Web Design Services

Web design at Interface starts with the position, not the homepage. We define what a project or firm stands for in language clear enough to be a brief, then design outward from it—structure, hierarchy, typography, motion. Every screen answers the same positioning question; nothing is decoration.

Designed for the years after launch

A website is the part of the brand that has to keep working when the launch ends. So we design content systems, not fixed pages: CMS-driven templates that hold their composure as teams add projects, people, and news for years. When Legence needed one digital architecture to unify more than twenty operating companies, the design work was as much system as surface—shared components, per-brand flexibility, and templates their team still runs today.

Design in the real medium

We move from direction to working pages quickly, because type, motion, and layout behave differently in a browser than in a static mockup. Performance and accessibility are treated as design constraints from the first sketch—fast pages and legible structure are part of what makes a site feel considered.

Where this shows up

• Marketing sites for developers, contractors, and design firms
• Property and leasing platforms with interactive tools
• Institutional and museum web experiences
• Redesigns that consolidate legacy sites without losing search equity

Founded by architects in 1993, Interface has spent three decades designing for the built environment. That shows in the work: we understand the audiences a development site has to serve—investors, tenants, public agencies, communities—and design for each of them deliberately.