Website Design and Development services

A full website design and development engagement typically covers: discovery and audit, sitemap and information architecture, wireframing, visual design of every key template, front-end and back-end build on the chosen tech stack, content load, cross-browser QA, performance and SEO optimisation, and deployment. The handover includes a documented design system and the access required for the internal team to maintain and extend the site.

A standard website design and development project typically runs six to eight weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on the page count, the complexity of the interactions, and the chosen tech stack. Larger marketing sites or stores with custom integrations can take ten to fourteen weeks. The timeline is set against the scope, never against an industry default.

The right tech stack depends on what the site needs to do. Webflow suits marketing-first sites that the internal team will edit post-launch. Framer fits animation-heavy, interaction-rich brand sites with shorter content scope. Shopify is the default for D2C and e-commerce brands. Custom builds are reserved for sites with complex application logic, deep integrations, or scale requirements beyond what no-code platforms support. We recommend a stack only after understanding the brand's roadmap.

Website design is the work of designing the site: visual layout, interaction logic, content templates, brand expression on screen. Website development is the work of building the designed site into a functioning product on the chosen tech stack. The best projects treat them as one body of work rather than two handed-off phases, because the design and the build inform each other at every step.

At Izart, website design and development engagements typically start from $5,000 and scale with the scope of the site, the complexity of the interactions, and the tech stack required to support the brand's roadmap. Each project is scoped against the brief, so the investment reflects what the work actually requires rather than a fixed package price. We share specifics once we understand what is being built.

Yes. A common engagement is rebuilding a site for a brand that has outgrown its current one: better information architecture, stronger conversion logic, modernised tech stack, deeper integration with the brand identity that has evolved since the previous build. Discovery for these projects includes an audit of the existing site so the new build absorbs what is working and replaces what is holding the brand back.

Yes. Post-launch support is available either as ongoing custodianship, where Izart continues to design and build new pages, run marketing creative, and govern the brand on the site over time, or as staffing and training, where we hire and train the internal team that will run the site daily, with monthly check-ins for six months afterwards. Both shapes are detailed on the Custodianship service page.

A freelancer or template-based site is built fast and looks fine at launch. It tends to break down as the brand evolves and traffic scales. Izart approaches a website as a system, designed and engineered together by senior practitioners, on a tech stack chosen against the brand's needs, with documentation that allows the internal team to extend cleanly. The difference shows up two years in, when the cheap site has been rebuilt and the well-built site is still compounding.