Web App Design Agency

Web design is a complicated thing to do right. We are one of those agencies that can confidently say “we do it right” and are proud of the work we produce.

Good web design is more than simply creating a good layout. The web today is a diverse place with users having higher and higher expectations of both form and function. It takes an experienced hand to skilfully craft a responsive experience that delivers on its promises to both users and the business. We believe that every feature and every interaction plays its part in engaging and rewarding experience.

Most people make the mistake of thinking design is what it looks like. People think it’s this veneer – that the designers are handed this box and told, ‘Make it look good!’ That’s not what we think design is. It’s not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.

~ Steve Jobs, 2003, New York Times article “The Guts of a New Machine.”

How We Work

Our approach to Web Design projects is key to the success of the websites we deliver. We make sure we fully understand the brief and goals of the project before defining the scope and generating ideas. Once the ideas are starting to take shape they are sketched up, then designed before being tested, prototyped and iterated upon until the optimum solution is reached. We don’t preach a rigid process and recognise the need to be flexible in every scenario, but our methods are proven to deliver great results and this structure supports our process.

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We understand that no two clients’ requirements are identical, and that an off-the-shelf design solution never delivers the best results. We do not use templates, everything we do is uniquely crafted from scratch for each project and it’s specific requirements. With Every Interaction you can be confident that you’re working with website designers who are experienced and well-versed in usability and the processes required to create excellent customer experiences.

 

With the customer journey at the heart of our approach, we are able to deliver UI & UX design that truly enhances usability. If your business is commercially focussed we know how to leverage the user experience to maximum gain, increasing your web traffic and conversion rates, whilst improving the customer experience, retention and return rates. Read more about what it’s like to work with us

Typical Web Design projects

Here at Every Interaction we work on all kinds of website design projects, large & small. Below are a few select projects we’re proud of or view all projects.

World leader in tablet enclosures. Produced a new site in Wordpress with a fresh responsive design, detailed product layouts, bespoke ordering system and multiple unique content sections.

A project for the Government of Thailand showcasing recent developments and plans for growth in business, infrastructure, crafts and industry.

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