A brand studio’s site where the work goes first and the plan is never hidden.

Recent work sits high on the home page as large picture cards, each tagged with its service. The projects page filters the same cards by service, and every card opens its own page.

Seventeen project pages are in the sitemap today, written and published from the studio’s own site panel.

Four services, social media, ad films, web design and brand identity, each have their own page with the process and the price. Web design has three deeper pages: search, speed, and answer engines.

A job’s journey is drawn as steps on the home page, from the first call to delivery, with the tools used at each step.

Each sector page tells the same services in that sector’s terms, from coffee to clinics, and links the projects that fit it.

The blog groups its guides by service. A new guide is written in the panel and goes live with the next publish.

Every page except the labs is drawn to HTML at build time, so the headline is in the first bytes a browser or a crawler reads; React takes over in the browser. The type is served from the site itself, with no third-party font request.

The build also writes a sitemap, structured data, an llms.txt and an AGENTS.md at the root, so search engines and answer engines read the studio the way it describes itself.

On a phone the home page keeps its headline, the two doors and the work cards in the first screen. Service and project pages stack into a single column.

The blog keeps its service filter on the phone as a row of chips above the first guide.