Website Banners & Header Design · Mumbai
Hero banners and header
artwork for your website.
We design hero banner artwork, page-header graphics, and promotional strips for Mumbai businesses — art-directed with responsive crops for desktop and mobile. This is a design-only service; getting the artwork live on your site is a separate, distinct implementation step. For social platform graphics, see our social media banners service instead.
Prateeksha designs website banners for Mumbai businesses — hero banner artwork, page-header graphics, promotional strips, and responsive crops with art direction. This is a design-only service; implementing the artwork on your live site is a separate, distinct step requiring site access, a code/theme review, responsive checks, your content, and your acceptance testing. No conversion, performance-score, or turnaround outcome is guaranteed in advance.
Where banner projects go wrong
Most banner requests arrive without a defined scope for design AND implementation — and that gap is where confusion starts.
- 01
Design and implementation treated as one step
A finished artwork file is not the same as a banner live on your site — implementation has its own dependencies and timeline.
- 02
Performance assumed rather than scoped
A compressed image reduces weight, but scripts, fonts, hosting, and existing code also affect real page performance.
- 03
One crop assumed to work everywhere
A banner that looks right on desktop can need a genuinely different crop or art direction on mobile.
- 04
Platform coverage assumed rather than confirmed
Every CMS and theme is different — implementation needs a look at your actual setup before it can be scoped.
- 05
Quantity and revisions assumed rather than agreed
How many banners and how many revision rounds should be set in writing, not assumed as a default bundle.
What a scoped approach changes
A written proposal separates design from implementation, and names the real dependencies for each.
We deliver design-only hero banner artwork, page-header graphics, and promotional strips for your own website, confirmed in a written proposal before design starts. Implementation — getting that artwork live — is a separate, distinct step gated on site access, a code or theme review, responsive checks, your content, and your acceptance testing. For social platform graphics instead of website artwork, see our social media banners service. If your site itself needs a rebuild rather than just new banner artwork, see our web design services.
- Design-only delivery kept distinct and separate from implementation
- Implementation depends on site access, a code/theme review, and responsive checks
- Compression and responsive assets reduce weight, not a guaranteed performance score
- Third-party scripts, fonts, hosting, and existing code named as outside factors
- Quantity and revision rounds set in the written proposal, not assumed as a default
What this page covers
Website banner artwork, scoped by deliverable.
Each output below is design-only — implementation is a separate, dependency-gated step.
Hero banner artwork
Design-only
Page-header graphics
Design-only
Promotional strips
Design-only
Responsive crops
Design-only
How a project runs
Scope, design, proof, approve — implementation is a separate step.
The exact steps depend on whether implementation is scoped, but the sequence below is the general shape.
Scope
Deliverables, formats, and whether implementation is included are confirmed in a written proposal.
Design
Artwork developed against the agreed brief and confirmed crops, within the revision rounds in your proposal.
Proof
Design files shared for your review — compression and responsive export reduce weight but do not guarantee a performance score.
Client approval
You review and approve the artwork and any copy or claims before it goes further.
Implementation (if scoped)
A separate step requiring site access, a code/theme review, responsive checks, your content, and your acceptance testing.
What changes
An undefined banner request vs. a scoped banner project.
The difference is whether design and implementation were separated and scoped in writing.
Scope & design/implementation boundary
What this page covers, and what it deliberately does not.
This route covers design-only hero banner artwork, page-header graphics, and promotional strips, with responsive crops and art direction, for your own website. It does not cover social platform graphics — see our social media banners service — and it does not cover broader campaign, collateral, or print design, which lives on our graphic design services page.
Design-only delivery is distinct from implementation. A finished artwork file is not the same as a banner live on your website. Implementation requires access to your site or codebase, a review of your existing theme or code, checking how the banner behaves responsively across breakpoints, your content, and your acceptance testing before it goes live — these are real dependencies, not assumed. Implementation is only included when explicitly scoped in your written proposal; if you only need the design file for your own developer, that is available on its own. If your site itself needs rebuilding rather than just new banner artwork, that is covered by our web design service, not this page.
Performance boundary. Image compression and responsive assets reduce the weight a banner adds to a page, but they do not guarantee a Core Web Vitals or SEO performance score. Third-party scripts, fonts, hosting, page layout, and your site's existing code all affect real page performance, and those factors are outside the banner design's control. Where WebP or a similar format is used, it is a technique that helps file size, not a promised performance outcome.
Responsive art direction. Mobile and desktop compositions may require separate crops or art direction rather than a single image stretched across both — we confirm this per project instead of assuming one image works everywhere unconditionally. Alt text is written to describe the artwork's content and purpose, and is approved by you where it involves a specific claim.
Choose your starting point
Three ways to start, depending on what you already know.
Each is a legitimate starting point — the written proposal defines exactly what is included before anything begins.
Start here
Single banner, design only
One hero banner or header graphic, delivered as a design file for your own developer.
- One artwork deliverable, clearly defined upfront
- Format, size, and crops confirmed in writing
- Revision rounds agreed before design starts
- Implementation not included unless separately scoped
Recommended
Banner set, design + implementation
A coordinated set of banners for your homepage and key pages, with implementation on your live site.
- Multiple related banners under one proposal
- Site access and a code/theme review confirmed upfront
- Responsive crops for desktop and mobile
- Your acceptance testing before it goes live
Ongoing
Banner refresh engagement
Periodic banner refreshes for promotions or seasonal messaging, scoped as an ongoing arrangement.
- Cadence and quantity confirmed upfront
- Design-only or design + implementation, your choice
- Content and claims supplied or approved by you
- Scoped separately, only if agreed in writing
What ships with a scoped banner engagement
A written proposal defining scope
Deliverables, formats, whether implementation is included, revision rounds, and exclusions written down before work starts.
Agreed export or source files
The specific file types your developer needs, confirmed in the proposal rather than assumed as a fixed universal list.
A proof and approval step
Design files for review, with an explicit note that compression reduces weight but does not guarantee a performance score.
A revision-round agreement
The number of revision rounds confirmed in your proposal, not assumed as unlimited.
Who this is not a fit for
A poor fit, or a dependency worth naming honestly.
A scoped banner engagement works best when a few things are true first.
Expecting a guaranteed conversion
Poor fit
Expecting a guaranteed performance score
Dependency
No access for implementation
Dependency
Unclear rights on supplied assets
Dependency
Ready when you are
Tell us the banner — we'll scope design and implementation separately, in writing.
Share what you need designed, your site's platform, and whether you want implementation included. We'll come back with a written proposal defining exactly what's covered.
FAQs
Website Banners — Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about scope, implementation, performance, and pricing.
Didn't find your question? Share what you need designed and we'll confirm scope in writing before anything starts.
This page covers design-only hero banner artwork, page-header graphics, and promotional strips for your own website — art-directed with responsive crops for desktop and mobile. It does not cover social platform graphics (see our social media banners service) or broader campaign and print design (see our graphic design services).
Design and implementation are distinct, separately scoped steps. Design delivers artwork and export files. Implementation — getting that artwork live on your site — requires access to your site or codebase, a review of your theme or code, checking how it behaves responsively, your content, and client acceptance testing before it goes live. Implementation is only included when explicitly scoped in your written proposal.
We cannot guarantee a performance score. Image compression and responsive assets reduce the weight a banner adds to a page, but they do not guarantee a Core Web Vitals or SEO score — third-party scripts, fonts, hosting, layout, and your site's existing code all affect real performance too, and those are outside the banner design's control.
We can design artwork for an existing site regardless of who built it. Whether we can also implement it depends on reviewing your specific theme, CMS, or codebase first — we do not claim universal implementation across every platform in advance; that gets confirmed once we have looked at your setup.
We do not commit to a fixed number of days in advance — timeline depends on scope, the number of banners, and revision rounds. Your delivery timeline is confirmed in your written proposal, not promised on this page.
Quantities and revision rounds are scoped per project rather than fixed as a default bundle — one hero banner, a full multi-page set, or anything in between. Your proposal confirms exactly what is included before design starts.
Mobile and desktop compositions often need separate crops or art direction rather than one image stretched across both — we design and confirm each breakpoint rather than assuming one image works everywhere unconditionally.
We do not offer open-ended free samples or unlimited revisions as a default — revision rounds are agreed and confirmed in your written proposal, so scope stays clear on both sides.
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