The Strive Agency
A playful, hand-drawn one-page website for a marketing and design agency.
From the brief to the build.
The Challenge
Agency websites tend to look alike, and a brand that tells its visitors boring brands get skipped can't sit in a standard template. The brief was a website for a marketing and design agency with a casual, hand-drawn voice, on a single page that still had to cover six services, a selected work section, a process and a way to get in touch.
The Solution
We designed and built the site from scratch. The page opens on a hero with a "See our work" button and a scrolling marquee of service tags, then runs through About, Services, Selected work, Process, a set of working commitments, an FAQ and Contact, with the navigation jumping between sections. The selected work section is a set of cards labelled by type of work, and the page ends in a project inquiry form and a footer with a newsletter signup.
- Client
- Confidential client
- Category
- Web Design & Development
- Services provided
- Web design
- Front-end development
- Related service
- Tech stack
- Next.jsReactTypeScriptFramer MotionVercel
The pieces that made it work.
Six services as tilted cards
Branding, social media, ad campaigns, content creation, web design and strategy each get a numbered card with an icon and a one-line description, set at slight angles to keep the hand-drawn feel.
Swipeable process section
The four-step process (Discover, Sketch & strategize, Design & build, Launch & iterate) is laid out as cards that visitors swipe through, instead of a static list.
FAQ and project inquiry form
An FAQ accordion answers six common questions. Below it, the contact form asks for a name, email and message, with dropdowns for the project type and a budget range.
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