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A design system is the set of components, styles and rules that every page, screen and document is built from. Gravita builds design systems in Figma and Webflow so a brand stays consistent as the team using it grows.
A Gravita project runs through six stages: a scoping call, a week-by-week roadmap, a Discovery workshop, design and build, launch and handover, and optional support afterwards. Your whole team can see progress at every stage.
Gravita is a brand and design studio that builds brand platforms, design systems, marketing and product design for medium-sized companies and enterprise teams. Everything runs from one design system, which your team keeps using after the project ends.
Every fixed project contract includes support for a two week period, post website launch. Although our aim is resource independency, we have partners who just prefer external support.
Yes. Gravita builds for autonomy. At handover you receive the brand platform, the design system and documentation, so your team can run them without coming back to us for every change.
Before any client data goes into an AI tool, Gravita works out where it's processed, who can see it and what's kept. Each tool gets access only to what its job needs.
Yes, and your team should be using AI. What it produces depends on what it's pointed at: without decisions about your position, voice and audience, the tools fill the gaps with the most common answer, which competitors get too.
Gravita uses AI tools every day to move faster and explore more versions than the hours would otherwise allow. People decide what's worth making, and every piece of work is directed, reviewed and owned by someone on the team.
Gravita designs SaaS platforms, native apps and digital tools for teams with their own developers. It doesn't build the application itself, so you'll need your own development team or partner for the build.
For websites, yes. Gravita builds its websites in Webflow and is a Webflow Enterprise Premium Partner. Each site is built from the same design system it was designed in, in Figma.
Yes. Gravita invoices one week at a time and only moves on when you're happy with the previous week. Either side can pause between weeks, and there's no long-term lock-in.
Yes. Gravita takes on single pieces of work as well as end-to-end projects, and each roadmap is built only from the weeks the work actually needs.
Gravita prices projects by the week, and the price depends on what's in scope and the outcome the work is meant to deliver for your business. Rates aren't published so you'll see the full price in a roadmap first.
Yes. Most of Gravita's clients are based in the US. For the length of each project the team shifts its working hours to overlap with yours, so calls and feedback happen during your working day.
Yes. Gravita is set up to work with in-house teams. Your people join a shared Slack or Teams channel and see progress every day, and the work is handed over so your team can keep building from it.
Yes. Gravita has worked with fintech companies, banks, credit unions, healthcare organisations and climate businesses, mostly medium-sized companies and enterprise teams. Sector experience shows who a studio has worked for; the work shows what it can do.
No. Gravita doesn't do spec work, because design ideas made before Discovery are guesses about your business. Instead you get a week-by-week roadmap showing what happens each week and what it costs.
Yes. Gravita builds websites in Webflow, a visual CMS your team can edit without writing code, so marketing can add pages, launch landing pages and update content without calling a developer.
The length of a Gravita rebrand depends on its scope. You see the exact number of weeks in a week-by-week roadmap, with the cost of each week, before you commit to anything.