Information architecture
Organize the page list, navigation, and content hierarchy before detailed interface design begins.
Norml designs responsive B2B websites, landing pages, page templates, and component systems in Figma. The scope can include information architecture, wireframes, interaction design, prototyping, and developer handoff.
Book a callThe homepage looks finished, but the rest of the website has no consistent page system.
Navigation and page hierarchy make visitors work to find the right service or product.
New landing pages copy old layouts because there is no reusable design system.
Desktop pages lose their hierarchy on smaller screens.
Developers receive mockups without the states, components, and responsive rules needed to build them.
Every engagement starts with an agreed page list, design responsibilities, and the material already available. Norml can handle the complete design scope or work alongside your content and development teams.
Organize the page list, navigation, and content hierarchy before detailed interface design begins.
Plan the purpose, section order, content priority, and main action for every page type in scope.
Design complete desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts for the approved page set and content.
Define how navigation, forms, menus, filters, and other interactive parts behave across the website.
Create reusable rules and components for typography, spacing, buttons, forms, media, and recurring page sections.
Connect key journeys when an interaction or sequence needs to be tested before development.
Prepare components, states, annotations, and assets for development, then review the browser build against the approved design.
The exact page count depends on the project. A typical design handoff includes the following:
An approved sitemap and page list.
Wireframes for every page type in scope.
Responsive high-fidelity website designs.
A reusable Figma component library.
Interaction and interface-state designs.
Developer handoff notes, organized assets, and browser design QA.
Our process
We review the page requirements, approved content, brand assets, analytics, technical constraints, and who will develop the website.
[ 01 ]We organize the sitemap, navigation, content hierarchy, and main actions for each page in scope.
[ 02 ]We map section order, content priority, user paths, and functional requirements before detailed visual design begins.
[ 03 ]We design the approved pages at the agreed breakpoints and define reusable components, states, and interaction behavior.
[ 04 ]We organize the Figma files, document the required behavior, prepare assets, and review the browser build with the development team.
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