# Website UX/UI Design That Makes Things Clear.

Bipixels designs websites for **growing businesses and creative agencies**. Help visitors understand your offer, find relevant information, and know what to do next—with **responsive designs shaped around your content, CMS, and development needs**.

[Discuss your website design →](https://bipixels.com/contact/)

- *Design Scope* **Website Designs · Redesigns · Individual Pages**
- *Design Focus* **Content Clarity · Usability · Responsive UI**
- *Primary Tool* **Figma**

Why Design Matters

## Design Should Make **the Message Clearer.**

**Website UX/UI design is the process of structuring content, navigation, page layouts, interactions, and visual elements so people can understand the website and use it easily.**

Good design helps visitors understand what matters, find what they need, and know what to do next. A website can look polished and still fail if the experience is confusing.

Bipixels approaches design with the website’s **content, responsive behaviour, accessibility, CMS requirements, and eventual implementation** in mind.

Proof in Practice

## Selected Website **Designs.**

### Jenn Dionne

**Our Role**
Website Design & WordPress Development

Bipixels designed the website in **Photoshop** and developed it in **WordPress**, creating a clear personal website that brings together Jenn Dionne’s work as an **actress, entrepreneur, and author**.

Photoshop · UX/UI Design · WordPress Development

![Jenn Dionne’s personal website, designed and developed by Bipixels.](https://bipixels.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/jenn-dionne-website-design-development-bipixels-scaled.webp)

### CGIAR

**Our Role**
Full Website UX/UI Design

Bipixels designed the full website experience in **Figma**, creating a clear and consistent system across key sections including **About, Research, Blog, Contact, Datasets, and Dataset Detail pages**.

The design focused on **clear navigation, content hierarchy, responsive behaviour, and visual consistency** across a content-rich website.

Figma · UX/UI · Responsive Design

![CGIAR website design by Bipixels.](https://bipixels.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/cgiar-website-design-bipixels-scaled.webp)

Designed for the Real Website

## Design With **the Build in Mind.**

Bipixels brings hands-on development experience into the design process. We consider how the website will be built, how content will change, and what your team needs to manage.

### CMS & Content

Design layouts that accommodate real publishing needs.

We consider editable fields, reusable templates, different content lengths, and the way new pages or entries will be added.

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### Development Feasibility

Resolve implementation questions while the design is taking shape.

Components and interactions account for the intended platform, existing functionality, and connected tools. Responsive behaviour and important interface states are defined for handover.

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### Accessibility

Make interface decisions that support more people.

We consider readable typography, colour contrast, form labels, focus states, and clear interaction patterns throughout the design.

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### Performance

Give images, motion, and interactive elements a clear purpose.

We consider their likely implementation demands alongside the value they bring to the experience.

What We Design

## From Website Direction to **Usable Pages.**

Work can cover a complete website, a redesign, selected pages, or ongoing improvements.

### Wireframes & User Flows

Establish how pages and journeys should work before refining their appearance.

We map priority flows and create wireframes showing content order, navigation, calls to action, and key interactions.

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### Website Design & Redesigns

Create a consistent visual direction around your brand, content, and audience.

For redesigns, we assess which layouts and interface elements still work and where changes are needed.

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### Landing Pages & Individual Pages

Give a service, campaign, or offer a page built around its purpose.

We organise the message, supporting evidence, forms, and next steps while maintaining consistency with your wider website.

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### Responsive UI & Interaction Design

Define how layouts, navigation, forms, and components adapt across screen sizes.

Where useful, prototypes demonstrate key interactions so your team can review the intended behaviour before development.

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### Reusable Components & Styles

Make future pages and changes easier to design consistently.

We establish shared typography, colours, buttons, cards, forms, and repeatable sections that give designers and developers a common foundation.

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### UX Audits & Ongoing Design Support

Identify where the existing experience makes tasks harder.

We review priority pages and journeys for unclear hierarchy, confusing navigation, inconsistent interfaces, and unnecessary steps. The work can lead to prioritised recommendations or targeted design improvements.

How We Design

## Understand. Design. **Prepare to Build.**

### 01 — Discover

We review your goals, audience, website, brand materials, content, and platform requirements. We confirm the design scope and identify decisions that need resolving first.

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### 02 — Structure

We organise the agreed content within pages and map priority user flows. Wireframes help your team review hierarchy, navigation, and next steps.

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### 03 — Design

We develop the visual direction in Figma, then apply it across the agreed pages, reusable components, and responsive views.

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### 04 — Refine

We review the designs with your team, consolidate feedback, and refine layouts and interactions. Prototypes are included where they help explain behaviour or support decisions.

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### 05 — Prepare for Development

We organise the design files, components, assets, and implementation notes for handover. Bipixels can develop the website or work with your chosen development team.

Website Strategy & UX/UI

## Clear Direction. **Thoughtful Design.**

**Website Strategy determines what the website needs to accomplish:** business goals, audience priorities, messaging direction, the sitemap, and required functionality.

**UX/UI Design turns that direction into usable pages and interactions:** content hierarchy, user flows, layouts, navigation, and visual design.

Smaller design projects can begin with focused discovery. When the website’s purpose, messaging, or overall structure needs resolving first, **[Website Strategy](https://bipixels.com/services/website-strategy/)** provides that foundation.

Related Services

## From Direction **to Development.**

### [Website Strategy](https://bipixels.com/services/website-strategy/)

Define the website’s goals, audience, content priorities, and structure before detailed design begins.

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### [Website Development](https://bipixels.com/services/website-development/)

Turn approved designs into a working website with responsive layouts, content management, integrations, testing, and launch support.

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### [Ongoing Website Support](https://bipixels.com/services/website-support/)

Implement design improvements and keep website changes moving after launch.

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**[Explore our technical partnership approach →](https://bipixels.com/technical-website-partner/)**

UX/UI Design FAQ

## Questions, **Answered.**

### What will we receive at handover?

Your agreed deliverables can include **Figma page designs, responsive views, reusable components, prototypes, and implementation notes**.

We confirm the required pages, responsive coverage, interface states, assets, and documentation when defining the scope, so your team knows what to expect.

### Can you redesign our existing website?

Yes. We review the current website, your goals, and the problems you want to address. The scope can cover the full website or selected pages, templates, navigation, and components. Existing elements can be retained where they still serve the website well.

### Can you design a single page or provide ongoing design support?

Yes. Bipixels can design landing pages, service pages, new sections, and individual components within an existing website. We can also provide ongoing design support as your content, campaigns, and requirements change.

### Can you work with our existing brand and content?

Yes. We use your brand guidelines, visual assets, and available content to develop consistent page layouts. We identify content gaps and agree who will provide or approve missing materials.

**Figma is our primary design tool.** We can also work with existing Adobe XD, Photoshop, and Illustrator files where relevant.

### Do you design for WordPress, Webflow, and other platforms?

Yes. We consider the intended platform, CMS structure, reusable templates, and editing requirements during design. For an existing website, we also review implementation constraints before proposing changes.

### Can your designs be developed by our own developer or agency?

Yes. Bipixels can provide approved website designs for implementation by your internal team, development partner, or agency. Depending on the engagement, the handoff can include responsive layouts, reusable components, assets, prototypes, and implementation notes.

### Can Bipixels also develop the website?

Yes. Bipixels can handle **[website development](https://bipixels.com/services/website-development/)** after design approval, including CMS implementation, responsive behaviour, integrations, testing, and launch.

Design and development scopes are agreed separately. You can also take the designs to your own developer or agency.

### What determines the cost and timeline?

Cost and timing depend on the **number of unique templates, depth of UX work, responsive views, components, and interaction requirements**. Content readiness, existing materials, and feedback turnaround also affect delivery.

We review these requirements and agree the scope, review stages, estimate, and timeline before design begins.

### What do you need from us before design starts?

Share your **business goals, existing website, target audience, required pages, brand materials, and available content**. Existing research, visitor feedback, analytics, and examples of current problems are helpful.

If you have a preferred platform or development team, share those details so the design can account for implementation requirements.

Have a Website to Design or Improve?

## Let’s Make It Clear.

Share your existing website, upcoming plans, or the pages that need attention. We’ll help define the design work your team needs.

[Discuss your website design →](https://bipixels.com/contact/)
