Attors designs websites for agencies that need more design capacity without hiring. Your agency keeps the client relationship, the brand presentation and every approval. We produce the layouts, components and handoff files behind it.
Some agencies need design capacity for their own developers. Others want one partner to take an approved concept through to a working website. Both models keep your agency in front of the client.
For agencies with in-house or contracted developers who need responsive, build-ready design files delivered on schedule.
For agencies that want one accountable partner from wireframes to launch, without a second handoff between suppliers.
Design is often where agency timelines slip first. We help agencies keep promised dates without lowering the standard their clients expect.
Discuss Your Design PipelineNew work waits while your designers finish current projects. We add design capacity for agreed projects, so kickoff dates hold.
Different freelancers bring different standards to each client. We work from one documented process and your brand guidelines.
Missing states and unclear spacing cause rework. Our files include responsive behavior, component states and build notes.
Unclear review stages lead to endless changes. We agree review rounds, decision owners and what counts as approval.
Desktop-only design leaves developers guessing on smaller screens. We design key templates for mobile, tablet and desktop.
Clients should see one agency, not a supplier chain. Files, comments and calls follow your branding and communication rules.
Scope is agreed per project. Support can start at structure and wireframes or begin from your agency's approved concept.
Discuss Design ScopeWe plan page hierarchy, navigation and content priorities around the client's services and customer questions.
Low-detail layouts let your agency agree structure with the client before visual design time is spent.
Homepage, service, landing and content templates are designed for mobile, tablet and desktop layouts.
We apply the client's existing brand guidelines consistently across typography, color, imagery and components.
Buttons, cards, forms, navigation and section patterns are built as one system for faster future pages.
Hover, focus, error, empty and loading states are designed so developers do not have to invent them.
Files include spacing, breakpoints, content rules and asset exports your developers can build from.
The approved design can move into WordPress, Webflow or custom development under the same agreement.
Deliverables are confirmed in the project scope. Every file is prepared so your agency can present it as its own work.
Templates, page count, review rounds, deadlines and exclusions written down before design starts.
Approved structure for the key templates, ready for client sign-off.
Final designs for the agreed templates across mobile, tablet and desktop.
Reusable interface components with their variants and states.
Design files with no Attors branding, ready to share under your agency name.
Spacing, breakpoints, interactions and content rules for the build team.
Icons, images and graphics prepared in the formats your developers need.
A summary of approved decisions and any open client questions.
Your agency stays in charge of the client. Attors owns the design work in scope and reports progress through your agreed contact.
Explore Our Full ProcessWe review the client, brand, goals, deadline and how your agency wants to present the work.
We agree templates, review rounds, deliverables, dates and what sits outside the project.
We plan page structure and key layouts for your agency to review with the client.
We design the agreed templates and components using the client's brand guidelines.
We consolidate feedback through your agency contact and complete the agreed revision rounds.
We prepare the developer handoff or move the approved design into the agreed build.
Confidential design work depends on clear rules about branding, communication and file ownership. We agree them before the first wireframe.
Your agency owns the client account, strategy and every approval.
All questions and updates go through your named agency contact unless you approve otherwise.
Design files, comments and exports carry no Attors branding.
We do not show white-label work publicly without your written permission.
The number of feedback rounds and how feedback is consolidated are agreed up front.
New pages or major direction changes are estimated before work continues.
Ownership and transfer of design files are defined in the agreement.
We note which fonts, icons and images need client or agency licenses.
Share the client's industry, brand guidelines, required pages and your deadline. We reply with questions and a proposed design scope for your agency.
Timelines depend on template count, content readiness, review speed and whether development follows. We confirm dates after reviewing the brief.
Pricing depends on the number of templates, design depth, review rounds and whether development is included. We quote per project or for planned ongoing capacity.
Name one person at your agency who gathers client feedback and approves each design stage.
The agreement lists templates, deliverables, review rounds, deadlines, confidentiality, file ownership and exclusions.
We worked with Abuzar and the team at Attor Technologies to produce a brochure for Surge Media and the result was excellent. The design was polished, professional and delivered exactly what we were looking for.
We’ve been working with Abuzar and the team at Attors Technologies for several years and have completed many successful website projects together. Their expertise in web development and digital solutions is outstanding.
Abuzar and his team are absolutely amazing. I’ve been working with them for the past few years, and their work has always been top-notch.
Answers for agencies about confidentiality, process, files and working together.
White-label web design is website design produced by a partner and delivered under your agency's brand. Your agency presents the work and owns the client relationship. The design partner works behind the scenes under agreed confidentiality rules.
Not unless you choose to tell them. Files carry no Attors branding, and all communication goes through your agency contact. We do not publish white-label work without written permission.
We usually design in Figma, which makes sharing, commenting and developer handoff simple. If your agency works in another tool, we confirm compatibility during the brief.
Yes. We can work inside your stages, review rhythm and templates. We agree these steps during scoping so the client sees one consistent process.
Yes. Attors can build approved designs in WordPress, Webflow or custom code under the same agreement. You can also hand the files to your own developers.
The number of review rounds is set in each project scope. Extra rounds or major changes in direction are estimated and approved before work continues.
Yes. Key templates are designed for mobile, tablet and desktop. The handoff notes explain how layouts should adapt between breakpoints.
Pricing depends on templates, design depth, review rounds and whether development is included. We quote per project, or for ongoing capacity when your agency has a steady pipeline.
Selected projects show the layout, content structure and responsive quality Attors delivers. White-label work for agencies is not shown publicly unless the agency has approved it.
