Issue 01Homepage proof sheet
Sharper agency positioning.
Lead with the buyer problem, then make proof unavoidable.
Agency positioning, written like a publication
Turn a hard-to-explain agency into a site buyers can trust in one read.
Offprint designs editorial websites for strategy, brand, and product agencies that need sharper positioning, credible case evidence, and a first call path that does not feel like a template.
41%more qualified inquiry starts
9 wktypical concept to live site
0generic founder-headline blocks
Interactive brief
Choose the pressure point. The page system changes around it.
The prototype starts where a real agency buyer starts: deciding whether the firm understands their commercial problem before they inspect portfolios.
A homepage for agencies changing market perception.
Lead with a thesis, name the buyer tension, and support it with case-study excerpts, decision criteria, and visible senior involvement.
Opening promiseSpecific category, buyer, and outcome in the first viewport.
Proof moduleMetrics paired with editorial notes so claims feel inspectable.
Service architectureThree named offers instead of a long capability dump.
Inquiry pathA short brief form with success, error, loading, and disabled states.
Increase proof density to show more evidence modules.
Selected work
Case studies are edited as arguments, not galleries.
Each story pairs a business constraint with the agency decision that changed the outcome.
B2B strategy firm
From clever studio to category advisor.
Rebuilt the site around procurement objections, founder essays, and a board-level service page.
Qualified briefs+38%
Product design agency
A launch surface for a new enterprise offer.
Created a publication-style offer page with risk notes, operating cadence, and buyer-ready evidence.
Sales cycle-19 days
Brand consultancy
Proof architecture for cautious buyers.
Reframed ten years of work into repeatable client situations, decisions, and measurable effects.
Case read depth2.4x
Design brief output
A structured system a senior designer can refine.
Purpose, layout, visual system, interaction states, responsive behavior, and implementation constraints are explicit in the page, not hidden in annotations.
- 1Purpose
Make an agency credible quickly by aligning promise, proof, and inquiry path. - 2Layout
Editorial masthead, interactive proof sheet, configurable brief, evidence-led case section, and concise contact surface. - 3Visual system
Warm paper, black ink, deep blue plate, sage controls, and one strong rust accent for decisions. - 4Implementation
Static HTML with progressive enhancement, semantic controls, visible focus, and no image dependencies.
SelectedSegment controls invert color and update the proof sheet or brief copy.
HoverButtons lift, case studies warm slightly, and links change accent color.
DisabledThe submit button dims while required fields are incomplete.
LoadingInquiry submission shows a spinner before success messaging.
EmptyLow proof density reveals a dashed note instead of pretending evidence exists.
MobileSections stack in reading order; the primary action remains above the fold and the source link moves inline.
Start a sharper agency site
Send a compact brief. Get an editorial direction.
The form intentionally asks for the business pressure, not a laundry list of features. That keeps the first conversation about judgment.