Which Web3 studio service fits the work?
- Banners and video banners: banner design for campaign placements and launch assets.
- Landing pages: landing page design when a campaign needs a focused destination.
- Brand systems: brand book development to align visual use across teams and materials.
- Websites and apps: web and mobile application development for product experiences that need more than a static page.
Start with the asset or product that blocks the next milestone. A banner brief should name its placement and required formats; a landing page brief should explain the audience action; an app brief should describe the user flow and essential functions. Animation and video can support a launch story, while Yandex Direct management is a separate channel choice. If the task spans several formats, group them under one goal and agree which item is the priority. That keeps design decisions consistent without turning every request into a full rebrand or product build.
What should a Web3 design brief contain?
- Goal: State what the asset or product needs to help the audience understand or do.
- Audience: Name the user, their level of familiarity and the main concern they bring.
- Context: Share the product description, launch stage, brand assets and relevant links.
- Formats: List placements, screen sizes, languages and any required file types.
- Approvals: Name the decision-maker and identify any legal or product review.
A useful brief gives the studio enough context to make decisions, not just a list of visual preferences. Send existing logos, copy, product screens and examples of what should be avoided. Mark which materials are final and which may change; that distinction affects what can be designed in parallel. For development, add the expected user flow, integrations and any technical constraints already known to your team. For a campaign page, provide the destination action and the information a visitor needs before taking it. AEOTech uses a Spec Review to confirm scope, missing inputs and acceptance criteria before work begins.
How does a studio project move from brief to handoff?
- Scope: Confirm the objective, deliverables, formats and people responsible for approvals.
- Plan: Set the sequence of design, copy, development or video work and identify dependencies.
- Produce: Create the agreed assets or product components and collect feedback at the planned review points.
- Handoff: Deliver approved files, implementation notes and any agreed source materials.
The work sequence follows the deliverable. A landing page may need approved messaging before visual design is finalized; an app may need a reviewed user flow before development proceeds. Keep feedback consolidated through one project owner, and tie each revision request to the brief or acceptance criteria. That makes decisions easier to track and reduces conflicting direction across stakeholders. Before production, ask who supplies copy, who checks technical details and which formats must be ready for launch. Before handoff, check that the files open correctly, the final versions are clearly identified and the receiving team knows where each asset is intended to be used.
When should a Web3 project include Yandex Direct management?
| Project need | Studio fit | Prepare before kickoff |
|---|---|---|
| A clear campaign destination | Landing page design | Audience, offer and desired visitor action |
| A product that needs a usable interface | Website or app development | User flow, feature priorities and technical context |
| Search advertising as part of acquisition | Yandex Direct management | Campaign objective, landing destination and approved materials |
Include Yandex Direct when paid search is part of the acquisition plan and the destination is ready to support the campaign. If the page message, product positioning or core user flow is still unsettled, resolve that first or agree how those tasks fit the schedule. Design and development can prepare the experience; management can then work with the campaign setup and available materials. Ad review and delivery are controlled by Yandex Direct, so approval and campaign placement are not within the studio's control. We can manage the agreed work and respond to review feedback, but cannot promise approval or a particular volume of visits.
Send us your project goal, current assets, required deliverables and preferred launch sequence. We will review the scope, identify what is ready and return a clear next-step plan.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Banner Design | from $15 / project | |
| Landing Page Design | from $250 / project | |
| Brand Book | from $400 / project | |
| Web and App Development | from $500 / project | |
| 2D Animation | from $4 / second | |
| Yandex Direct | on request |
Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.
Frequently asked questions
Can one studio handle a landing page and its campaign banners?
Yes. Share the campaign goal, landing-page action and banner placements in one brief. We can scope the page and creative together so the message and visual direction stay aligned, with each deliverable listed separately for review and handoff.
What should I send before requesting a Web3 website or app?
Send a product summary, intended users, required user flows, known integrations and any existing design or technical materials. Mark which requirements are fixed and which are open for discussion; that helps the studio define a realistic scope.
Can you create animation or video as well as static design?
Yes. Include the purpose, channel, available footage or product assets, intended length and required formats in your brief. Those details help us determine whether the task is an animated asset, a video deliverable or part of a broader campaign package.
How long does a studio project take?
Timing is agreed after we review the deliverables, dependencies, available assets and approval path. A small set of campaign assets and a product build require different schedules, so send the scope and any launch milestone for a useful estimate.
Can you guarantee that Yandex Direct will approve my ads?
No. Yandex Direct reviews ads and controls their approval and delivery. We can prepare and manage the agreed campaign work, then address review feedback, but the platform makes the decision and campaign placement is not ours to determine.
What do I receive at the end of the project?
You receive the deliverables agreed in the scope, in the specified formats, plus the handoff information required for your team to use them. Confirm in advance whether source files, implementation notes or additional format versions are needed.
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