SERVICES · STAGE 03 OF 04

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A site a stranger can act on.

Web design is the third of APP/ART's four stages. It is the marketing site: the sitemap, the path to an enquiry, the design system and every page, each built around one thing you need a visitor to do.

INCLUDED IN
Both options
ORDER
Third of four
YOU RECEIVE
24 to 30 pages, or up to 14

What you get.

EIGHT THINGS, ONE SITE
  1. 01

    Information architecture

    The sitemap, built from how your buyers decide. Every page has a purpose and the pages are counted. The count is what the quote names.

  2. 02

    Conversion architecture

    For each kind of page: one committed action, one uncommitted, and the proof placed where the objection occurs.

  3. 03

    Design system

    Buttons, cards, navigation, page skeletons. Pages are assembled from components, so a new page matches the old ones.

  4. 04

    Marketing site

    Every page in the sitemap at full fidelity, with the real copy and the real illustration, at every screen width.

  5. 05

    Landing pages

    Pages for one campaign, one tender or one audience, built from the same system.

  6. 06

    UX and prototyping

    A working prototype of the navigation and the key interactions, shown before the build.

  7. 07

    Framer or custom build

    Built in Framer or as custom code, on a design system your own team can run.

  8. 08

    Accessibility pass

    Contrast where each colour is used, focus states, touch targets, reading order and alt text.

How we do it.

FOUR STEPS, FOUR CHECKS, ONE STANDARD
  1. 01 OF 04

    The map.

    The sitemap comes from your buyers' paths, not from a competitor's menu. Every page gets a purpose.

    DONE WHEN

    The navigation and the sitemap agree, page for page.

  2. 02 OF 04

    The path.

    Each kind of page gets one committed action and one uncommitted one. The contact path is a real page, not an email link.

    DONE WHEN

    Every page has a next action and a reason someone would take it.

  3. 03 OF 04

    The system.

    Components first, pages second.

    DONE WHEN

    A page can be built from instances only, with no one-off copies.

  4. 04 OF 04

    The pages.

    The home page first, to set the pattern. Then the interior pages, with the same care.

    DONE WHEN

    Every screen width is drawn, not assumed.

THE STANDARD

Every page is looked at before it ships.

No overlaps, no cut-off text, no placeholder content.

On a real company.

SEQANA · A PROPOSAL, NOT A COMMISSION

Twenty-three pages. One way in.

Home and 23 pages, in five groups. Eight pages designed at 1440 wide, sixteen specified, and the eight wired into a working prototype.

Two decisions carry the site: one fork under the hero, and one first step at the end of every page.

SEQANA DID NOT ASK FOR THIS WORK AND HAS NOT REVIEWED OR APPROVED IT

Read the Seqana case

CONVERSION ARCHITECTURE · THREE DECISIONS

ONE FORK

Agrifood companies and project developers part ways under the hero.

Each path keeps its own vocabulary, proof and pace.

ONE WAY IN

Every page ends on the same first step.

A feasibility assessment: fixed price, two to three weeks, a decision at the end.

TOOLS BEFORE TALK

Three calculators, free, no email required.

Competence is proven before contact.

THE NUMBER1 of 45

funded deep tech sites had a working email for a named person.

OUR AUDIT, SEPTEMBER 2026 · 45 SITESLIMIT · SIX SITES COULD NOT BE CONFIRMED. UNKNOWN, NOT FAILURES.
FAQS

What founders ask about the site.

NOT ANSWERED HERE?

tony@appart.gi

The quote names a number. The full engagement is a site of 24 to 30 pages. Identity and site is up to 14. Three things decide where in the range you land: the page count, how much is drawn and animated, and whether the build is Framer or custom code. For scale: the median funded deep tech site in our September 2026 audit had six pages.

Yes. The site is built for it. A new certification, a longer spec table or a published result drops in without a redesign, and small changes after launch never need a new contract.

Included. Heading structure, metadata, schema, sitemap and speed are done at build time on every site. The written search and AI visibility specification is part of the full engagement.

We recommend one on the first call and say why. It depends on what the site has to do and who will run it afterwards. Either way it sits on a design system your own team can run.

Yes. After launch we host and maintain the site for a small fixed fee of €150 a month, which includes one hour of our time. The site, the source files and the accounts stay yours from the handover.
SITE TEARDOWN

Send your site. We name the first fix.

One line about where you are going is enough. The reply comes back in writing. No call needed.

Or book a 30 minute call