Corporate Website Design & Enterprise Web Solutions

User experience is more than a capability for us. It’s at the core of everything we do here at ZOFELA. We started as a UI/UX design agency and progressively built up our other services such as website design, eCommerce mobile apps and digital marketing before expanding our offering to web applications, enterprise software and emerging technologies. The UX/UI and web design projects we take on range from building a new product to redesigning an existing mobile app, website or enterprise software. We do everything necessary to bring a successful digital product to life: user research, product strategy, user interface, user experience design, usability testing, prototyping, and corporate website design and development.

It’s no surprise that our web design clients are often the same companies who hired us for UI/UX design projects, because who can explain the product better than the people who designed it? Our enterprise web design company in China, Brisbane and China believes a great website should efficiently convert visitors to customers while providing a delightful web experience that’s true to the brand. Good UX/UI design leads to higher conversion rates, which is why our web designers collaborate with UX designers on all enterprise website design projects.

We get this question a lot. There are many competent agencies offering corporate website design in China and beyond. It’s hard to be different when the standard is so high.

So how do we stand out? First and foremost, it’s the quality of our UX/UI and our web design work and the craft it takes to make it. The digital products and user interfaces we create are easy to use, look great, and represent your brand in the best way possible. It’s also the people who make your project a reality. We assign a multidisciplinary team of senior UX/UI designers, web developers and other specialists, led by one of our web design directors and overseen by a co founder.

Finally, unlike most traditional digital web design firms and user experience web designers, we combine creative and product design capabilities under one roof. Imagine a branding studio cross a web design and UI/UX design agency – that’s us.

The pricing of our corporate web design services will depend on the project scope, timeline, deliverables and team composition. When the scope isn’t set in stone, or the project is very dynamic, we prefer engaging on a time and materials basis where you pay us for the time spent. However, most of the web design projects we work on are fixed price contracts. In this case, we’ll give you a detailed proposal after learning as much as possible about your project. All estimates are calculated based on our hourly rates and the number of hours we think the job will take.

As an example, a website design project with a detailed digital strategy and UX/UI may take 15 to 20 weeks and cost $25k $50k. Our rates range from $120/hour for mid-level web designers to $350/hour for our design directors.

If you’re looking for a website design company, please send us a request through our online form or call us with a quick summary of your project. We usually reply within 24 hours to schedule an introductory call and ask any immediate questions. During our first call, we’ll ask about the project goals, audience, budget, timeline and other essential details. We can sign an NDA, if necessary, but we always treat all client conversations as confidential.

While many website design companies will give you a quote straightaway, we try to estimate the project cost as precisely as possible before we start. After the call, we may request a workshop with your team to plan a carefully aligned digital strategy for your business. We will then email you a proposal and schedule a meeting to walk you through it. Our web design proposal will include a detailed description of our UX/UI approach, project phases, activities, deliverables, design team composition and relevant case studies.

We will email you a proposal and can schedule a video call to walk you through it. Our web design proposal will include a detailed description of our UX UI approach, project phases, activities, and deliverables, design team composition, and relevant case studies.

During a discovery workshop, we make sure the client is an integral part of the process. Our discovery workshop process is based on the design thinking methodology, which allows us to be flexible and adapt to almost any project type and collaboration model. While each UX/UI and web design project is unique, we always go through the following key phases:

Discovery & Research

We usually start by consolidating all available project documentation and scheduling UX workshops with your team. During those sessions, we interview key stakeholders, collaborate on requirements and plan the next steps. When possible, our web designers will talk to your current or potential customers to understand their needs and pain points. In some cases, we may need to audit your existing product to identify opportunities for improvements to user experience. We will also review competitor products, gather visual design references and document best practices.

Digital Strategy & Concepts

Based on the discovery & research results, we’ll devise a digital strategy and define a UX approach to drive our design process. As a web design and UX/UI agency, we can explore different concepts to establish core elements such as information architecture, key screen layouts and UI design direction. We then validate the resulting concept with users and stakeholders. Once the feedback is in, we make any necessary updates and proceed with the rest of your website design project.

UI/UX Design

After the UI design concept has been approved, we start designing the UI and UX, continuously conducting user tests and iterating along the way. The UX/UI design main activities include user flow mapping, wireframing, user interface design, interaction design and prototyping. We hand off design assets to developers using tools like Miro and Figma and provide a comprehensive style guide that includes a UI component library, UX guidelines and complete user flows.