Discovery and structure
- Business goals and priority audience review
- Current-site and competitor pattern review
- Proposed sitemap and page hierarchy
- Primary user journeys and conversion points
Digital experience
Website UX & Interface Design Sprint
Turn an unclear or dated website into a defined experience your implementation team can build. The sprint focuses on structure, priority journeys, responsive interface decisions, accessibility, and a usable handoff.
What is included
From audience needs to build-ready decisions.
UX and implementation handoff
- Responsive wireframes for agreed key pages
- Reusable interface and content patterns
- Accessibility and responsive-behavior review
- Annotated design specification and prioritized next steps
Good fit
Use this sprint when the problem is clarity—not just visual polish.
It works well before a website rebuild, a new service launch, or an agency/developer handoff. The written scope identifies the number of page templates and review cycles included.
Typical inputs
- Existing website or business requirements
- Brand assets and content inventory
- Analytics or customer feedback, if available
- One decision-making stakeholder group
Frequently asked questions
Scope and handoff
Does the starting price include website development?
No. The base sprint delivers UX and interface direction for implementation. Development can be scoped separately after the design handoff.
Will the design work on phones and tablets?
Yes. Responsive behavior is part of the sprint, with mobile and desktop decisions documented for the agreed key pages.
How does payment work?
Haywood first confirms the written scope and final price, then sends a secure payment or invoice request for the approved engagement.
Next step
Confirm the pages, journeys, and decisions this sprint must cover.
Send the current website and the most important outcome. Haywood will respond with fit, scope, timing, and the final fixed fee.