A menu, a site, a business card, a poster, a loyalty card. Drag the handle on each piece to compare the before and the after.
These five pieces are demonstrations. They were made here, from start to finish, for two businesses that do not exist — a bar and a road-marking company. Their names are blurred out in the images, because there is nobody behind them: no client, no results to report and no launch date. What you are looking at is the work itself. The before is the one you still meet often; the after is what would be delivered.
The pieces themselves are written in French, and that is not an oversight: they are made for two Geneva businesses, and a menu, a poster and a loyalty card are in the language of their customers.
The studio is young, and that is said plainly. It is also why it shows rather than tells: a piece is judged in ten seconds, and you have nobody to take at their word.
The five pieces above are for looking at. The sixth is at the bottom of the screen and it is for handling: the assistant from the third package runs on this site. Ask it about a service or a price — it answers with the catalogue and the rates read from this site's database.
That is exactly what would be installed at your place, with your services and your rates instead of ours. See the packages and the prices →
These pieces are drawn for a bar, but the gesture does not change with the trade: a garage, a practice and an accountancy firm have the same need to be legible. Tell us what you have online today and what you want to receive — quotes, appointments, calls.
