We create digital products that
‍engage with customers and
‍drive growth.

We recently worked with a local small business called Wimbledon Walkers. They offer dog walking services in our local area and we worked closely with them to rapidly create a platform that would allow them to accept new bookings.

Wimbledon Walkers is a new business so we guided them through a streamlined process in order to create a unique brand and personality that would appeal to local customers.

Once the brand name and logo was agreed upon we created a unique and bold colour palette that matched their unique offerings.

With a new brand, Wimbledon Walkers needed a website designed and built that would be easy to maintain but also easy to use for any potential customers. We decided to use Webflow as the platform as it would be easy for the team to manage moving forward but it also allowed to create a completely bespoke design rapidly.

The website was designed to be one page and streamlined to feature clear and bold calls to action, a concise summary of the main services offered, some testimonials from clients and then a clear and enticing introductory offer.

The page follows a clear follow and culminates in an easy to use form that allows users to book their first walk in just one click.

We are very pleased with the end result and look forward to helping Wimbledon Walkers grow their customer base through various digital marketing methods.

We have created a concept design for a real estate platform that would allow potential landlords and homeowners to upload their properties to be either sold or rented out.

The platform would also enable potential buyers to find their dream property, again both either to buy or rent.

The site would be created for the real estate company to manage themselves but the goal would be to empower all parties: the buyer, the seller and the real estate agent.

It would provide the seller/landlord an easy way to advertise their property quickly with the process as automated as possible.

The buyer is also empowered due to the intuitive search functions that allow them to find and purchase their dream property in only a few steps.

The agent themselves has their time dramatically saved through the automation the platform provides.

Marmalade Schools is a very prestigious group of schools based here in London, with 6 beautiful locations from Clapham to Holland Park.

We approached Marmalade Schools in early 2022 as their existing website did not seem to match the prestigious brand and indeed the high quality of the schools themselves. The old website was unresponsive, had no clear call to action and was overall unengaging due to the overreliance on long pages filled with text.

We therefore went about redesigning the school website from the ground up, working in tandem with the Marmalade Schools team who began updating and condensing the content.

Once the new content was ready we began building out the custom design within Webflow and began populating the new content within it. We decided on Webflow with the client due to the design flexibility available as well as the ease of use moving forward for the client to update content as and when they wanted.

The design went through two main iterations and we settled on a design that was bright, clean and with a clear focus on the fantastic photography that they had commissioned. We also applied the distinctive orange branding to really make the website come to life as well as clearly express the Marmalade School's personality.

Once the design and build were completed and approved we made sure that the site was responsive across all device sizes and finished by adding some animations so that the page load was pleasant as well as making the CTAs interactive and engaging.

The new website has recently launched and we are confident that this new design will lead to much greater engagement with their audience as well as do justice to the Marmalade School's brand.

We worked with Daisy Prince to create a redesign for her website and newsletter for her luxury online magazine.

Daisy approached us to come up with a concept for her luxury magazine. The first step for us, as per our Discovery Phase was to understand fully the ideal reader of this magazine so that we could design backwards from the end user as opposed to just designing something for the sake of it.

Through conversations with the client, we understood that the ideal reader was college educated and well-travelled. The magazine would focus on high net-worth individuals with a love of culture and who would want to read about the latest in travel, fashion, books and interviews with influential people. Importantly the brand would be personality-driven, and therefore the site had to have an engaging tone of voice and the content within had to reflect this.

We began looking for design inspiration like we always do. This involved research and investigation into the leading brands that targeted this same demographic. We looked at how this demographic responded to the content and how they liked to consume it. We wanted to know what they did and did not like. Once we understood this, we began to design (our favourite part by the way).

With our ideal user in mind, we created an intuitive, minimalist and easy-to-use site that provided beautifully curated and engagingly written content quickly to the users. We removed as many barriers for the readers to access the content quickly by making sure the content was categorised easily and intuitively so readers could find the article they wanted in only a few clicks.

The newsletter was a big part of the project too since we needed to be able to deliver enough information within the newsletter to provide genuine value to the reader whilst also keeping it brief enough to engage and prompt them to go to the site to read the full article. We believe we found a good balance.

In early 2021 we met Rikke who was writing a Christmas book for children based on the Danish Christmas tradition about the magical little Nisse. Mischievous creatures that live in the North Pole with Santa. The brief was to build a website where she could promote and sell her flagship product - The Christmas Nisse book. Rikke also had a collection of wonderful crafts that needed showcasing too.

The first step was to undertake research into the market and discover the best possible solution based on Rikke's needs and budget. It became clear that due to the relatively small number of products available, we needed to create a site that was very easy and quick to navigate so that users could see information about the products as quickly as possible and then purchase just as quickly. We also discovered that Rikke would be managing the backend herself and therefore we needed to use a platform that would be easy to update and manage moving forward. We decided to use Shopify due to its simplicity and ease of use for Rikke.

Once we agreed on Shopify we tried a few different themes as a starting point but after a few different options, we decided to go forward with a simple and minimalist style. The book launch contained a number of custom graphics that had been created for the book and we wanted to incorporate this subtly throughout the site. In addition, we created a warm and festive colour scheme and brand that complimented the book design. Red flashes and accents are present on the site to add some excitement without becoming too dominant on the screen.

Rikke provided us with the content and we worked closely together to create a site that told her story and the story of the Christmas Nisse.

After the initial scope was completed we agreed to add a couple of nice features that really helped compliment the overall brand. We integrated the company’s Instagram feed onto a banner on the homepage. This would allow a regularly updated feed of business and user-generated content that tied in nicely with Rikke's marketing strategy.

The site has since gone live in preparation for the Christmas rush and we can't wait to see the site become a valuable tool in her business.

This project was really a joy to work on and Rikke was fantastic to work with. We look forward to working together in the future to enhance her business even further.

Our team has designed a concept portfolio site for a luxury architectural studio.

We wanted to create a concept site that had intuitive navigation that focused on the visual aspect of the studio’s design.

The studio had a modern and minimalist visual style and the site itself was designed to mirror that.

The goal of their website is to showcase their design work visually to entice potential customers to get in touch about their own projects.

As the saying goes "a picture is worth a thousand words", hence why the site has a heavy visual focus to engage the user as opposed to relying too heavily on text and merely describing the amazing work the architects do.

ARKADYA is a sustainable scented candle company here in the UK. They came to us to help tell their story and connect with their customers online.

The first step was to understand everything we could about who they were, what they made and importantly why they did what they did. We understood that they were a small team dedicated to creating luxurious yet guilt-free products for people here in the UK, with a focus on sustainable, vegan and cruelty-free materials throughout.

Once we understood this we created the brand ARKADYA, referencing the Greek province of Arcadia which symbolised humanity's harmony with nature. We created a story that reinforced the company’s commitment to the environment as well as offering their customers the opportunity to “ESCAPE THE DAY”, away from their everyday lives and particularly out of the concrete jungles that many of us have been confined to during lockdown.

Once we decided on the name, we created the distinct monochromatic colour scheme, focusing on luxury, simplicity and transparency as a company.

With the brand created, we then needed to translate that to the screen. ARKADYA needed a means to reach their customers as well as a means to sell and manage their products. The first part of this was their own online store.

We designed and built their store rapidly, going online in a matter of weeks. The store was optimised to ensure that customers understood who ARKADYA were and what they stood for. The store was also designed to provide optimal customer experience to view the products and then order the candles either as one-off purchases as well as having the option to subscribe to fortnightly or monthly delivery, in as few steps as possible in order to maximise conversions.

With the site live, we then needed to make sure that customers could find them and communicate with them.

Due to the visual nature of the business we focused on Instagram above other social media platforms. So we set up the account first and foremost and then began to curate the look and feel of the page to attract ARKADYA’s target market.

Once customers arrived on the page we then worked with the ARKADYA team on how to communicate with their customers and how to convert those visitors to paying customers.

With our strategy in place, Instagram leads now account for over half of all ARKADYA’s sales.

With ARKADYA’s digital platform and presence established, we could support them in maintaining their site and their social media moving forward so that they could focus on what they do best which is making beautiful handmade and sustainable scented candles.