Web Design
Your site is where most people meet the brand for the first time. It should feel like the same company as everything else you make.
Too many brands look sharp on a can and fall apart online. The identity gets watered down to fit a template, and the site ends up looking like it came from a different company. We design the web as part of the brand, so the thing people find first is as good as the thing that got them looking.
The site isn't a separate project with its own rules. It runs on the same visual language as the packaging, the merch, and everything else, so a customer never feels the seam between the brand they saw and the brand they clicked.
Pretty and useless is still useless. We design around what someone actually came to do, so the site looks like you and works like it should, on a laptop or a cracked phone screen in bad light.
A site isn't a poster. It has to keep working after you launch it, when someone new adds a page or a product. We build it so it holds its shape as it grows, instead of slowly turning into a mess nobody wants to touch.
