Marketing websites, ecommerce, landing pages, and web experiences

Web design agency in Los Angeles

Front Yard is a design and development company in Los Angeles that designs and builds websites for companies anywhere. Marketing sites with a CMS, Shopify stores, landing pages, and interactive web experiences, on Framer, Webflow, Shopify, or a custom stack.

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Who it’s for

Who this is for

Early-stage companies

A launch, a raise, or the first customers to win over. The site has to make the impression before anyone gets on a call.

Established companies

The business has grown past its website. A rebuild that brings the digital presence up to the level of the company behind it.

Ecommerce teams

A branded Shopify store with its own look, from the homepage to the product pages to checkout.

Nonprofits

A site that explains the mission plainly, takes donations, and stays easy for a small team to keep current.

Public companies

Corporate sites for NYSE- and NASDAQ-listed companies, often built alongside an investor relations site.

What we build

Marketing websites

Most of what we do. A site that becomes your company's hardest working salesperson, distilling your product and offering into a digestible, engaging digital experience.

Ecommerce

Shopify stores, from theme customization up to a custom storefront. Product and collection templates, checkout, CRO, and app integrations, everything you need to run a booming online store.

Landing pages

A single page, designed and launched on its own. Campaign pages, waitlists, demo-request pages.

Web experiences and apps

Interactive, motion-heavy pages where the site is part of the identity, and practical web app experiences built to function and delight.

Product and UI work (limited)

We design apps and products, but only alongside brand and site work. UI kits, marketing surfaces, onboarding screens, landing flows. Large builds get referred out.

Investor relations websites

IR sites for NYSE- and NASDAQ-listed companies, with SEC filings, stock data, and investor email alerts.

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Capabilities

Web design and development capabilities

What goes into our digital work.

Websites

Marketing websites

Corporate websites

Landing pages

Launch and campaign pages

Microsites

Waitlist and demo-request pages

Interactive web experiences

Ecommerce

Shopify stores

Shopify theme customization

Custom Shopify storefronts

Product and collection templates

Checkout and app integrations

Design

UX and information architecture

Sitemaps and wireframes

Responsive web design

UI kits

Interaction and motion design

Copywriting support

Build

Framer

Webflow

Shopify

Astro and React

Sanity CMS

Netlify and Cloudflare hosting

SEO and AEO

On-page search engine optimization (SEO)

Answer engine optimization (AEO)

Structured data and schema markup

FAQ schema

Meta titles, descriptions, and Open Graph

XML sitemap and robots.txt

Redirect mapping on rebuilds

Accessibility and performance

WCAG 2.2 accessibility practices

Semantic HTML and keyboard navigation

Color contrast and alt text

Core Web Vitals

Image optimization

CDN delivery and SSL

Platforms

How we build

Mostly it comes down to who edits the site after launch and what it connects to.

Webflow

Marketing sites with heavier CMS needs and an in-house team editing regularly. With an interesting product roadmap on the horizon, Webflow's a great platform to invest in.

Shopify

For ecommerce projects. We build performant, conversion-oriented custom themes that amplify your brand in way you can't with templated themes.

Framer

Design-led marketing sites built quickly. Easy to edit for non-technical users, so you don't need a developer on deck for simple changes.

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A custom build

Astro or React with Sanity as the CMS, and hosted on Netlify or Cloudflare. We've been building this way before AI came onto the scene, but AI has been leading even more people to this stack. It's great for custom functionality and integrations that can be otherwise tricky on no-code platforms.

Recent work

Recent digital work

Solsis

Brand identity

Web design

Web development

Brand identity, site, and UI kit for a social app for meeting people offline.

Truwell

Brand identity

Web design

Web development

Identity and site for a wellness ecosystem built around physical places.

“This is f***ing awesome!"

Jack Figueirinhas, Founder of Solsis

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The process

How a website project tends to run

Eight to twelve weeks from kickoff to launch for a site with a CMS, two to four for a landing page.

Kickoff

Week 1

A questionnaire goes out beforehand covering audience, goals, and competitors. We agree on the sitemap and page count, and you hand over existing copy and brand files.

Design

Weeks 2 to 5

We tackle the homepage wireframe first to align on strategy and structure, then we apply the brand in UI. Interior pages and templates follow after the homepage is locked. Lots of collaborative iteration with you at this stage.

Build and CMS

Weeks 5 to 8

We put our heads down and dive into the nitty gritty of development. Nothing much for you to see here, but we'll keep you posted on progress.

Content and QA

Weeks 8 to 10

You finally get to see the site in a preview link. Copy and images go in, and you review the built site. Then QA across browsers and devices, form testing, and metadata.

Launch

Weeks 10 to 12

Domain, SSL, and the deploy pipeline are set up in your name, and redirects mapped from the old site. We run the CMS training, then the repository, CMS, and hosting change hands if needed.

Support

Two weeks after launch

Fixes, small edits, and the things that emerge when the site has traffic.

What sets the pace

The biggest variable is how fast copy and imagery come back.

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Pricing

What it costs

Every site is quoted once we know the page count and what it has to do.

Landing page (two to four weeks)

from

$4,500

Marketing site with CMS (eight to twelve weeks)

from

$10,000

Ecommerce, quoted per catalog and integrations

from

$10,000

These are starting figures from recent projects. Page count and templates, CMS complexity, integrations (a CRM, an email platform, payments), custom interaction and motion, and bundled brand work all move the number. Platform plans are billed to you directly.

FAQ

Questions people ask about websites

How much does a website cost?

A landing page starts at $4,500. A marketing site with a CMS starts at $10,000. Ecommerce usually starts around $10,000, quoted per catalog size and integrations. Page count, CMS complexity, and custom motion move the number.

How long does it take to design and build a website?

Eight to twelve weeks for a marketing site with a CMS, three to four weeks for a landing page. Design runs weeks 2 to 4, build and CMS weeks 4 to 8, then content load, QA, and launch.

Should we use Webflow, Framer, or a custom build?

It depends on who edits the site after launch. Framer suits design-led marketing sites built quickly. Webflow suits heavier CMS needs and weekly in-house editing. A custom build in Astro or React with Sanity fits what a template system can’t hold.

Do you build Shopify stores?

Yes. Theme customization up to custom storefronts, including product and collection templates, checkout, and app integrations. Stores usually start around $12,000, quoted per catalog size and integration list. Shopify’s monthly plan is billed to you.

Do you write the copy?

Copywriting support is included in every build. You supply the substance, meaning product knowledge and claims you can stand behind. We shape it and write headlines and section copy. Original content authorship is a separate scope.

Do you do SEO?

On-page SEO is included in every build. Meta titles and descriptions, Open Graph tags, sitemap, robots.txt, organization schema, heading structure, and analytics. Static builds load fast, which helps search rankings. We don’t run SEO retainers or link building. If you have an SEO consultant, we build to their spec.

Who owns the site after it launches?

You do, all of it. The repository, CMS, hosting account, and domain are set up in your name from the start. At handoff you get everything, plus two weeks of post-launch support. No retainer requirement, no lock-in.

Can our team edit the site without a developer?

Yes. Every build includes a CMS with content models set up for your pages. Your team edits copy, swaps images, and adds posts without code. Training runs before launch, live or recorded, and you keep the recording. Structural changes still need us.

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Web design agency in Los Angeles

Who we've served

Who this is for

What we build

Web design and development capabilities

How we build

Recent digital work

How a website project tends to run

Kickoff

Design

Build and CMS

Content and QA

Launch

Support

What it costs

Questions people ask about websites

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