A storytelling studio disguised as a branding agency needed a site that behaved like its work — slow, deliberate and cinematic. We built a scroll-led narrative that moves through story, strategy and identity before it ever mentions services.
Headquartered in Muscat and moving freight by air, sea and land, Al Arjwan needed a site that could carry eight service lines without burying any of them. We built a service-led architecture with a quote request never more than one tap away.
A global supplier of nursery-grown trees needed a catalogue that reads like a botanical reference and sells like a trade brochure. We built a species-led site with seasonal availability, acclimatisation detail and sister-concern navigation.
Kerala's leading UPSC and KAS academy had a decade of results and no place to show them. We built a results-led site where every rank, mentor and programme is one scroll from the enquiry form.
Thiruvalla's detailing and bodywork studio needed a site that could sell ceramic coating to enthusiasts and denting to everyone else. We built a service-tiered layout with booking pressure applied without shouting.
A concept build exploring how a container shipping brand can show operational data without turning its homepage into a dashboard. Analytics, tracking and pricing sit inside a narrative, not a table.
A Montessori-inspired early learning school in Manganam needed parents to feel the campus before visiting it. We built a calm, image-led site where the admissions path is always in reach.
An occupational therapist with 27 years of NHS experience needed a practice site that felt like the therapy itself — unhurried, clear and free of clinical coldness. We built it around one metaphor and one booking action.
Kerala's Swantham Chicken has been a household brand since 1985 with no digital presence to match. We built a product-forward site in the brand's own green and black, built for distributors as much as consumers.
A Melbourne furniture retailer with a deep catalogue and a physical showroom needed both to work together online. We built a category architecture that survives eighty-plus collections without losing the shopper.
A container terminal operating since 1999 needed a site that reads to government, trade and investors at once. We built an infrastructure narrative with facilities, services and future projects given equal footing.
A UAE general trading store selling everything from coffee to baby care needed a storefront that makes a hundred categories feel navigable. We built search-first merchandising with a daily deals engine underneath.
Six companies across minerals, mining, natural stone, real estate and education needed one corporate identity online. We built a group narrative that holds the sectors together without flattening them.
A Kolkata not-for-profit working across education, healthcare, skills and sport needed donations and transparency in the same breath. We built an impact-led site where every number links back to a programme.
A coast-to-coast Canadian signage manufacturer needed proof of fabrication capability, not a product catalogue. We built the site around the workshop-to-installation process that competitors outsource.
Kottayam's coworking space needed to sell a room people have not walked into. We built a membership-led site where the tour booking is the only real call to action.
A smart lockbox that works without Wi-Fi, cellular or internet needed a site that leads with that fact. We built a product story where the offline capability is the headline, not a spec-sheet footnote.
An airport hotel near Cochin International sells one thing above all — proximity. We built a booking-first site where the location advantage is settled in the first screen.
A UAE manpower supplier serving contractors across all seven emirates needed to speak to hiring managers and job seekers on the same site without either journey compromising the other. We built a cinematic, trade-led site covering civil, MEP & HVAC and cleaning manpower.
Doctor-led home nursing across Kerala, sold to families making a decision under stress. We built a site that answers the safety questions before it asks for anything.
A convention hall steps from the Sri Krishna Temple sells grandeur, and grandeur has to be seen. We built a photography-led venue site with enquiry pressure applied at every scroll depth.
A concept storefront exploring how a luxury jewellery brand can run promotions without cheapening itself. Editorial pacing on top, commerce mechanics underneath.
A concept platform connecting cultivators, agribusinesses and experts. The exercise was making a three-sided marketplace legible on a single marketing page.
A concept booking experience for cabin stays, built to test whether a search interface can feel calm. Region, dates and guests resolved in one row without a wizard.
A shipping company serving e-commerce sellers needed the site to speak to merchants rather than to freight professionals. We built it around last-mile, imports and warehousing as seller problems.
