Base-Mint Services
Website Design
Your website should give people a clear understanding of your business, what you offer, who you help, and how to take the next step.
We bring structure, content, and design together to create websites that reflect your brand and make it easier for visitors to find what they need. Whether you’re starting fresh or reworking an existing site, we begin with what your business and audience need from it.
Clear Structure
Make information easy to find.
Thoughtful page organization and navigation help visitors understand your offering and find their next step.
Brand-Aligned Design
Make the website feel like your business.
Typography, imagery, color, and layout work together to reflect your brand.
Desktop + Mobile
Create a consistent experience.
Layouts adapt to different screens so visitors can browse, read, and connect comfortably.
Thoughtful design starts before the layout.
We consider how your website is organized, what it needs to communicate, and how visitors will move through it.
Page Structure + Navigation
Organize your pages around what visitors need to know, with clear paths to services, relevant information, and contact options.
Content + Messaging
Give each page a clear purpose. Structure the copy and visuals so people can understand your offering without searching through unnecessary information.
Visual Design + Brand Consistency
Bring typography, color, photography, and layout together so the website feels like a natural extension of your business.
Visitor Actions + Functionality
Plan the next steps, such as an inquiry, appointment, purchase, or signup, and identify the forms and integrations needed to support them.
Content creation and functionality are scoped to each project.
From first conversation to launch
Each project starts with a clear scope and moves through agreed review stages, so everyone knows what comes next.
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Discovery + Direction
Discuss your business, audience, existing website, and goals. Define the scope, priorities, and timeline.
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Structure + Content
Map out the pages and navigation. Identify the copy, images, and other materials needed, along with who will provide them.
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Design + Review
Develop the website’s design and functionality, then work through feedback at agreed checkpoints.
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Testing + Launch
Check layouts, links, and forms across desktop and mobile. Prepare for launch and clarify how the website will be managed afterward.
A few things you might be wondering
Practical questions about planning, building, and managing your website.
Can you redesign my existing website?
A redesign starts with understanding what works, what doesn’t, and what your business needs next. Your current platform, page structure, and content help determine whether to build on the existing site or recommend a fresh start.
What platform will my website be built on?
The platform needs to suit both the website’s functionality and the people managing it. Share your current setup or preferred platform when you inquire so we can confirm whether it fits the project before defining the scope.
Do I need to provide the copy and images?
Existing copy, brand assets, and photography are a useful starting point. If new content is needed, we can discuss it during planning. The scope should identify which materials you’ll supply and which content services are included, rather than assuming everything comes with the website build.
How long does a website project take?
Timing depends on the number of pages, functionality, content readiness, and review stages. We’ll discuss your target launch date during planning and establish a timeline around the agreed scope. Content delivery and timely feedback are important parts of that schedule.
How much does a website cost?
The quote depends on what the project requires, including page count, design, content, and functionality. Share your goals and what you have in place so we can define the work. Hosting, domain renewals, and third-party subscriptions should also be accounted for when planning your budget.
Can I update the website myself afterward?
If managing content yourself is a priority, let us know at the start. Your platform and site features will affect what can be edited directly. Editing access, handoff materials, and any training needs should be agreed as part of the project scope.
Do you offer ongoing website support?
If you expect to need help after launch, include that in our initial conversation so we can confirm what support is available. Ongoing updates and maintenance should be scoped separately unless they are explicitly included in your project agreement.
Let’s talk about your website.
Whether you’re planning a new website, rethinking an existing one, or creating a focused landing page, we’ll start with what your business needs and what your visitors should be able to do.
Tell us what you have in mind, what isn’t working, or where you need guidance.
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