The Golden Gate Bridge drawn out of WeRoast designs

Homepage design for SaaS & AI startups

We've designed 45+ products, websites, and brands for startups from early-stage to 9-fig SaaS. Worked with ex-teams of Rippling, Apple and Salesforce.

Website + Design System + Claude Setup

A premium website, modular design system, and custom Claude setup

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What it includes

Complete website design and development paired with modular sections and a Claude setup structured for AI agents to easily read and apply your design system.

  • Comprehensive Brand Research & Moodboarding
  • Design-style brainstormings + selection
  • Full Website UI/UX Design
  • Flawless Mobile & Tablet Responsiveness
  • Strategic Mapping of Reusable Website Sections
  • Custom Modular Section Library
  • Full Design System Extension
  • Custom Claude AI Setup for Rapid Page Creation
  • Autonomous Scaling (Replace us)
  • Pixel-Perfect, Dev-Ready Figma Handoff
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What people say about weroast.

linkedin posts by our clients

Troy Munson

Founder, Dimmo

Someone shit on the first version of our site.

To be honest, we deserved it.. Here's the story:

I got a LinkedIn DM and it said:

"Hey Troy, I don't think your site helps the users as much as it should, I roasted your site and created a Figma file of how I think it should look. Here's the PDF"

This came from the Founder & CEO at weroast (https://lnkd.in/dmrDhhpZ)

First and foremost - this is a badass way to prospect. Take notes.

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Cory Pitt

Founder, Wiser AI

“I saw your site… are you guys a real company?”

Around a year ago, I was on a call with a Series E RevOps team when they hit me with that ^ after having spoken with their sales team for weeks (mistake in itself not looping in ops sooner).

Felt like a gut punch. I’d built our old site myself on Wix and had thought it was 'good enough' that I should spend my focus on sales & product.

Naturally, I overcorrected with a highly designed WordPress site that looked slick but was a nightmare to edit, hard to experiment with, and lacked messaging clarity.

You could click through every page and still not know what we do or who we’re for.

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Michael Lock

Sr. PMM, Clarity RCM

A full website redesign and replatform used to take a department and a quarter... ours took a small team and a few weeks, and we didn't cut any corners to get there.

I've drove these types of projects before, but new for me: we rebuilt the site so an agent could maintain it.

The stack is Next.js on Vercel with Sanity as the headless CMS. The repo ships with Sanity's agent toolkit and MCP server wired in, custom Claude skills checked into the codebase, an llms.txt endpoint linked in the footer, and a content model structured so agents can read and write it.

The bet being that if we can get the initial structure and scaffolding right, the ongoing costs and friction mostly go away.

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Book a call. Here's what happens next:

Day 1–2

Design Requirements + Moodboard

We'll dig into your positioning, ICP, messaging and values, plus moodboarding.

Day 2–3

3 Design Styles

We'll build 3 heroes with 3 different design directions.

Day 3–4

Style Finalization

Here we'll lock the design style, including typography and coloring.

Day 4–7

Full Homepage Design

We'll design every section following the selected design style. Hero to footer.

Day 7–8

Improvements + Responsiveness

We'll refine based on feedback and prepare responsive versions for 5 breakpoints.

Day 9
Output

Homepage Completion

Pixel-perfect Figma files in your hands, ready to build.

Then the second sprint begins.

Day 9–10

Design System Plan

We'll map every section your team will ever need to build.

Day 10–13

Complete design-system

We'll design every section. Refined, responsive, ready to use.

Day 13–14
Output

Claude Setup + Handover

We'll deliver the Figma files and all Claude instructions, so your team ships new pages in your exact design language. Without us.

If you're reading this,

you either love good design, or

you're actively looking for a partner who does.

We’ve had the privilege of working with some of the best companies in SaaS, from early-stage to 9-figure, including ex-teams from Rippling, Salesforce, and Apple.

But the game has gotten incredibly crowded.

With thousands of new companies popping up every single week,

a desire to be different and unique has emerged like
never before among A-players in the industry, and

they know that sameness is one of the biggest risks to their business.

From day one, our goal has been to help this exact class of founders avoid that trap, and we've done it many times before.

To guarantee you stand out and remain completely AI-proof, we go incredibly deep.

We design entirely around your specific taste, your market positioning, your current stage, and your core values.

We cook websites with a unique identity that cannot be faked.

We exist to serve the A-players who refuse to blend in and want to dominate in users' minds.

If you know you belong in that category, I’d love to have a chat to see if we’re the right fit to build something together.

Muhammad,

Founder, weroast

Muhammad

The weroast effect

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What you get

Clean file. Named layers. Component library. Any developer on any stack can open it and build.

Design & Style

A website with a distinct style built for your company.

  • Final design style chosen after multiple creative explorations
  • Custom visual composition specific for every section
  • Designs paired with clear interaction notes

Responsiveness

Designed intentionally at every screen size.

  • 1440px - Desktop
  • 1280px - Laptop
  • 768px - Tablet
  • 425px - Mobile large
  • 375px - Mobile small

Developer Handoff

A clean, production-ready Figma file.

  • Structured component library with all states (default, hover, active, disabled)
  • Annotated spacing, typography, and color systems for dev
  • Explicit interaction notes for every animation and behavior
  • Zero unnamed layers or placeholder frames