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Email
info@alterum.studio
Location
Cyprus
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What's included
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UX research and user journey mapping
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Information architecture
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UI design and visual system
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Landing page and web design
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Interactive prototyping and testing
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Mobile-first responsive design
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Design system and component library
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Handoff and developer collaboration
Interfaces that feel obvious to use and still carry the weight of your brand.
A site can look expensive and still lose the booking. The room page hides the price, the form asks for things nobody wants to type on a phone, the menu opens as a scanned PDF. Guests never complain about any of it. They just leave and book somewhere that made it easier.
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How we work
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Research
What people come to the site to do, and where the current one gets in their way.
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Structure
Information architecture and flows, agreed as wireframes before anything gets styled.
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Interface
Visual design on desktop and mobile in parallel, built out of the brand system.
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Handoff
A component library and developer-ready files, with us reviewing the build until it matches.
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Service directions
All
Channels managed in-house
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Expertise areas
190+
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FAQ
Do you build the site as well?
We can. Design and development are scoped separately, so you can take the files to your own developer if you prefer.
Which platform do you design for?
Webflow most often, Tilda when the client wants to edit everything without help, custom code when the project needs it. The platform is chosen after the structure, not before.
Do you design for mobile?
Every screen is designed on desktop and mobile in parallel. In hospitality, mobile is where most of the traffic and nearly all of the bookings are.
Can you work with our booking engine?
Yes. We design around the engine you already use and keep the handover to it as short as possible.
What about the content?
Copy is part of the work. Room descriptions, menus, location text and forms are written with the design rather than poured in afterwards.
Will it be easy to update?
You get a component library and a handover session, so adding a page later does not turn into a redesign.