Intent per page
A website design should support separate pages for different services, locations or buyer problems.
Website UX/UI design
Website design that helps visitors understand the offer and take action
We design website layouts for companies that need clear service pages, stronger trust signals and a smoother path to inquiry. The work focuses on information architecture, page hierarchy, mobile-first sections, forms, proof and handoff for development.
- Information architecture
- Service page layouts
- Mobile-first UX
- Developer handoff
Who is it for?
Who needs website UX/UI design
Service businesses
Companies that need to explain offers clearly and turn visits into inquiries.
Complex offers
When users must compare several services, industries or decision paths.
Mobile traffic
Sites that receive mobile traffic but have long sections, weak CTAs or hard-to-use forms.
SEO landing pages
Layouts prepared for unique service pages, FAQ, internal links and content expansion.
Scope of work
What website UX/UI design includes
Page structure
We define sections, order, navigation and links before visual design starts.
CTA paths
Contact buttons, forms and proof sections are placed where users need reassurance.
Desktop and mobile layouts
Key pages are designed for comfortable reading and action on all screen sizes.
Trust sections
Cases, reviews, numbers, process and team signals help reduce buyer uncertainty.
Handoff
Developers receive layouts, states, spacing rules and reusable component logic.
How we work
How website UX/UI design is prepared
01
Offer analysis
We review services, audience, competitors, SEO pages and current conversion points.
02
Wireframes
We plan section order, content hierarchy, forms and linking before UI polish.
03
UI design
We prepare the visual system, page layouts, reusable sections and mobile variants.
04
Review
We refine copy placement, CTA strength and proof sections with business goals in mind.
05
Development handoff
The design is prepared for implementation, not only for presentation.
Realizations
Selected DNAVI projects that show our approach to UX, development, integrations and business goals.
SEO / sales content
Website UX that supports SEO pages
Service pages need enough depth to rank, but they also need a layout that people can scan. We design sections for search intent, FAQ, proof, internal links and contact paths so SEO content does not become a wall of text.
Readable sections
Long SEO content is broken into scannable blocks, examples, FAQs and CTA points.
Trust before contact
Users often need proof, process and scope before they are ready to send an inquiry.
Mobile conversion
Forms, phone buttons and CTAs must work comfortably on smaller screens.
Design that makes the offer easier to buy
UX
service paths clarified
CTA
contact points planned
SEO
content layout ready
- Clearer service presentation for users and search engines
- Better use of proof, process and CTA sections
- Mobile layouts that support inquiry instead of only reading
- A design system developers can implement consistently
- Room for future landing pages and content expansion
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is website UX/UI different from graphic design?
Yes. Graphic design focuses on appearance. Website UX/UI also plans structure, section order, user decisions, forms, trust and mobile behavior.
Can you design only selected pages?
Yes. We can design the homepage, service page template, landing page template or a full website structure.
Do you prepare designs for SEO content?
Yes. We create layouts that let pages include useful content, FAQ, internal links and proof without becoming unreadable.
Can you also develop the website?
Yes. UX/UI can be followed by WordPress, dedicated CMS or another implementation depending on the project.