Design from the brief
Discovery, sitemap, wireframes, then visual design in Figma with two rounds of revision. Typography, colour and layout chosen for the client’s audience, not for a portfolio.
Services · Custom website design & development
The overflow site your team cannot start until next month. The pitch that needs a working prototype by Friday. The client who wants something no template will give them. We take your Figma — or design from the brief — and deliver a finished, fast, accessible site under your agency’s name.
How it works
Send us finished designs and we build them pixel-accurately, with the interactions your designer intended and the ones they forgot to specify handled sensibly. Or send the brief and we design as well — 100% unique, drawn for the business, no bought templates — and iterate with you before a line of code is written.
Discovery, sitemap, wireframes, then visual design in Figma with two rounds of revision. Typography, colour and layout chosen for the client’s audience, not for a portfolio.
Faithful to the file, responsive at every width the designer did not draw, with hover, focus and motion states resolved. We flag design problems before they become code problems.
Semantic, W3C-valid HTML, modern CSS, JavaScript only where it earns its place. Accessible by default — keyboard, screen reader, contrast — because it is cheaper than retrofitting.
Core Web Vitals checked on a mid-range Android over 4G, not just on the designer’s MacBook. Images sized and formatted properly, fonts loaded without flashes, nothing blocking first paint.
Since ’99
Why it holds up
Since 1999 Incybertech has served 10,000+ websites for Indian clients on US infrastructure and answered the support calls — which means we already know how American infrastructure behaves and what a New York client expects before the first brief arrives. Nothing we build for you appears in our portfolio; the thirteen live platforms on our Work page are our own.
Questions agencies ask
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A written scope, a fixed date and a named lead developer — usually within two working days.