role-based landing paths, a two-step demo form, and message-matched ad pages – 2.4× more demo requests, 38% lower cost per lead, and a 1.6s mobile LCP.
Read case study →Twelve clinics ran on separate, inaccessible sites with no online booking, so 80% of appointments still came through a busy phone line.
One accessible design system across every location, a three-step booking flow, and provider search by symptom - 41% of appointments now booked online and full WCAG 2.2 AA conformance.
Read case study →82% of traffic arrived on mobile, but a desktop-first theme, slow image-heavy pages, and a five-step checkout left most carts abandoned.
A mobile-first Shopify redesign with story-led product pages, a one-page checkout, and bundle merchandising – 47% higher mobile conversion, 22% higher average order value, and zero ranking loss.
Read case study →Not generic agency claims. Differentiators that matter when you're evaluating a website design partner.
A real Figma prototype every sprint, not a moodboard and a promise. Your stakeholders click through the actual journeys on their actual phones before anything goes to build.
Every page starts with one measurable goal. Heatmaps, funnel data, and A/B test plans shape the layout - so design decisions are defended with numbers, not taste.
Designers who understand Webflow, Shopify, WordPress, and Next.js constraints - so what you approve is what ships, without a painful hand-off to a separate dev shop.
Colour contrast, focus states, motion, and image budgets are designed in from wireframe one - not flagged by an audit a week before launch.
A cadence built for design work - a clickable prototype every week, no black-box sprints.
Map audiences, goals, competitors, and what your current analytics and heatmaps reveal. Exit with a prioritised problem list, sitemap, and success metrics.
Sitemap, page hierarchy, and messaging built from real content - not lorem ipsum. Conversion paths and form flows agreed before any visual design.
Low-fidelity wireframes for every key template, tested with real users. Layout problems fixed while they're still cheap to fix.
High-fidelity designs, responsive breakpoints, and a reusable component library. Clickable prototypes reviewed with your team every week.
Usability tests, WCAG 2.2 AA review, and image, font, and motion budgets checked against Core Web Vitals. Fixed in design, not logged as debt.
Developer-ready specs, tokens, and assets - or we build it ourselves. URL mapping, analytics events, and design QA on the live site before launch.
A/B tests, new landing pages, and CRO sprints from real user data. Optional retainer for campaigns, seasonal refreshes, and ongoing design work.
Cost, timelines, platforms, and ownership - the decision-stage questions your marketing team will ask.
Cost tracks scope: number of unique page templates, depth of custom design, research and testing, and whether you need design only or design plus build. We give you a line-item estimate after a scoping call, before any commitment – so you can compare it against other quotes on the same terms.
A focused marketing site typically takes 2–4 weeks from discovery to approved design. A larger redesign with research, a design system, and 15+ templates usually runs 6–10 weeks. You’ll see a clickable prototype every week, not just a final reveal.
Design decides what the site says, how it’s structured, and how it looks and feels – research, content, wireframes, UI, and prototypes. Development turns the approved design into a working site. We do both under one roof, so nothing gets lost in the hand-off.
Custom, every time. We design from your content, audience, and conversion goals rather than a purchased theme. Where speed matters, we build a reusable design system so new pages stay consistent without starting from scratch.
It depends on who edits the site and what it has to do. Webflow suits design-led marketing sites your team updates visually. WordPress suits content-heavy sites with frequent publishing. Shopify suits product-led commerce. Headless earns its place when speed and multi-channel content matter most. We recommend a platform after understanding your team, not by default.
Not if it’s done properly. We audit existing URLs, traffic, and rankings before design starts, keep high-performing content in the new structure, map every redirect, and monitor Search Console through launch. Rankings usually hold and often improve, because the new design is faster and clearer.
Every page gets one primary goal and a measurable KPI. We base layouts on heatmaps, funnel data, and user testing, set up GA4 events at launch, and plan the first A/B tests before go-live – so you can see which pages and campaigns produce leads, not just traffic.
You do – 100%. Figma files, the design system, fonts and asset licences, the code, and hosting accounts are set up under your accounts from day one. Nothing is locked to us.
Yes. We design message-matched landing pages for each ad group, with variants ready for A/B testing and conversion tracking wired in – which typically improves Quality Score and lowers cost per lead.
Yes – that’s a design requirement, not an afterthought. We deliver editable sections, a documented design system, and a short training session, so your marketing team can launch pages and swap campaigns independently.
Website design services cover everything that decides how a website looks, reads, and works for the people using it, before and alongside the code that makes it run. A professional website design company takes a business goal, such as more demo requests, more online bookings, or more checkout completions, and turns it into a site structure, page layouts, and a visual system that move visitors towards that goal.
A full website design engagement typically includes:
The output isn’t just a set of attractive screens. Good website design services deliver a tested, documented design that developers can build accurately and marketers can extend, and that is measured against a business KPI after launch.
Website design decides what the site is: its structure, messaging, user journeys, and look and feel. Website development decides how it runs: turning the approved design into working code on a CMS or framework, connecting integrations, and making it fast, secure, and stable in production.
| Website design | Website development | |
|---|---|---|
| Core question | What should users see, understand, and do? | How do we make it work reliably at speed? |
| Main outputs | Sitemap, wireframes, UI designs, design system, prototypes | Code, CMS setup, integrations, hosting, QA |
| Typical tools | Figma, FigJam, Maze, Hotjar | WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Next.js, Git |
| Measured by | Conversion rate, usability, task completion, engagement | Page speed, uptime, security, bug count |
| Who does it | UX researchers, UI designers, content strategists | Front-end, back-end, and CMS engineers |
The two overlap more than most buyers expect. A design that ignores platform limits gets compromised during build; code written without a design system drifts off-brand within months. That’s why the most common failure in website projects is the hand-off between a design agency and a separate development shop, where intent, detail, and accountability get lost.
Working with one team that handles both website design and development means the designers know what Webflow, Shopify, or WordPress can do, developers are involved from wireframes onwards, and one partner owns the result from first sketch to launch.
A website redesign is a significant investment, so it should be driven by evidence, not boredom with the current look. These seven signs mean your site is costing you revenue:
If three or more apply, a structured redesign, starting with a UX and analytics audit rather than a new colour palette, will usually pay back faster than more ad spend. If only one or two apply, targeted fixes may be enough, and a good website design partner will tell you so.
Templates and pre-built themes promise a fast, cheap launch. Custom website design costs more upfront but is built around your content, audience, and conversion goals. The right choice depends on what the website has to do for your business.
| Factor | Template or theme | Custom website design |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Low | Higher |
| Time to launch | Days to a few weeks | 4–12 weeks |
| Brand differentiation | Looks like thousands of other sites | Unique to your brand and positioning |
| Conversion design | Generic layouts not tied to your funnel | Built around your buyer journey and KPIs |
| Performance | Often bloated with unused features and plugins | Lean code with only what you need |
| Scalability | Hard to extend without breaking the theme | Design system built to grow with you |
| Accessibility | Varies widely; often not WCAG-compliant | WCAG 2.2 AA designed in from the start |
A template makes sense when you’re validating a new idea, have a very small budget, or need a simple brochure site for a short period.
Custom website design makes sense when your website generates leads or revenue, you compete in a crowded market where trust matters, you run paid campaigns that need high-converting landing pages, or you need the site to grow with new products, markets, and content.
For most growing businesses, the hidden costs of a template add up: lower conversion rates, slower pages, workarounds for missing features, and an eventual rebuild. Measured over two to three years, custom design is often the cheaper option.
Most underperforming websites don’t fail because they look bad. They fail because of design decisions that quietly push visitors away. These are the mistakes we see most often in website audits:
The fix isn’t a prettier design. It’s a conversion-led process: research first, one goal per page, mobile-first layouts, measured launches, and continuous A/B testing after go-live.
Share your app idea and target platforms — a senior mobile engineer replies within one business day. No sales handoff, no pitch deck.