Three heavy lines, square blocks, a coral client strip, a black process band and drawn case studies with their numbers
A bold page with three heavy lines, square blocks, a coral client strip and a black process band for product design and UX studios selling projects with results.


Switch devices, scroll the full page, or open the live demo. This is the exact layout, photos and sample text a new page starts with.
The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.
We design software people keep using.

Fourteen designers and researchers who ship

Three stages. No surprises.


What we are hired for

Three products, three numbers

Two free days of research on your product

The people who lead your project

Before we talk

Tell us what you are building

Companies hiring a design studio have seen plenty of beautiful portfolios. What they want to know is whether the software got used more afterwards. Product Design Studio is bold and graphic, with three heavy lines of type, square blocks, a coral client strip and a black process band, and its case studies lead with numbers.
It suits UI and UX studios, product design consultancies, branding and web studios, service design teams and small digital product agencies selling projects to other companies.
The hero states the studio’s purpose in three heavy lines, “We design software people keep using”, with the industries served. The studio explains team size and that a senior designer leads each project from first interview to handover.
Process sets out three stages with duration and starting price. A client strip scrolls through names. Services lists what clients hire the studio for, usually starting with research and a prototype. Selected work shows three products, each with one number that changed.
An offer band proposes two free days of research before signing. Team introduces the people who lead projects, questions covers working with in-house developers, and start a project promises a reply from a design director.
Four schemes are included: Coral, Cobalt, Racing green and Black. Headings can be the wide Unbounded, Archivo or Space Grotesk. Six images are used, mostly product screens and team photos.
Stages, services and case study numbers are editable in place. Ask the AI to condense your case studies into the one-number format.
Starting from the template is free. For about 20 credits, the AI writes your copy into the design. Include industries and team, how projects are led, your stages with durations and prices, services, three case studies with a result each, any starting offer and who leads projects.
This template promises three products with three numbers, so the case studies are the foundation of the page. Choose projects you can describe with a measurable change after launch, such as retention, task completion, support tickets or ratings, and agree the figures with each client. Where a client will not share numbers, pick a different project for this section rather than using vague outcomes.
Each case needs a drawn or photographed view of the product, the client’s sector, what the studio did and the period the result covers. The four beliefs should be real working principles that affect how projects run, for example that a senior designer stays from the first interview to handover. The process band needs each stage with its duration and starting price, and what the client receives at the end of each.
The client strip needs permission for every name. The services section should list what you are hired for, with the methods involved, such as interviews, diary studies or usability tests. Six photographs are used, so photograph the studio at work: people at a wall of sketches, a research session, a review with a client. Keep the three-line hero short enough that each line reads as one heavy statement, and resist adding a fourth.
State how many projects the studio takes at once and the typical lead time before a new project can start. Clients planning a product launch around your availability need that answer early.
A branding and web studio can replace product metrics with brand launch outcomes, such as enquiries or recognition, and show identity work in the case studies. Service design teams usually present journey maps and the operational change that followed. A small digital product agency can add build and maintenance to the process, with a monthly retainer after launch.
Product Design Studio is light and loud. A studio preferring a dark, technical look fits Digital Studio, and one presenting a quiet index of projects suits Studio Index. Marketing agencies selling retainers should use Bold Agency, and app studios wanting a premium, soft look Frosted Glass.
See every studio layout on the agency and studio templates page.
Starting from the theme costs no credits. Or describe the offer and the AI draws a new page in this style, usually in about two minutes.