// Case studies
A portfolio shows the result. A case study shows the thinking: the brief, the decisions and what we built. We only publish numbers we have actually measured.
// 01 · Spirits import & distribution
A spirits importer and distributor needed a website that felt as premium as the bottles it represents. The brief: a full brand portfolio, a page for every brand, and a clear way for bars, retailers and private-label partners to start a conversation.
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// 02 · Agri-biotech (microalgae)
A new joint venture between Phoenix Biosolutions and Necton, a microalgae producer, needed a corporate website before launch. The audience is agronomists, distributors and partners, so the site had to explain technology, products and sustainability without sounding like a sales brochure.
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// 03 · Childcare
A licensed day home in Edmonton had an outdated one-page site. Parents decide quickly, so the new page needed to show trust, opening hours, meals and how to book a visit, all on a phone.
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// 04 · Scrap metal & recycling
A scrap metal and recycling company in Essen, Germany, receives most enquiries from people checking current scrap prices. The old site hid prices deep in the page.
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// 05 · Driving test booking service
TestDay helps UK learner drivers find earlier driving test dates. Visitors arrive anxious and in a hurry, so the site had one job: explain the service and get the request form filled in.
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// 06 · Research peptides
A US research-compound brand needed a store that looked serious and handled compliance details: an age gate, research-use notices, clear vial and kit pricing, and policy pages.
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