Websites
Says what you sell before anyone scrolls.
What does a website project include?
A website project covers strategy, art direction, design, and build. It starts with what the site must achieve and the content that gets it there, then moves to visual direction, page design, and a fast, accessible, search-ready build. The designer who sketches it carries it to launch.
What you leave with
Strategy
Sitemap, page structure, and content plan.
Art direction
Drawn from the brand, shown on real pages.
Design
Phone-first templates, every state drawn.
Build
Server-rendered, fast, and readable without JavaScript.
A project, or an audit for an existing site. Start a website project, or read how hiring works.
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Fair questions
Can one studio handle strategy, design, and build?
Yes. Tirva takes a website from strategy through art direction and design to a finished build, so fewer details are lost between design files and code. If you already have developers, the studio designs and art-directs while your team builds.
How do you keep an animated website fast and accessible?
Motion is planned against a budget. Content renders as HTML first, so it reads before any animation runs. Heavy effects such as 3D load later, only on devices that can run them. Every animation has a reduced-motion version, and performance is measured before launch.
Will the site work without JavaScript or animation?
Yes. Text, navigation, and contact details are in the HTML, so the site still works if scripts fail or are switched off. Animation sits on top of a page that already works. Search engines and AI assistants read that same HTML.
What is the difference between a template site and a custom-designed one?
A template gives you someone else's structure filled with your content. A custom site designs the structure around your content and goals, so each page says what buyers need, in order. Templates suit some businesses. Custom design suits a brand whose site has to make a strong first case.