Web3 Project Design & Development

How to choose the right work format for a Web3 project?

The studio work format is determined by the task: attract attention for a launch, explain a product, establish a brand, or create a working digital interface. First, we find out what the audience should understand or do, and then we select the appropriate set of materials — without unnecessary work "just in case."

For a quick product announcement, a banner or short video might be enough. If a project needs a cohesive visual direction for different channels, a brand book is appropriate. A landing page is suitable when it's important to explain the offer sequentially and guide the visitor to a target action. For more complex scenarios, we consider a website or app: first, we describe user roles and key actions, then we agree on the design and development.

To discuss your task, prepare a brief product description, a link to existing platforms, examples of visual style if available, and the desired outcome for the user. This helps determine the scope and spot any missing materials before we start. Individual studio services: banner and video banner design, landing page design, brand book development, and website and app creation.

What visual materials can you order?

Visual materials solve different tasks: some help quickly convey a message, others set the design rules for the team, and still others show the product in motion. We agree on the purpose of each material before production so that the format, content, and usage locations are aligned.

Within a project, you can prepare:

• static banners for agreed-upon platforms and campaigns;
• video banners, animations, and short videos with a clear script;
• a brand book with rules for applying the visual style and ready-made elements;
• graphics and visual components for a landing page, website, or app.

For a banner, provide the main message, target action, logo, and platform requirements in advance, if known. For a video, add key points, available source materials, and desired formats. For a brand book, the current positioning and examples of what is already being used are important. If you don't have materials yet, that's also something we can discuss: at the start, we'll separate ready-made inputs from what needs to be prepared additionally.

Before delivery, we check the files against the agreed-upon sizes and formats, and also verify that the mockups contain no unapproved texts or elements. Learn more about banner and video design and brand book development.

What is included in the design and development of a website or app?

Work on a website or app begins with the user scenario: what information does a person need to get and what actions should they be able to perform. After that, we determine the structure and screen composition, agree on the visual direction, and clarify what exactly is included in the development.

At the start, it's helpful to describe the audience, product features, necessary integrations, and any existing technical solutions. If there is a current version, provide the available materials and a list of problems to solve. If the project starts from scratch, we'll discuss the basic structure and define the boundaries of the first version. This approach helps separate mandatory features from wishes that can be moved to the next stage.

Design and development are related but not identical parts of the work. Mockups show the structure and appearance of the interface; development implements the agreed-upon functions in code. The agreed-upon scope may include prototyping, screen design, device adaptation, website or app assembly, and delivery of the agreed-upon materials. The exact list is determined by the task, not a universal package.

If a landing page is the priority, explore landing page design. For a product with complex user scenarios, we'll discuss web and mobile development.

How does the studio manage a project from inputs to delivery?

The work goes through clear stages of agreement: we formulate the task, define the deliverables, create the materials, and deliver them in agreed-upon formats. Before we start, we clarify who makes decisions on the project side and where the finished materials will be used.

In a typical sequence:

• we gather the task, audience, source materials, and technical constraints;
• we propose the scope of work and define what is included in the result;
• we agree on the direction and key decisions before detailed assembly;
• we prepare and check the materials, collecting feedback into a single list;
• we deliver the approved files and, if it's within the scope, support the launch.

For projects with promotion, managing Yandex Direct advertising can be discussed separately. Before starting, the advertising goal, landing page, materials, and account access are clarified; then the work plan and reporting format are agreed upon. You should not mix creative production and ad campaign management into one vague task: find out in advance who is responsible for the texts, landing page, settings, and regular changes.

MediaHype defines the scope and acceptance method before work begins, and the contact person collects feedback and reports on status. Learn more on the how we work page or contact the team.

What is important to consider when ordering design and advertising?

A good result of studio work is an agreed-upon and usable material, not a promise of market reaction. First, make sure the team has a clear goal, access to the necessary source materials, and a person who can approve the mockups without contradictory feedback.

The scope of revisions and the delivery composition should be agreed upon in writing: which options are created, in what formats the final files are delivered, who provides the texts, and who is responsible for technical integration. For a website, separately define the functions that must work in the first version; for a brand book, which elements and design rules the team needs; for advertising, who provides access and checks the landing page.

In Yandex Direct, ad moderation and actual placement are determined by the platform's own decisions and rules, so the studio cannot promise the approval of a specific ad or a given advertising result. We can agree on materials in advance and perform the specified work, using the platform's feedback for further review and adjustments.

To get a specific proposal, send a brief project description, a link to the product, and a list of needed materials. MediaHype will clarify the inputs, suggest an appropriate scope, and agree on the next step. To compare services, go to landing page design, brand book, or website and app development.

Prices

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