Most redesigns include discovery, sitemap/IA, page templates, responsive UI, accessibility checks, and content structure guidance. If you want development included, we’ll also handle build, QA, and launch support.

Yes. We design in Figma with reusable components and clear patterns so your site stays consistent as it grows. Final files are organized for handoff and easier updates later.

Absolutely. We can design within your current brand system—or refine it with improved typography, spacing, and UI standards without changing your identity.

Accessibility is built into the design approach: color contrast, semantic structure guidance, keyboard navigation considerations, and patterns that support screen readers. If you need formal WCAG alignment, we’ll scope it clearly.

We can: (1) improve and restructure existing copy for clarity and SEO, (2) provide page-by-page content guidance, or (3) partner with a copywriter if you need full net-new writing.

We use milestone reviews (structure → design direction → page templates → final polish). That keeps feedback focused, prevents rework, and avoids “endless revisions” at the finish line.

Workflow-heavy tools: dashboards, portals, internal systems, multi-step tasks, and operational UIs where speed, accuracy, and user confidence matter.

Yes. We can audit the current UX, map the flow, identify friction points, and create a practical plan to improve the experience without restarting from scratch.

Yes—lightweight or deeper, depending on your timeline. Common options include stakeholder interviews, usability testing, and behavior insights from analytics and session tools (when available).

We provide Figma files with components, specs, interaction notes, and edge cases. We also support dev Q&A to reduce gaps, speed implementation, and keep design intent intact.

Yes—typically starting with core UI tokens (type, color, spacing), then a component library (inputs, tables, filters, modals, navigation), and documentation so teams can scale consistently.

We define outcomes early (reduced drop-off, faster task completion, fewer errors, higher adoption). Then we track with analytics, funnels, and qualitative feedback after launch—so improvements are provable, not subjective.

SEO isn’t a quick fix—it’s a long game built on structure, clarity, and consistency. Many sites see early traction in a few months, but the strongest results come from ongoing technical health, content quality, and UX improvements over time.

Typically: technical health (indexing, speed, Core Web Vitals), on-page structure (titles, headings, internal links), content gaps, local SEO checks, and prioritized recommendations you can act on.

Yes. We can optimize categories, services, descriptions, photos, posts, and review strategy—plus ensure your site supports local intent with the right pages and content structure.

We can create content outlines and SEO structure, revise existing pages, or deliver publish-ready drafts depending on scope. The goal is intent-matched content that converts—not fluff.

Yes. We track rankings and traffic, but we also focus on what matters: qualified visits, leads, form submissions, calls, and user behavior—so improvements tie back to revenue outcomes.

SEO earns the visit; conversion optimization earns the action. ThePixel treats them as one system: clear pages, strong UX, fast performance, and content that matches intent.

Ongoing essentials: CMS/plugin updates, security checks, uptime monitoring, backups, and small content or layout updates. It’s designed to prevent issues—not just react to them.

Most requests are handled quickly, depending on complexity and queue. Critical issues (site down, security) are prioritized first. If you need a guaranteed SLA, we can scope that.

Yes. Management can include content swaps, new sections, landing pages, and ongoing improvements—especially when tied to SEO and conversion goals.

Yes. We can help harden the site, improve firewall rules, and recommend practical protection (rate limiting, WAF/CDN setups like Cloudflare) when needed—without breaking legitimate traffic.

We can manage GA4 and key events (forms, calls, key CTAs) so you’re tracking meaningful actions—not just pageviews. If you use heatmaps/session tools, we can help interpret patterns too.

That’s fine. We’ll review the setup first to confirm it’s maintainable and secure. If we find issues (outdated plugins, unstable themes), we’ll recommend fixes before taking on ongoing care.

Typically: performance tuning, security hardening, backups, monitoring, and support when something breaks. We focus on stability and uptime—so you don’t have to.

SSL is standard. Email hosting depends on your setup—many clients use Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. We can coordinate DNS, SPF/DMARC, and deliverability best practices.

Yes. We handle migration planning, DNS timing, and post-move validation to reduce downtime and prevent broken forms, tracking, or email issues.

It can. Hosting is one part of speed (server + caching), but page weight and front-end structure matter too. We’ll recommend the highest-impact improvements based on your site’s bottlenecks.

We prioritize prevention: updates, firewall/WAF options, login hardening, backups, and monitoring. If something happens, we isolate, remediate, and restore quickly with a clear incident trail.

Often, yes. If your current setup meets security and performance needs, we can support it. If it’s limiting reliability, we’ll recommend a better-fit path.

We start with kickoff and discovery, align on goals and scope, then move through structure and design with clear checkpoints. After that: build (if included), QA, launch, and post-launch iteration based on real user behavior.

Both. Packages work well for common needs, while custom scopes fit complex requirements, multi-site environments, or phased rollouts.

Yes. We can plug in as a design partner, collaborate with engineering, or provide a clean design system and handoff so your team can build efficiently.

Definitely. Many clients start with an audit, a landing page, or one key flow—then expand once the foundation is proven.

Access to current site/admin tools (as needed), a primary point of contact, any brand assets, and clarity on priorities. We’ll guide the rest with a simple kickoff checklist.

Yes—through Website Management or ongoing SEO. The best-performing sites are the ones that continuously improve over time.