While every project has its own moving parts, our typical web design process flows like this:

Make It Official: We start with a clear statement of work so everyone knows what we’re building, what’s included, and what success should look like.

Figure Out What the Site Needs to Do: We dig into your goals, audience, current site, content needs, SEO opportunities, and conversion paths so the strategy is clear before design begins.

Map the Whole Thing Out: We create the sitemap and site structure so every page has a purpose, every section has a job, and visitors can find what they need without wandering through a digital corn maze.

Hand Over the Keys: Before we build, we gather the access, logins, files, brand assets, content, and technical details needed to keep the project moving.

Make It Look Good: We create wireframes and design mockups that bring your brand to life while keeping usability, clarity, and conversion at the center.

Review, Refine, Repeat: You’ll have opportunities to review the work, share feedback, and collaborate with our team so the site gets sharper at each stage.

Bring It to Life: Once designs are approved, our development team builds the site with clean functionality, responsive layouts, and the technical setup needed for launch.

Launch the Thing: We prepare the site to go live, run pre-launch checks, confirm key details, and make sure everything is ready for its big internet debut.

Post-Launch Quality Assurance: After launch, we review the live site, check for bugs, test forms, confirm tracking, and make sure the user experience is working the way it should.

Get People to Actually See It: A strong website still needs traffic. We can support your launch with SEO, content, paid ads, email, and other digital marketing strategies that help the right people find the new site.

It depends on the size, scope, and functionality of the website.

A small service-based website will cost less than a large ecommerce site, multi-location build, or custom site with advanced integrations. Cost can also depend on how much copywriting, photography, SEO, product setup, content migration, custom functionality, and post-launch support you need.

The best way to get an accurate number is to start a conversation. We’ll talk through what you need, what you don’t, and what kind of investment makes the most sense for your goals.

Yes. Big Storm is based in Bozeman, Montana, and we work with businesses locally, regionally, and nationally.

Our Bozeman web design work is built for businesses that need more than a nice-looking homepage. We create websites that support search visibility, customer trust, lead generation, ecommerce sales, and long-term growth. Local or not, the goal is the same: build a website that looks sharp and works hard.

Absolutely. If your current website feels outdated, hard to use, off-brand, slow, confusing, or disconnected from where your business is now, a redesign may be the right move.

We’ll look at what’s working, what’s getting in the way, and what needs to change before recommending a full rebuild. Sometimes the answer is a complete redesign. Sometimes the smarter move is improving structure, copy, SEO, or conversion paths first. Either way, we’ll help you figure out what your site actually needs.

Yes. We love working with other marketing, branding, and design agencies.

We can plug in where your team needs extra support, whether that’s strategy, copywriting, SEO, UX, development, ecommerce, or a full website build. We value strong agency relationships and take pride in being collaborative, communicative, and easy to work with. No turf wars. No weird ego fog. Just good work with good people.