Raze is a brand and website design agency that delivers positioning, messaging, visual identity, website strategy, conversion copy, UX/UI design, and production development as one continuous four-week engagement.
Share the current brand, website, offer, and the change the company is preparing for. We will identify whether the combined sprint is the right scope before a 30-minute working session.
Brand strategy, identity, website, and code from the same two people.
Branding and website design work better when they share one strategy. The position determines the message, the message determines the page structure, and the identity gives the finished website a recognizable system.
Raze defines the audience, competitive position, value proposition, narrative, proof hierarchy, and verbal direction that both the identity and website must express.
The strategy becomes a recognizable system across logo, typography, color, imagery, layout, and motion, with guidelines and editable source files.
Raze turns the approved brand into a sitemap, conversion path, page narrative, wireframes, responsive interface, and proof system designed around how buyers evaluate the offer.
The approved website becomes responsive production code with CMS integration, analytics, technical SEO, structured data, accessibility checks, and live launch validation.
Separating brand and website work creates two briefs, two interpretations, and a handoff where the sharpest decisions usually get diluted.
When the identity changes halfway through a separate website project, page structure and design decisions have already hardened around the old position.
The brand agency defines one idea. The web team receives a deck and rebuilds a safer, flatter version under deadline.
A real brand system shapes message, hierarchy, imagery, interaction, and proof. Applying colors to an old layout does not do that.
Two engagements repeat interviews, competitor reviews, audience questions, and approval cycles while reaching slightly different conclusions.
When a page misses the strategy, the brand team blames implementation and the web team blames the brief. The buyer only sees the mismatch.
Raze completes the brand foundation first, then carries the approved position, message, and identity directly into the website without restarting discovery.
Research the company, customer, category, competitors, and current sales language. Lock the audience, position, narrative, and evidence before design.
Create the logo system, typography, color, imagery, layout, and motion direction against the approved strategy, then package the working brand assets.
Turn the brand into the sitemap, conversion copy, wireframes, responsive UX/UI, proof structure, and component system the website needs.
Build the production site, connect the CMS and analytics, implement metadata and schema, test the live experience, and hand over the files and code.
The same two people make every strategy, identity, copy, design, and development decision. The website does not receive the brand through a handoff because there is no handoff.
The combined sprint delivers a complete brand system and a production website with one owner, one decision chain, and one fixed four-week timeline.
$16,000
Fixed for the combined sprint and includes a $2,000 credit compared with buying the two core sprints separately.
4 weeks
Two weeks for the brand foundation, followed by two weeks for the homepage-first website.
2 founders
One creative lead and one design engineer work directly with the decision-maker from first interview to live site.
Files + code
Editable identity files, guidelines, custom asset kit, website source, CMS setup, and the production deployment.
Best for companies that need both a credible market position and the website that puts it to work. Teams needing only one side can choose the separate Brand Sprint or Website Sprint.
A launch, fundraise, category move, upmarket push, acquisition, or major product change makes the gap between the company and its public identity impossible to ignore.
Fixing one in isolation would force the remaining system to carry the same old message, visual constraints, or conversion problems.
The combined sprint works best with direct founder or executive access, fast feedback, and a preference for fixed scope over a long agency chain.
“I've worked with a lot of designers. Edin and Mergim are the only ones who never made me trade speed for quality. They shipped across GrowthX and our client work and never once became the bottleneck.”
Jason Gong, VP GTM
GrowthX
“We needed Docket to look like an AI company you'd trust, not another startup with a gradient and a promise. Raze got us there fast, stayed direct, and never let the project wander.”
Arun Lal, SVP of Marketing
Docket AI
“Edin and Mergim ran Emotive's marketing site for years. Not a one-off project, the actual site. It always looked a step ahead of where the company actually was, which is exactly what you want your website doing.”
Brian Zatulove, CEO
Emotive
“Raze rebuilt our site and it was the rare project where I never had to chase anyone. They understood the technical side, sweated the details, and shipped before I expected it.”
Ty Magnin, CEO
Animalz
Direct answers about combined branding and website design, deliverables, price, timeline, ownership, page scope, and when to choose separate sprints.
A brand and website design agency defines how a company should be understood, turns that position into a visual and verbal identity, and applies the system to a website that explains and converts. Raze handles brand strategy, messaging, identity, website copy, UX/UI, development, technical SEO, and launch in one engagement.
The sprint includes brand strategy, positioning, messaging direction, visual identity, brand guidelines, a custom asset kit, website strategy, homepage conversion copy, wireframes, responsive UX/UI design, production development, CMS integration, analytics, metadata, structured data, and launch checks.
The Raze Brand + Website Sprint costs $16,000 and includes a $2,000 combined-sprint credit compared with buying the $9,000 Brand Sprint and $9,000 Website Sprint separately. Additional website pages cost $1,500 each and are scoped before work begins.
The combined sprint takes four weeks. Raze completes the brand foundation during the first two weeks and carries it directly into the homepage-first website during the next two. Additional page scope and timing are agreed before the engagement starts.
Yes. The Brand Sprint and Website Sprint are separate $9,000, two-week engagements. The combined sprint is for companies that need both systems corrected together and want one continuous strategy, identity, design, and development process.
The client owns the final brand assets, editable source files, website code, and agreed deliverables. Raze provides the files, guidelines, production repository, and access needed for the client's team or future partners to operate the system.
Combining the work keeps the audience, positioning, message, identity, page structure, and interface aligned. It also removes duplicate discovery and the strategy-to-implementation handoff where separate teams often dilute the sharpest decisions.
