Web design · Minneapolis–St. Paul

Custom web design for Minneapolis–St. Paul businesses.

UNFLD AI designs scroll-experience websites for businesses serving Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the Twin Cities. We bring the business story, visual direction and inquiry path together. The starting point is a working demo, so you can see the direction before deciding to launch.

What makes a useful website—not just an impressive homepage?

A visitor should be able to understand what you offer, see relevant examples and find a clear next step. Motion can help tell that story, but it should not hide essential information or make a phone harder to use.

A clear offer: service descriptions written for the customer, with individual pages where the subject needs more explanation.
A coherent experience: typography, imagery and interactions that stay consistent beyond the landing page.
A usable inquiry path: visible contact options and a project form with understandable feedback.
Search foundations: crawlable content, descriptive titles, canonical URLs, internal links and a sitemap.

How the demo-first process works

Share the business and goal. Send your current site, what you sell or provide, and the action you want visitors to take.
Review a working direction. Explore the demo on a phone and a larger screen. Use it to discuss the story, layout and visual style.
Agree on the launch scope. Confirm the required pages, supplied assets, integrations, pricing and responsibilities before committing.

To see the difference between completed client work and exploratory directions, browse the portfolio. Concept demos are labeled separately; they are not client performance case studies.

Website design and search visibility work together

A redesign alone does not guarantee traffic. A site also needs understandable services, consistent business information and pages that search engines can discover. Our SEO and AI-search visibility approach starts with those foundations and measures what changes afterward.

Questions before starting

Do I need an existing website?

You can send an existing website for review or describe a new business. Include your services, audience, preferred examples and any approved brand assets.

What does a project cost?

Pricing depends on the agreed scope. The demo-first approach lets you review the direction before deciding; ask for the pages, integrations and ongoing responsibilities to be included in the proposal.

Can the site include animation?

Scroll-based storytelling is part of UNFLD's offering. The amount of motion should fit the content, respect reduced-motion preferences and keep important information usable without animation.

Show us what your business could become.

Request your website preview or email evan.murray@unfldai.com.