> Brand-driven design, fast builds, conversion baked in from the wireframe up. No off-the-shelf templates. No six-month discovery phases. Real websites that earn their keep.
Web design isn't a moodboard and a Figma handoff. It's strategy, information architecture, visual design, code, copy and conversion — all running the same direction. Miss one and the whole thing limps.
We design and build in the same room. No throw-over-the-wall between "design" and "dev." No six-month discovery phases that burn half your budget before anything ships. Wireframe to launch in weeks, not quarters.
Fast. Bold. Built for the business it has to carry. If your site still looks like every other SaaS landing page, you're paying to be forgettable.
Before a single pixel. Who's buying, what are they trying to do, what's stopping them. Sitemap, IA, user flows, wireframes — approved before we open Figma.
Most rebuilds fail because nobody asked the strategy questions up front. Two weeks of UX work saves two months of rework.
Brand-driven visual design. Not another Framer template. We build a design system around your brand voice and scale it across every page, component and state.
A distinct visual system is the cheapest competitive moat you can buy. We design to be recognised, not just liked.
Hand-coded where it counts, CMS where it doesn't. Webflow, Framer, Next.js, Shopify — picked for the job, not for the resume. Ships fast, stays fast.
98+ Lighthouse scores on launch, not six months later. The site your marketing team can actually update without filing tickets.
Every page has one job. We design for it, copy for it, and measure for it. A/B testing, funnel teardowns, conversion copywriting — not vibes.
Most rebuilds lift conversion 1.5–3x when conversion is treated as a design input, not a launch-day afterthought.
Launch is the start, not the finish. QA, migration, redirects, post-launch support, iteration. We don't disappear on go-live day.
Most agencies vanish at launch. We keep shipping. Sites built to evolve with the business, not ossify.
Goals, users, analytics teardown, content inventory. What's working, what's dragging, what's missing.
Sitemap, IA, user flows, wireframes. Conversion hypothesis per page. Signed off before we open Figma.
Visual direction, then full comps. Design system built as we go so scale is free later.
Hand-coded or CMS, picked for the job. Performance + SEO foundations baked in, not bolted on.
QA, 301 redirects, DNS cutover, analytics cutover. 30-day post-launch bug-bash included.
A/B tests, new pages, CRO sprints. Optional monthly retainer — most clients keep us.
Pricing depends on scope — page count, custom functionality, CMS, integrations, content production, and the degree of bespoke design. We shape a fixed quote once we understand what you're actually building.
"BT Strategies rebuilt our site from the ground up — faster, cleaner, and it actually converts."
Most marketing sites go from kickoff to launch in 6–8 weeks. Larger scopes — heavy custom dev, e-comm, multi-brand — run 10–16 weeks. We'll commit to a timeline in the quote and hit it.
Because web builds vary wildly. A five-page brochure site and a fifty-page product site with CMS, integrations and custom functionality are different projects. Pre-baked tiers either over-charge small scopes or under-deliver on big ones. We quote what the work actually is.
Webflow, Framer, Next.js, Shopify, Sanity, Payload, WordPress if you insist. We pick for the job — speed of iteration, who'll be editing it post-launch, and whether we need a custom backend. No lock-in to one stack.
Copy — yes, it's part of most projects and conversion is baked in. Photography + video — we art-direct and bring in trusted shooters; not our crew in-house. Illustration + brand assets, yes.
Yes. CMS is chosen and structured around your team, not our convenience. Page builder with guardrails, clear component library, Loom walkthroughs on handover. You won't need to file a ticket to change a headline.
Yes — with proper 301 redirect maps so you don't nuke your SEO on launch day. Content, URLs, metadata and schema all planned as part of the build, not after it.
30-day bug-bash window included. After that, most clients take a monthly retainer — iteration sprints, A/B tests, new pages, CRO. Not required. Not locked-in.
Drop a brief. We'll come back inside 48h with a shape, a price, and a start date — or questions if we need more to scope it properly.