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Web design / UX.UI
At Harvest, we orchestrate every interface like a field in full growth: this is where aesthetics meet usability, where emotion guides the journey, and where the experience
is carefully cultivated.
We sow creative ideas, plough furrows to structure user journeys and arrange the elements the way
you lay out plants in a vegetable garden so they nourish one another.
Colours, typefaces, spacing and animations are designed to make curiosity blossom, feed attention and reap engagement.
The result is a harmonious, living website where every click becomes a small harvest of sensations, and where the user experience grows smoothly and pleasantly.
Thoughtful, sensitive web design that lets your brand grow, spread and bear fruit, season after season, in the minds of those who discover it.
UX/UI web design at a glance
Web design brings together two disciplines: UX (user experience), which organises journeys so everyone finds what they are looking for, and UI (user interface), which designs the screens. At Harvest, a communication agency in Lyon, France, we design both in Figma, for desktop and mobile, and we deliver a clickable prototype before development.
What a web design project includes
- Analysis of visitor needs and the site’s goals.
- The user journeys and architecture, laid out in wireframes.
- Visual mock-ups of the key pages, in line with your visual identity.
- A consistent component system: buttons, forms, cards, menus, reusable across the whole site.
- Animations and interactions that make browsing pleasant without slowing it down.
- A clickable prototype to approve everything before development.
Aesthetics and usability
A beautiful site nobody can use is pointless; an effective site with no character leaves no mark. We look for balance: readable pages, obvious buttons, short forms, and an interface that truly carries your brand’s personality. On request, we test the prototype with real users to spot what gets in their way.
Find out more: wireframe, mock-up, prototype: what is the difference (in French).
Frequently asked questions
What do UX and UI mean?
UX (user experience) is about how the site is organised and how easy the journeys are. UI (user interface) is about how the screens are designed: colours, typefaces, buttons, layout.
Do you design both mobile and desktop versions?
Yes. Every key page is designed for both, since most visits now happen on a phone.
Can we see the site before it is developed?
Yes. We deliver a clickable prototype in Figma, which lets you browse the future site and approve everything before development.
Do you run user testing?
On request, depending on what is at stake. We watch real users on the prototype and fix whatever causes problems.
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