Studio marketing site

The studio is not named here.

A new project-delivery practice needed a first public site. The goal was trust and inquiries — not a shop, not an app. Decision-makers had to see the offer, the sectors, the work, and a way to write.

Situation

There was no existing site to rebuild. Copy and photography were still coming from the client. The site still had to ship as a real system: structure, look, portfolio, and a form — with slots they can fill when assets arrive.

The work was research and definition first: who it is for, what the pages are, what “premium” means here, then a stack that stays fast and cheap to run.

What I built

• A visual direction and a small design system (type, colour, page patterns) so later pages do not invent a new look
• An interactive proposal site so the client could see scope and direction before the build
• The marketing site itself: home, about and team, three sector areas, services and process, a portfolio with project pages and a gallery, contact
• In-repo content for projects, sectors, and team — they can update without a CMS
• A working inquiry form
• Basic SEO, a sitemap, and motion that respects reduced-motion
• Hosting and handover notes: what is built, what they still own (final words, photos, domain)

Outcome

The site exists as a complete presence. They can put real copy and photography into the slots and point a domain at it. I am not naming the studio here.

What I cannot show yet

The name, the live URL, and project photography that belongs to them. Permission first, then artifacts.