Editorial Minimal
Best for: studios, consultants, personal portfolios.
Sample pitch: Marlow Quarter, a fictional architecture practice. Slogan: "Quiet buildings for loud cities."
Design direction, not past workStart with this direction
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A small team of experienced web designers working directly with business owners. You pick a direction. We build the site your business actually needs.
Four design concepts for four kinds of business. Each preview uses a fictional sample brand to show how a direction reads. None of them is client work.
Best for: studios, consultants, personal portfolios.
Sample pitch: Marlow Quarter, a fictional architecture practice. Slogan: "Quiet buildings for loud cities."
Design direction, not past workBest for: interior design, wellness, food, craft businesses.
Sample pitch: Juniper & Clay, a fictional interior design studio. Slogan: "Rooms that feel like you."
Design direction, not past workBest for: agencies, tech, creative services.
Sample pitch: Kinetic Alder, a fictional creative agency. Slogan: "We ship brands that move."
Design direction, not past workBest for: law, finance, professional services.
Sample pitch: Halden Voss Law, a fictional business law firm. Slogan: "Counsel you can rely on."
Design direction, not past workEverything a business site needs to be found, trusted and contacted.
We talk about your business, your clients, and what a win looks like.
You pick a visual direction. We adapt it to your brand.
We build it fast, clean, and mobile-first. You review one round.
Domain, analytics, handoff video, and 30 days of support.
Foviq Studio started with one engineer and a simple promise: build websites that earn their keep. Mian Tamur spent 8+ years building sites and products for agencies and product teams before taking on business owners directly.
The work grew, and so did the team. We are now a small group of engineers and designers, and we stayed small on purpose. You talk to the people who design and build your site, not a chain of account managers.
Most business owners do not need a bigger website. They need a clearer one: it says what you do, loads fast on a phone, shows up when customers search, and makes it easy to get in touch. That is the whole brief, every time.
Most customers check a business online before they spend a cent with it. What they find in those first few seconds decides whether you get the call or a competitor does. This is how a strong website changes that outcome.
PricingQuotes for the same website can differ by a factor of ten. The gap is rarely random. This guide explains what you are paying for, so you can compare offers fairly and avoid surprises.
RedesignMost websites do not fail loudly. They quietly lose visitors who leave without a word. Use this checklist to spot the leaks and decide whether you need a fix or a full redesign.
Tell us what you do and what you need. We reply within one working day. Now booking projects starting November.