Digital experiences that do more than look good.

Three reasons: there is no agency overhead (no account team, no office layers), AI-assisted production removes a lot of repetitive build work, and every starting price comes with a defined scope. You pay for the work, not for meetings about the work.

AI helps produce first drafts of layouts, components and code, and speeds up iteration (see the three steps). Strategy, design decisions, customization, quality assurance and technical choices are done by a person. Nothing is delivered without human review.

Usually your content (text, figures, product information), your logo and brand guidelines if you have them, images you own or have licensed, and a single person who can give feedback and approve. Each quote lists exactly what is needed.

Yes. Most projects use your existing logo, colors and typefaces. If your brand needs refreshing, that can be scoped as part of the project.

Yes, that is one of our flagship services. Send your current URL with the quote form and you’ll get a scope based on your actual site: pages, content and features. The starting price covers up to 10 responsive pages, with more added in batches of 5 ($650 per batch).

If you’re considering a website redesign, you can ask for a private preview first. Send your current URL; if your business is a good fit, Mo designs one redesigned homepage and shares it as a private link. It’s a direction, not a finished site. If you like it, we agree scope and price in writing before the full site is built. Previews are free, carry no obligation and are offered selectively, so not every request gets one.

Often, yes, depending on the CRM and how it accepts data (for example HubSpot, Salesforce or Pardot forms and APIs). CRM connections are not included in starting prices; they are scoped separately once we know the system and the data involved.

A prototype is a designed, clickable set of screens with sample data. It shows how the portal will look and work, but it has no real logins and stores no real information. A functioning portal has authentication, real data connections and hosting, and needs technical discovery before it is quoted.

If the data is in a suitable source you can give access to, such as a spreadsheet, database or a system with an API, usually yes. A dashboard never has access to your data automatically. A short technical discovery confirms what is possible before a price is fixed.

A concept prototype, yes, with illustrative data. A production portal holding confidential client information needs authentication, authorization, privacy protections, secure hosting and possibly your firm’s IT or compliance review. Those requirements are defined with you first, and the build is quoted on that basis. No security certification is implied.

Two rounds of revisions for most services, as listed in each price. Additional rounds or changes in scope are quoted before they are done.

Typical timelines once content is ready: 3–5 days for a starter guide, landing page, animation or dashboard prototype; 1 week for advanced guides, lead-generation experiences and explainers; 1–2 weeks for a website. Functional portals and dashboards are scheduled after discovery. Your quote includes a timeline.

Hosting, domains and third-party subscriptions are paid by you, directly to the provider, so you stay in control. Help with setup is available. After launch there are two care plans: Base ($150/month) for updates, backups and small fixes, and Growth ($350/month), which adds up to 2 hours of design or content updates and a monthly SEO report. Neither includes guaranteed uptime or security monitoring.

On final payment, you receive the delivered files for your business use. Third-party fonts, stock images, plugins and software stay under their own licenses. The exact terms are set out in the written agreement for your project.

Yes, that is the most common starting point. Send the PDF or document; the content is restructured for the screen and given the interactions that suit it, such as reading tracks, quizzes, assessments, calculators or interactive charts. The Starter tier (from $635) covers up to 12 sections with navigation, progress and basic interactions; the Advanced tier (from $1,170) adds a quiz, assessment or scoring tool. Read-aloud narration and larger builds are quoted on scope. You can try 21 live examples in the interactive eBook collection.

Yes. Use the estimator to add up starting prices, or pick one of the coordinated kits. Combined projects share one design system, which keeps everything consistent.