UX and web design are intertwined disciplines focused on creating intuitive, user-friendly digital experiences. Web design encompasses the visual aesthetics and layout of a website, while UX design delves into understanding user behaviors, needs, and pain points to optimize the overall usability and satisfaction of the site. Together, they ensure that websites not only look appealing but also function seamlessly to provide a positive and engaging experience for visitors.
Whether it’s wireframing responsive, user-friendly designs or building out websites in WordPress, Squarespace, or Shopify, we can create a beautiful, intuitive, functional online experience for your customers.
Local business in Los Angeles trying to rank higher for local service searches:
increase in website traffic over the first 30 days.
increase in search traffic quarter-over-quarter.
decrease in bounce rate.
increases in referral traffic.
increase in organic traffic.
Local business in New York City working to improve web traffic for in-person, local projects:
clicks from Google SERPs over the first 30 days.
of the top keywords the company wanted to rank for increased in clicks over the first 30 days.
For the first time, the company sourced traffic from Google Image Searches.
Personal injury law firm in Chicago where we’re focusing on local SEO for one category of cases and national reach for another type.
increase in engagement time on site in the first 30 days.
increase in page views year-over-year.
increase in users year-over-year.
growth of Chicago users compared to other locations.
Political activism campaign focused on increasing overall awareness and engagement.
increase in page views quarter-over-quarter.
increase in users year-over-year.
average placement in Google SERPs compared to not ranking in the top 100 results before we started.
Nonprofit providing online resources in a very specific niche
increase in total page views in a six month period.
increase in site traffic from organic searches in a six month period.
average increase in time spent on site (in seconds) quarter-over-quarter.
increase in total users year-over-year.
