Website Graphics
Good websites are planned visually before they are coded. Gowebkart designs website and app mockups you can review screen by screen, plus the banners, icons, infographics and illustrations that make pages clear and attractive, all sized and optimised for the web so they look sharp without slowing the site down.
Services in this category
From the first screen design to the last icon, everything your website or app needs visually.
Eye-catching website banners for offers and updates.
Learn moreVisual website designs to review before development.
Learn moreLanding page designs planned for better conversions.
Mobile app screen designs for a clear user flow.
Email mailers designed to get opened and read.
Learn moreComplex information turned into simple visuals.
Learn moreCustom icon sets that match your website style.
Sharp vector graphics that scale to any size.
Learn moreGraphics and visuals for a polished website look.
Design Before Code
A mockup is a full picture of each page or app screen, made before development starts. It lets you check the layout, content and style, ask for changes cheaply and approve the final look, so the build goes faster and the finished website matches what you expected. Our web team can then turn the approved mockup into a working website.
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How we work
Graphics are planned page by page, so each one has a clear job and loads quickly.
We start with your page list or current website and note what each page must do. Then we list the graphics it needs, such as a hero banner, service icons, an infographic or an illustration, and collect your logo, colours, fonts and photos.
We design the key pages or app screens as mockups with your actual headings and brand style, so the layout is clear before any code is written. You comment on each screen, and we adjust spacing, images and wording before you approve the look.
With the look approved, we design the banners, icons, infographics and illustrations in the same colours and line style. Icons and illustrations are drawn as vector graphics where possible, so they stay sharp on any screen, and banners get desktop and mobile versions where needed.
Each graphic is exported at the exact size its page uses, in a light format such as WebP or SVG, so pages stay fast. Your developer, or our web team, receives the files named by page, with the approved mockups and the source files (CDR or PSD).
Let’s talk
Share your idea, and we will design the screens and graphics before a single line of code.
Send the pages or screens you need, your brand material and any sites or apps you like. We will suggest the right set of mockups and graphics, with a cost and delivery plan.
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Logos, business cards, letterheads and everyday brand documents that make you recognisable.
Learn moreSocial media posts, online banner ads and newspaper ads designed to get noticed and clicked.
Learn moreBrochures, catalogues, menus, flyers, posters, calendars and invitations, ready for the press.
Learn morePackaging, labels, T-shirts, mugs, carry bags and book covers that carry your brand.
Learn moreBillboards, hoardings, shop signs, booths, kiosks and vehicle wraps seen from a distance.
Learn moreReviews
The website design looks very good and professional. The overall layout, appearance, and presentation are excellent. Great work!
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FAQ
A website mockup is a detailed visual design of a web page that shows the layout, colours, fonts and images exactly as the finished page will look, created before any coding starts.
Changes are quick and cheap at the design stage and slow once coding has started. A mockup lets you agree on the look first, so development is faster and there are fewer surprises.
Yes. We design app screens and the flow between them, and our development team can build the app for Android and iOS.
No. We export web graphics in the right size and a light format, and use vector files for icons and illustrations where possible, so pages stay fast.
A wireframe is a plain sketch of a page that shows only where content goes, while a mockup shows the finished look with real colours, fonts and images. The wireframe settles the structure; the mockup lets you approve the design before development starts.
Use WebP or JPG for photos and banners, SVG for logos, icons and simple illustrations, and PNG when a detailed graphic needs a transparent background. The right format keeps files small and edges sharp, which helps pages load quickly on phones.
Pricing follows the number of screens or graphics and their level of detail. Send the list and we will estimate it, or speak to us on +91 99992 79077.
