Content that supports decisions
Organise services, evidence and customer questions before choosing a visual direction.
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Freelance web design for businesses that want a distinctive website and content that helps people choose them. I’m Jordi Ensenyat. I work with you from the first ideas through design and launch.
Web design
A corporate website project starts from €6,000. The proposal defines design, development, content and launch. Languages, migration and integrations are priced against the agreed scope.
I’m Jordi Ensenyat, founder of Code Barcelona. Explore the published projects to see how I work, or tell me what your website needs. References offer ideas; your project deserves a direction of its own.
For budget planning, see the guide to senior freelance web designer costs for 2027.
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The brief starts with what buyers need to understand and do.
Design organises the offer, navigation and pages that help people decide before contacting you. We first define audiences, content and journeys, then design and implement the agreed system. CMS, integrations and maintenance are specified with their dependencies.
Organise services, evidence and customer questions before choosing a visual direction.
Work with templates, mobile, extensive content and the actions each page needs.
Define editing, access, training and changes that require support.
Bring the current website, priority services, useful enquiry examples and the people supplying or approving content. The proposal separates architecture, design, implementation, migration and languages so that briefs can be compared using the same assumptions.
The quotation should identify pages and templates, client content, revisions, interface states and implementation ownership. A set of screens alone does not define what will launch or who will maintain it.
We use representative content and tasks: find a service, assess a reference and request information. Reviewing these journeys with the team reveals missing questions or material before design is finalised.
If the team publishes regularly, editing belongs in the brief. A pending function or connection should be reviewed as development work. The decision is explained through project requirements and dependencies.
Agree what launches first, what remains open and how later versions are managed. Scope includes tests of intended pages and actions, documentation and update owners.
Each resource helps define a different part of the brief. Review scope and project examples before deciding.
Scope can cover architecture, content, interface and implementation. The proposal specifies pages, deliverables, reviews, client inputs, technology and handover; extra integrations or languages are not assumed.
With content, templates, functions, languages and responsibilities defined. Design, development, migration and maintenance are separated to compare proposals against the same scope.
Not always. We first review editing tasks and required functions. If WordPress is a requirement, design must fit its content model and the proposed implementation.
Yes, with a defined first release and visible dependencies. Each phase states what can launch and which material or decisions are needed next.
Current website, offer, audiences, content, owners, markets and the first tasks the new website must support. This helps define the brief before fixing deliverables or dates.
A selection of work showing context, decisions and outcomes.
Tell us where things stand and we can assess the most useful approach for the project.
