Every page is a special case
We review your existing templates for repeated patterns and extract them into reusable sections.
A component inventory that covers most future pages.
Custom web design & UX engineering
A website built as a product, not a template fill-in.
FastestRank designs and engineers bespoke websites with accessible components, performance budgets, and a handover your team can actually maintain.
Who this service is for and how we work
Design systems, not one-off screens
Every screen is composed from a documented component set, so the site stays consistent as it grows.
Engineering from the first sketch
Designs are drawn with real content structures, breakpoints, and interaction states in mind — not as unbuildable mockups.
Handover included
You receive documentation and component guidelines your own team can work with after launch.
Where template websites fall short
A website that looks finished can still be unmaintainable.
Off-the-shelf themes hard-code decisions into every page, so each change costs more than the last. We design the system first, then build pages on top of it.
The design ignores real content
We design against your actual page structures, longest headings, and heaviest media instead of lorem ipsum.
Layouts that hold up when real content lands.
Performance and accessibility are afterthoughts
We set measurable budgets and accessibility requirements at the component level, before pages are built.
A build that treats speed and access as requirements, not audits.
Illustrative sample
What you receive: a design-system coverage report.
Every engagement is anchored by a plain-language report that separates what exists, what is missing, and what to build first. The excerpt below uses sample data to show the format.
Template coverage index
Monthly · indexed to January = 100
Prioritised findings
- P1ComponentsHigh confidence
Six page templates duplicate the same hero section with slight drift, so fixes must be applied six times.
- P2AccessibilityHigh confidence
Interactive cards have no visible focus state, making keyboard navigation unreliable.
- P3PerformanceMedium confidence
Above-the-fold imagery is served at full resolution on mobile viewports.
What is included
One engagement, four connected areas of work.
Structure, components, engineering, and handover are treated as parts of the same build.
Structure and user flows
Define what the site must do before how it looks.
- Page inventory and flow maps
- Content structure per template
- Conversion-path requirements
Design system
A documented component set covering typography, colour, spacing, and states.
- Component library with defined states
- Responsive behaviour per breakpoint
- Accessibility requirements per component
Engineering and build
Static-first implementation with measurable performance budgets.
- Next.js static build with clean markup
- Performance budget definitions
- Cross-device and interaction QA
Documentation and handover
Leave your team able to extend the site without reverse-engineering it.
- Component usage documentation
- Content editing guidelines
- Post-launch support arrangement
How the engagement works
A shared path from goals to handover.
Each stage produces an artifact you can review, so the build stays understandable throughout.
- 01
Understand
We learn your goals, audiences, content reality, and the constraints of your stack.
Agreed scope and page inventory
- 02
Design the system
We design components and key templates against real content structures.
Component library and template designs
- 03
Build and integrate
We engineer the site, connect your content, and test across devices and states.
Staged build with QA notes
- 04
Hand over
We document the system, walk your team through it, and agree post-launch support.
Documentation and handover session
Engagement options
Choose the level of support you need.
Each option uses a defined starting scope. We confirm fit and final deliverables before work begins.
Focused starting point
UX & Design Review
For teams with an existing site that needs a structured diagnosis before committing to a rebuild.
$1,400
Starting at · one-time engagement
- Component and template inventory
- Accessibility and focus-state review
- Performance observations
- Review call with the FastestRank team
Custom Design & Build
For organisations that need a bespoke, maintainable website designed and engineered end to end.
$6,500
Starting at · scoped engagement
- Everything included in the UX & Design Review
- Design system and key templates
- Next.js static build
- Content integration for agreed pages
- Cross-device QA
- Documentation and handover session
Continued partnership
Ongoing Design Partner
For teams that continuously ship pages and want design and engineering capacity on call.
$2,400
Starting at · per month
- Monthly page and template capacity
- Component library upkeep
- Design QA for team-built pages
- Accessibility and performance guardrails
- Priority scheduling
Questions before we begin
Straight answers about the engagement.
The exact scope depends on the option and your priorities. It can include structure and flow definition, a component library, template designs, a static Next.js build, content integration for agreed pages, QA, and handover documentation. We confirm the deliverables before work begins.
Yes. We extend your existing brand into a working design system — tokens, components, and states — rather than inventing a new identity. If you also need brand work, we will tell you plainly what belongs in this engagement.
That is the point of the design system. You receive component documentation and content guidelines, and we can agree ongoing support or train your team to extend the build themselves.
No. FastestRank does not guarantee scores or rankings. We set explicit performance and accessibility budgets, build to them, and report honestly against them — but results depend on content, hosting, and decisions outside any agency's control.
We begin with your goals, existing content, brand assets, and the platforms your team uses. Depending on scope, we may also request analytics read-only access to understand current behaviour.
Start with context
Turn the website you have into the system you need.
Tell us what the current site cannot do and where it costs you time. We will use that context to scope a build that fits.