Making it click.
“People don’t really get what we do” is more than an annoyance.
It quietly taxes the ads you run, the posts you share and the people you pitch.So we start with the question that matters most:
what has to click before they say yes?
Source: Nielsen Norman Group, How Long Do Users Stay on Web Pages?
Base Camp
5,364 m
Your home for the next few weeks. A tent city on the Khumbu Glacier, where you'll rest, train and let your body adjust. The air already holds half the oxygen you're used to.
Khumbu Icefall
~5,400–5,900 m
A maze of shifting ice, crossed by ladder and rope in the cold of early morning. The route is fixed, every step planned. This is where the climb truly begins.
Camp 2
~6,400 m
Your base high on the mountain. Tucked beneath vast walls of rock and ice, it's where you'll rest, recover and wait for the right weather window.
Lhotse Face and Camp 3
~7,200 m
A steep wall of blue ice, climbed on fixed ropes. You'll come here twice: once to adjust to the altitude, and once on your way to the top.
The Yellow Band
~7,500 m
A band of ancient rock cutting across the snow. Short, exposed and unforgettable, it marks your entry into the highest reaches of the mountain.
Camp 4, the South Col
~7,950 m
Your final camp, on a windswept saddle below the summit. Around midnight, you'll switch on your headlamp and begin the climb of a lifetime.
Death Zone. Above 8,000 metres, your body can’t adjust to the thin air, so every hour here is planned to the minute.
The Summit
8,848.86 m
The highest point on Earth. A third of the oxygen you'd breathe at sea level, and a view no photograph can hold.
Interactivity keeps us curious.
We have short attention spans, and we often drift off fast. But put us in the driving seat, and we lean in.
So we hand over the controls by designing moments people can explore, click by click.
Death Zone. Above 8,000 metres, your body can’t adjust to the thin air, so every hour here is planned to the minute.
Interactive demo. Oxygen figures and timings are estimates.
- ATOMX
- Fortem
- Vodeno
- CEPI
- Mulberry Risk
Our roots are in film.
For over 15 years, our team has made films that explain what organisations do, from global health charities to fintech scale-ups. Then one day we had an idea. What if a website could have the same impact?So now we design and build high-impact, interactive websites.
Brands our team has helped explain things for
How we build your website.
Five stages, from the first workshop to the day your site goes live.
Discovery
A workshop to understand your organisation, your audience and tone of voice.
- Workshop
- Creative brief
Concept
The narrative flow of the site, and how we’ll approach each page, section by section.
- Sitemap
- Narrative flow
- Section plan
Copy and style
Copywriting for every section, developed alongside a look and feel for the site.
- Copywriting
- Motion notes
- Look and feel
Design
Full designs for every section, on desktop and mobile, before anything is built.
- Page designs
- Desktop
- Mobile
Motion and build
Your site built, with every animation and interaction brought to life, ready to launch.
- 2D/3D animation
- Interactions
- SEO setup
- Testing
Pricing.
Whether it’s a full website, a campaign or a presentation, we bring strategy, design and motion to every brief.
Things
worth
knowing.
A motion pack takes around two weeks, a campaign page three to four, and a full website eight to ten. Those timelines leave plenty of room for feedback, revisions and refinement, so nothing gets rushed.
Protecting your SEO is built into every redesign and migration we do. Rankings depend largely on your page addresses and the words on each page, so we keep your existing addresses wherever we can and redirect any that have to change. We also keep the terms your pages already rank for, and often strengthen them. Small movements in the first few weeks are normal while Google catches up, and we keep an eye on them with you.
Yes, and it's where your site really pays off. We build on Storyblok, a headless CMS with a visual editor designed for marketers as well as developers. Your team can change headlines, copy, images and video, and watch the page update as they type. Depending on how we set it up, they can also create new pages from a library of ready-made sections, all designed to match the rest of the site. No developer, no waiting, and no breaking the design.
Yes. Website copywriting is where every project starts. We work out what your audience needs to hear and in what order, then write every page. If you already have copy, we'll rework it into the best structure, tone and approach for your brand and audience.
Most B2B website design agencies do, and both are good platforms. We choose to build custom, code-based sites for our clients, because it gives us the greatest creative freedom. A blank canvas, where every page is shaped around what your audience needs to understand, and every animation is designed around what you want to communicate. It also means fast pages, without the extra weight templates often bring, and your team still gets all the benefits of a visual editor, through Storyblok.
No. Our animations are built in code, not as video files, so they're much smaller. They only load when a visitor scrolls to them, so the rest of the page appears straight away. The text stays as real text, so search engines can read every word. And we test page speed before every launch.
Yes. We design and build with accessibility in mind from the start, guided by WCAG, the recognised standard for web accessibility. That covers everything from contrast and text size to keyboard navigation and screen readers, and anyone who prefers less movement sees still versions of the animations.
Our websites start from £20,000 for up to five pages, with strategy, copy, design, motion and build included. Campaign pages start from £7,500 and presentations from £5,000, and motion packs for an existing site start from £3,500. The final price depends on the number of pages and the scope of the motion, such as whether it includes 3D animation or interactive elements. A redesign is priced the same way, by the pages and motion involved. We'll always agree a budget with you before any work starts.
Hosting starts from around $20 a month. If your team wants to edit the site themselves, a visual editor adds $99 a month, letting up to five people update copy, images and video and preview every change before it goes live. Both are set up in your name and paid directly.
We do, if you'd like us to. After launch, we're on hand for fixes, updates and new sections, either as one-off pieces of work or through a monthly support plan. Sites built this way need very little maintenance anyway, because there are no plugins to keep updating.
You do. Your design, content and accounts are handed over at launch. The building blocks underneath come with a permanent licence, so you're free to work with anyone in future.
Send us a brief. It doesn't need to be formal: what you're working on, who it's for, what's not working now, and your budget and timing. We'll come back with a few questions and some times for a call.