10 —The investment
What it costs, and what that cost buys.
One fixed price — the whole project
Three phases, one fixed price for the whole project. No surprise invoices — the scope is fixed: 17 pages and all the components they need, a list that already exists on the live site today. These are the most important pages first; the rest of the site is decided afterwards, once the approach is proven here.
Setup & design direction
Access, getting up to speed, scope locked, design direction agreed.
Execution
The system and the 17 pages built: components, page templates, and the full working preview.
Integration & review
The new look, plugged in: new design system, same connections behind it. Plus documentation and training.
Total — fixed
€48.000What the price buys
17 pages, ready to publish.
Here is exactly what you receive: 17 finished pages, fully redesigned and ready to go live — the 5 industry pages, the 8 product pages, plus Home, Pricing, Support and Contact us. Full working pages with the new design, not drawings. What's approved is what goes live.
A system to keep building with.
Underneath those pages: a library of components and styles your team owns, in your own codebase. The same building blocks that made these 17 pages let your team build the rest of the site in the same style — on their own, after the project ends.
A faster way of working.
And a new way of working: design and code in one place, always in sync. Fewer handovers, faster rounds, and design and development moving together instead of translating between tools.
The whole journey, one invoice
The going rate for a Figma component library on its own is a fraction of this number — and it stops right where the real cost begins: an engineering team rebuilding every component, and two copies to keep in sync, forever. This price is the whole journey: designed, built, plugged in, documented, and handed over. There’s no second invoice hiding behind it.
Next
That’s the investment, whole and capped. One phase left — why this approach, why now, and the ask.