Enterprise Web Design Services

With research in hand, we map out the information architecture: the structural blueprint for how content is organized and how users navigate. We define user flows, hierarchy, and navigation patterns before a single visual design decision is made.

This phase often surfaces strategic decisions that need stakeholder alignment: what content belongs on the site, what should be retired, and how to structure the experience for multiple audience types. Getting this right early prevents expensive revisions later.

Visual design brings the strategy to life. We develop the design language grounded in your brand identity. Everything is built to the design system, so components can be reused and extended.

Prototypes at this stage allow stakeholders to interact with the design before development begins. We collect feedback, iterate, and get to alignment before anything gets built (which is significantly faster and less costly than revising during development).

Once designs are approved, our engineering team builds the site against the design system. We work in modern frontend frameworks and integrate with your CMS and other tools in your ecosystem. QA is thorough: cross-browser testing, responsive design validation across screen sizes, performance checks, and accessibility audits against WCAG standards.

Launch is coordinated carefully to avoid disrupting your current online presence. We plan the migration, handle redirects, and monitor performance in the days following go-live.

Enterprise websites require ongoing attention. Many of our enterprise clients engage us on a retainer basis for ongoing design support — which allows for faster iteration and a team that stays deeply familiar with the product. Post-launch, we track performance metrics, run A/B tests on key flows, and make iterative improvements based on real user behavior. Analytics and heatmaps help us understand what's working and what needs refinement over time.

One of the most common failure points in enterprise web projects is the handoff between design and engineering. When those two disciplines live in different agencies, things can get lost. Designs get simplified in development. Specs get misinterpreted. The final product drifts from the original vision. At Big Human, design and engineering work together from day one. Our integrated team means faster timelines, higher implementation fidelity, and a final product that actually reflects the design work.

We've spent over 15 years working with enterprise clients across finance, media, technology, healthcare, and consumer brands. That history means we've seen the organizational dynamics that shape these projects — the stakeholder misalignment, the legacy content debt, the mid-project pivots — and we know how to navigate them.

We build design systems that are meant to outlast the initial engagement. That means thorough documentation, clean component architecture, and handoff processes that set your internal teams up to maintain and extend the system independently. We've seen too many design systems that look great in Figma and fall apart in production. Ours are built to actually be used.

Our client work spans TD Ameritrade, Rockefeller Center, Netflix, and a range of high-growth startups. These are relationships built on delivering real results in complex, high-stakes environments. We've worked with organizations managing global brand rollouts, multi-site ecosystems, and audiences in the millions.

Our design team has spent 15+ years building products and websites that are both visually sharp and genuinely usable. We've pioneered design approaches that became industry standards, and we bring that level of craft to every project.

Enterprise websites require sustained attention. Post-launch, we offer ongoing design support through retainer engagements — providing design resources on a flexible basis as your needs evolve. This is how our longest client relationships work: we stay close to the product, iterate based on data, and grow with the organization over time.