Digital Growth Solutions
Website Design
Sitemaps, wireframes and visual design for websites that explain what you sell, guide buyers to act and look right on every screen.
What does website design include?
Website design covers the plan and look of a site: the sitemap, the structure of each page, wireframes, and the final visual design for desktop and phone. Lenor Ventures designs around the questions buyers ask before they get in touch, then hands finished designs to development.
This service is delivered by Writernical, the digital growth brand of Lenor Ventures. See more of its work at writernical.com.
What Our Website Design Service Covers
A good website answers a visitor's questions in the order they ask them: what is this, is it for me, can I trust it, and what do I do next. Design is how we arrange those answers. We work on structure first and appearance second, because a beautiful page that hides the important facts will not bring in enquiries.
Sitemap and Navigation
Which pages you need, how they link and what each one is responsible for.
Page Structure
The sections, headings and calls to action on each key template.
Wireframes
Low-detail layouts you can review for content and flow before any styling.
Visual Design
Final screens in your brand, for desktop and phone, with hover and focus states.
Design System
Reusable components such as cards, forms and tables so new pages stay consistent.
How We Design Your Website
We begin with a short workshop to agree the site's goals, its main audiences and the action you want each audience to take. From there we draft the sitemap and write the headings for each page, because the words decide the layout more than the other way round.
Phone First, Then Desktop
Many visitors will meet your site on a phone. We design the narrow layout first so the essentials survive, then use the extra space on larger screens to add context rather than clutter.
Built in from the Start
Accessibility and search are part of the design brief: readable contrast, clear heading order, keyboard-friendly controls, and page structures that search engines and AI assistants can parse.
Where Design Ends and Development Begins
You approve the final designs in a shared prototype. The approved files, component specifications and content then pass to our development team, described on the Website development page. If you already have a brand identity, we work within it; if not, our Branding and identity service can come first.
What Website Design Costs
Cost depends on the number of unique page templates and how much content we write or restructure. Typical timeline: 2–4 weeks. Starting price: on request, with the proposal.
Design Stages and What You Approve
| What We Produce | What You Sign Off | |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery | Goals, audiences, competitor review | The brief and success measures |
| Structure | Sitemap and page outlines with headings | Which pages exist and what each must do |
| Wireframes | Grey-box layouts for key templates | Content order and calls to action |
| Visual design | Branded screens for phone and desktop | The final look of every template |
| Handover | Prototype, component specs, assets | Readiness to build |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you redesign our site without changing the content?
- We can, but we usually recommend reviewing the content too. Most underperforming sites have a message problem as well as a look problem, and new visuals rarely fix unclear copy.
Which design tool do you use?
- We share designs as clickable prototypes you can open in a browser and comment on, so you do not need any design software.
Do you design e-commerce sites?
- Yes. We design product listing, product detail, cart and checkout pages, and build stores on Shopify or WooCommerce through our development team.
How many rounds of changes are included?
- Each stage includes a review round, and we agree the exact number in the proposal. Because you approve structure before visuals, late changes are rare.
Plan a Site That Answers Buyers' Questions
Send us your current site or a short brief, and we will suggest a sitemap and scope.