verticals — the first, Brief, build, check.
Then online.
AI agents do the work, a designer holds the direction. Every step has an owner, and the last one stays shut until the site has passed every quality point.
The order matters: the direction is decided before anything is built, and the check comes before anything goes online. What a person decides always beats what an agent proposed.
Who the site is for, in what tone, what makes the business different. Brand assets, existing colours, the content that matters.
A handful of references, a pair of typefaces, three to five colours. One direction is chosen and committed to: that is what keeps the site from looking like a template.
AI agents write the site from the brief and the direction: pages, layouts, components. Where products are needed, they come from the suite’s catalogue rather than being typed in.
The designer looks at the first version against the direction, not yet against the checklist: what is distinctive stays, what is generic goes back.
Images made for that brand, never stock defaults; small hand-crafted interactions; the details that make a site feel cared for.
The site is scored against the eight points below. Any point that fails goes back into the fix loop, as many times as it takes.
Privacy and cookie policy, company details, consent banner and SEO in place, then the site goes online on the client’s domain. Hosting is chosen and managed by EurekaGO.
Eight points. All of them, every time.
Together with them, what makes a site legal and findable: privacy and cookie policy, company details in the footer, consent before any tag, SEO in place from day one.
A point of view
One committed design direction, carried through without flinching. Not a template.
Typography that works
A display face and a text face chosen to work together, with size and weight carrying the hierarchy.
Restrained colour
Three to five colours, used consistently. No rainbow palettes.
Hierarchy that breathes
Space, scale and contrast make it obvious what comes first, second and third.
Imagery with intent
Images made or chosen for that brand, never the stock defaults everyone has already seen.
Motion that whispers
Small, crafted interactions, and respect for whoever has asked their device for reduced motion.
Mobile designed, not shrunk
The phone layout is designed on its own terms, not squeezed out of the desktop one.
The invisible expensive stuff
Fast loading, WCAG AA contrast, keyboard navigation, semantic HTML, real meta tags.
Why a person stays in the loop
A price list can be checked against a data model: right and wrong are defined, and a machine can run on its own. A website cannot — part of what makes it good is taste. So LOGOS makes as much as possible measurable (contrast, speed, mobile layout, structure) and leaves the rest to a person who signs it off.
Tell us about your site
Tell us what you have today and what needs to change: we will tell you whether LOGOS fits and where to start.
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