WEB · POSITIONING · 2024–2025

Websites for a handful of firms: we sat down to design the truest reflection of what their business actually is

For us, a website is not pouring content into a template. For each firm we sat down to design what the business actually is, who it speaks to and from which angle — then we built the site to match that positioning.

Approach

In most agencies a website project starts with “we want these pages, here are some examples we liked.” Ours started with a different question: in 10 seconds, what should an outside reader think your business is? Which sentence should they go to bed with and call you about the next morning?

The answer was rarely crisp inside the client’s own head. Across a few sessions — words, examples, comparisons — we made the positioning crisp together. The site followed; not the other way around.

What we do differently

We don’t build a template page hierarchy. We build an information architecture that belongs to the client’s business model. Design decisions (typography, rhythm, photography) flow from the positioning — not from what’s on trend.

How we worked
Positioning sessions Information architecture per business model Design as an output of positioning

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