Work, services and a direct project enquiry
For product design studios and creative teams that need to show their point of view, selected work and ways of working before asking prospective clients to start an enquiry.
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The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.
Ideas Move People
Ideas Move People introduces the studio and directs visitors to start a project; supply two photographs, an honest opening statement, and the enquiry destination.
The About section gives context about the people and practice; provide two photographs and factual background that accurately describes the studio.
A more creative world ™
A more creative world ™ explains the studio’s viewpoint and selected work; supply one photograph, five project entries, and a belief statement you genuinely hold.
Client images provide evidence of previous relationships; supply six photographs or approved brand assets from clients you have genuinely worked with.
Five things we are good at
Five things we are good at lists services and working capacity; provide five accurate offers and support the stated team, location, client-volume, and selectivity claims.
A soda that stopped shouting
A soda that stopped shouting documents a project outcome; provide three photographs and evidence for the four flavours, two-metre readability, 1,900 stores, and five-month rollout.
Four weeks before we show anything
Four weeks before we show anything sets expectations for the early project stage; provide one photograph, four process steps, and honour the stated timescale.
Reviews add a client perspective; supply a genuine quote, one photograph, and permission to identify or represent the person quoted accurately.
Questions, answered straight
Questions, answered straight handles common concerns in an accordion; provide accurate answers, the correct email address, and only claim three founders if true.
Tell us what you are up to
Tell us what you are up to collects enquiries through a form; supply honest guidance and stand behind reading messages and replying within a day.
The closing band leaves visitors with a final sense of the studio before enquiry; provide three photographs and closing copy consistent with your practice.
Someone searching for a product design studio needs to see what the studio stands for, what it can take on and whether its work is relevant to their brief. A generic agency page can make every service sound the same. This template gives the studio space to lead with a position, show selected work, explain its services and invite a direct enquiry.
The design is built for a studio that sells taste, judgement and a way of working. It is particularly suited to creative studios, branding agencies, design agencies and production companies. Its poster-led approach also gives a useful starting point for a record label, festival or fashion label with projects to show.
It is not a page built around a product interface, a product launch or a software demonstration. Studios that need a page focused on digital work should also consider the Digital Studio template.
The available colour schemes are Flare, Electric blue, Acid and Ink. Choose one that suits the studio’s existing material and the photographs it can supply. The page is light, photo-led, bold and editorial, so the images and words need to carry the identity together.
Anton is the display face and IBM Plex Mono is the body face. The available font pairings are Anton with IBM Plex Mono, Caveat with IBM Plex Mono, and Oswald with IBM Plex Mono. The page also uses uppercase headings and monospace text. Keep the display writing short, especially in the Hero and Cases bands, and let the body copy explain the detail.
This template needs 19 photographs in all. They appear across the Hero, About, Work, Clients, Cases, Process, Reviews and Closing band. Before choosing a scheme or changing the copy, gather images that can sustain that sequence: opening work, studio context, client context, case-study material and a strong final selection.
Starting from this template costs no credits. Rewriting the copy with AI costs about 20 credits. A useful brief names the studio, its location or market where relevant, the work it wants more of, the clients it serves and the one action the page should produce.
It should also name the services that belong in the Services list, the projects that belong in Work and Cases, and any real result that can be used in the case study. Give the AI the studio’s tone in plain terms. State whether it should sound direct, spare, playful or formal. Include the practical information needed for the Questions and Contact bands, especially what a good first enquiry should contain.
Write one strong opening position for the Hero and a short explanation of the studio for About. Prepare the project names and descriptions for Work, then choose one case that can carry a fuller account with three supporting photographs. The case needs a real starting point, the design response and a defensible result.
Decide what the studio genuinely offers before drafting Services. Prepare the four stages for Process in the order clients experience them. Collect a client quote for Reviews, then list the questions that have to be answered before someone is ready to enquire.
Finally, write the Contact message around the information the studio needs to assess a project. The form is for an enquiry, so make the requested next step clear in the surrounding copy. Gather the full photograph set before publishing, rather than leaving the Clients or Closing band to be filled later.
A branding agency can use Work for identity systems and campaigns, then make Cases about the change from the old brand to the new one. Services should name the parts of branding the agency is prepared to lead.
A production company can make the Hero about the kind of films, shoots or productions it takes on. Work and Cases can then show completed productions, while Process should explain the route from brief to delivery.
A fashion label can use the photography throughout to establish the collection or seasonal direction. Its Services band should be rewritten carefully, as it may need to describe collaborations or creative work rather than agency services.
The Digital Studio template is the closer option for a studio whose offer is primarily digital. The Bold Agency template is worth considering when the agency identity needs to lead the decision. The Studio Index template may suit a studio that wants an index-like presentation of its work. For fashion-focused work, see Fashion Brand Showcase. Browse more options for agencies and studios.
It opens in the editor with the layout, the photographs and the sample text you have just scrolled through. Starting from a theme costs no credits.
