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Designed to convert.

Custom, conversion-focused UI and a clickable prototype you approve before a line of code is written.

01The problem

Pretty is not the same as effective.

A template can look modern and still sell nothing. If the visual hierarchy does not lead the eye to one clear action, visitors admire the hero image and leave. Design that ignores how people decide is expensive wallpaper, and it is the most common reason a good-looking site underperforms.

Most agencies also design directly into the build, so you never see the real experience until it is coded and costly to change. By then, fixing the flow means unwinding development you already paid for. We design the decision first, prove it in a clickable prototype, and only then write code.

02Why it matters

Design that earns its place.

  1. Custom, never templated

    Every layout is designed for your business, brand, and customers, so you never look interchangeable with the competitors running the same stock theme.

  2. Built around the action

    We design a deliberate visual hierarchy that leads the eye to one primary action per page, so the layout sells instead of merely decorating.

  3. Approved before code

    You click through a working prototype and sign off on the real experience, so development starts from a proven design with no surprises.

  4. Accessible and responsive

    We design to WCAG contrast and touch-target standards across breakpoints, so the site works for every visitor on every device.

03How we do it

How we design a site that works.

A repeatable process, run by the same in-house team from kickoff to launch.

  1. Step 01

    Wireframe

    We lay out each page around its goal and conversion path first, so structure, hierarchy, and content order are right before any styling.

  2. Step 02

    Design

    We apply your brand into custom, conversion-focused page designs that look sharp and point unmistakably to the primary action.

  3. Step 03

    Prototype

    We build a clickable prototype of the real experience, run it past you, and lock the design before a line of production code is written.

04What you get

What you get.

  • 01

    Custom page designs

    Conversion-focused designs for every key page, built for your brand and buyers, responsive across breakpoints, never a template.

  • 02

    Clickable prototype

    An interactive prototype of the full experience you can click through and approve before development begins.

  • 03

    Design handoff

    Finalized designs, assets, and a component system prepped for clean hand-coded development, so nothing is lost in translation.

06Questions

Design questions people actually ask.

Will my website look like a template?

No. Every design is custom, built around your brand, your customers, and the actions you want people to take. Templates make you look interchangeable, and interchangeable businesses get shopped on price instead of chosen on value.

What is a clickable prototype and why does it matter?

A clickable prototype is an interactive mockup of your real site you can click through before any code exists. It matters because you experience the actual flow, catch what needs changing while changes are cheap, and approve it, so development starts with zero surprises.

Do you design and build, or design only?

We do both, and designing with the build in mind is the whole point. Our designs are engineered to become clean, fast, hand-coded pages, so the site you approve in the prototype is the site you get, with nothing degraded in handoff.

Adam Segall, founder and CEO of Unified Marketing

Written and reviewed by

Adam Segall

Founder & CEO, Unified Marketing · Since 2006

Adam founded Unified Marketing in 2006 and still oversees the strategy behind every account. He brings more than 25 years of media relations, with national placements on CNBC, FOX News, the Today Show and Good Morning America, and holds the agency to one standard: senior specialists run every account.

Let's design a site that sells.

Show us your current site and we will show you what a conversion-focused design could do instead.