Most agencies design first and bolt SEO on afterward. We build the other way around: keyword-mapped sitemap and URL structure before wireframes, Core Web Vitals targets written into the development brief, and schema markup shipped on day one, not added six months later.
SEO-integrated web design means the technical foundation that makes a site rankable, semantic HTML, clean URL structure, Core Web Vitals performance, and schema markup, is specified as a development requirement from the first information architecture decision, not layered on after launch. Google evaluates page experience using three measurable thresholds: Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint under 200 milliseconds, and Cumulative Layout Shift under 0.1. A beautiful site that misses those numbers has shipped design without performance, and performance is a ranking signal from day one.
Every local SEO tactic we run maps back to one of the three factors Google says it uses to decide who shows up first.
Most agencies finalize the visual design, then hand it to an SEO team to retrofit. By then the URL structure, heading hierarchy, and page templates are already locked in.
Rich imagery, custom fonts, and animation libraries look great in a pitch deck and fail Core Web Vitals in production, quietly costing rankings from the day the site goes live.
Without Core Web Vitals targets written into the brief, there is nothing to hold the build accountable to. Performance becomes a wish instead of a requirement.
Every plan starts with an audit and covers the full range of local ranking factors, not just one piece of the puzzle.
Site architecture and URL structure planned around real search demand and competitor gaps, before a single wireframe is drawn.
Wireframes and high-fidelity mockups built around conversion elements and content hierarchy, not just visual polish.
Fast, accessible builds on the platform that fits: WordPress for marketing sites, WooCommerce or Shopify for stores, custom or headless for high-scale needs.
LCP under 2.5s, INP under 200ms, and CLS under 0.1 specified as acceptance criteria in the development brief, not hoped for after launch.
Organization, Service, FAQPage, and BreadcrumbList structured data shipped with the site, not added as a post-launch afterthought.
Built mobile-first since Google indexes the mobile version of your site, with accessibility considered throughout, not patched in at the end.
Reusable modules so new pages inherit the right typography, spacing, and technical SEO settings automatically as the site grows.
Monthly reporting on map pack position, organic local rankings, profile views, direction requests, and calls, so you always know what's working.
Source files, CMS access, hosting credentials, and a written deployment guide on launch day. Nothing stays with us if you move on.
Wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, and development on the right platform, with performance budgets enforced throughout.
A staged launch with full redirect mapping, followed by a post-launch monitoring window to catch regressions early.
Four fields. We reply with the audit, not a calendar link.
The budget field helps us tell you honestly whether we are the right fit before either of us spends time on a call. We do not share your details with anyone.
No. A new site with clean technical SEO starts from a better foundation, but rankings still depend on content, authority, and time. A good build removes obstacles; it does not replace ongoing SEO work.
No, they change what design choices are acceptable. Heavy animation libraries and unoptimized imagery get replaced with lighter equivalents before launch, not stripped out afterward.
We map every existing URL to its new destination with 301 redirects before launch, and monitor rankings closely in the weeks after, since an unmapped redesign is the most common way sites lose organic traffic.
Yes. Source files, CMS access, hosting credentials, and a written deployment guide are handed over at launch. Nothing is locked to Seonfix.
WordPress or WooCommerce for most marketing sites and mid-size stores, Shopify or Shopify Plus for ecommerce brands wanting a managed platform, and custom or headless builds for high-scale or highly specific requirements.
No credit card. No commitment. Just a real audit.
