We're a creative digital agency
UI/UX Design and WordPress Development for B2B Brands
We create clean and modern WordPress websites that look great and are easy to use.
We help your website rank higher on search engines and attract more visitors.
We improve your website’s layout and user experience to increase conversions.
How a project actually runs
Every studio says they're collaborative. Here's what that means in practice for us — five stages, each with something you can look at and react to at the end of it. You'll never go three weeks without seeing progress, and you'll never be asked to approve something you haven't been walked through.
We listen before we propose anything
The first two weeks are mostly questions. We talk to whoever owns the site, whoever fields the complaints about it, and where possible a few of the people actually using it. We read your support tickets and your analytics. Most projects arrive with a solution already attached — "we need a redesign" — and a surprising number turn out to need something narrower and cheaper. We'd rather find that out now than bill you for the wrong thing.
We agree the structure before anyone opens a design tool
Sitemap, page-by-page content plan, wireframes. Grey boxes and real words, no colour yet. This is the stage clients are most tempted to rush, and it's the one that determines whether the finished site works. Deciding that a page has four sections in the wrong order costs an hour here. It costs a fortnight once it's built. You sign off on the structure before we move on.
Design, in the open
We design the key templates first — home, a service page, a content page — rather than every screen at once, so you can react to the direction before it's been applied fifty times. You see work in progress, not a polished reveal at the end. We build a small design system as we go: type scale, colour, spacing, components. It's what stops page nine looking like a different website from page one.
Build, on the platform that fits you
WordPress or Wix, chosen in stage one based on who maintains the site afterward. We build to a staging URL you can visit any time. Every template gets checked on real devices, tested for keyboard and screen-reader access, and measured against Core Web Vitals before we call it done — performance is designed in, not bolted on afterward. You review it in the browser, not in a PDF.
Launch, then the part most agencies skip
Before launch: redirects mapped, schema in place, sitemap submitted, Search Console and analytics configured properly. After launch we stay on hand for 4 weeks to catch anything the real world surfaces. You get a walkthrough so your team can edit content confidently, and if you want us to keep working on visibility, that continues as SEO. If you don't, the site is genuinely yours to run.
Projects delivered since 2022
Websites, product interfaces and rebuilds — from single landing pages to multilingual sites.
Clients who came back for a second project
Three quarters of the people we've worked with have hired us again. It's the number we pay most attention to.
Countries we have worked across
We have worked around the globe serving customer worldwide. We work in English, Arabic and German.
Monthly visitors on our platforms.
We make sure you reach the right audience. Average Monthly visitors on our E-Commerce platforms.
FAQ
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Four things: UI/UX design for web and product interfaces, WordPress development, Wix development, and technical SEO. That’s deliberately narrow. We’d rather do four things properly than list twenty and subcontract half of them. If you need something outside that — native mobile development, video production, paid media — we’ll say so upfront and can usually point you to someone who does it well.
Yes, and a good share of our SEO work is exactly that. We start with a technical audit — indexing, site structure, page speed, schema, internal linking — because in our experience most sites that “aren’t ranking” have something concrete blocking them rather than a vague content problem. You get a prioritized list of findings, and you’re free to hand that to your own developer if you’d prefer.
The people doing the work. Studio Techelix is a small team, so you talk directly to the designer and developer on your project rather than through an account manager relaying messages. Practically, that means fewer misunderstandings and faster decisions. It also means we take on a limited number of projects at a time, so occasionally we’ll tell you we can’t start until a couple of weeks rather than overcommit.
