Digital design studio share how they transformed Dishoom’s online experience
Forty Eight Point One are a brand and digital agency with a belief that the best work comes from looking outward. Towards different cultures, perspectives and each other.
Noughts and Ones share how sustainability is central to their digital design practice
As an agency partner you can expect the team at Noughts & Ones to ask why (and how) things are done with the planet in mind. The result? Conversion-focused Shopify stores that seamlessly combines beautiful design with sustainability best practices — without compromise.
Sam Smith talks about how he visually positioned his own agency
Villagers want to bring joy to the full branding journey, partnering with businesses of any size. Rebranding from a client’s point of view can be an overwhelming and scary process, they strive to strip back the mystery and make it as easy and fun as possible.
Jim Sutherland shares how he uses self–initiated projects to remain inspired
Joy is persuasive. Find the joy in each project, work with it, create it in others. People respond by opening up, listening, reconsidering. Studio Sutherland was founded to be agile and personal, building teams from the best artists, architects, writers, strategists, fashion designers and others to suit each project.
Okay Social provide an exclusive look inside their animation agency
It is the people at Ok Social that make them tick. They are a team of passionate animators, designers and craft-people with a zest for creativity. For them, collaboration isn't just about the end product; it's about ensuring our partners enjoy the journey every step of the way.
Actual Friends and their client speak openly about their approach to editorial design
Actual Friends and their client speak openly about their approach to editorial design.
Mat Voyce shares how he uses animated typography to help brands communicate
Mat Voyce is a self taught 2D typographer and animation specialist who has gained a huge online following leading him to work with some of biggest brands in the world.
Brighton based Form Play share a step by step guide to how they approach motion design
Founded in 2018 by Mark Davis and Catharine Pitt, our work balances short-form storytelling with long-term value, creating assets that are consistent, distinctive and ownable. They are known for their hand-drawn, frame animation, which brings a light, human touch to brand communications.
Flow Creative talk motion including the processes behind charity collaboration
Flow is the creative studio for brands who want to move the world forward. They are there for organisations seeking to create progressive change, that aim to make a difference, and that value people over profits.
How storytelling can help brands communicate with clarity
From design that positively disrupts to collaborations that ignite change, they are the driving force behind tangible outcomes for their clients. They don’t just tick boxes, they smash ceilings. If you’re ready to raise your game, they are the agency that matters.
UnitedUs share how they develop powerful strategies
From design that positively disrupts to collaborations that ignite change, they are the driving force behind tangible outcomes for their clients. They don’t just tick boxes, they smash ceilings.
Dalton Maag explore the processes used when designing world class fonts
Dalton Maag is a typeface design studio, founded in 1991. They work with clients and agencies worldwide to enhance their typographic expression, from logo refinement and licensing to custom font suites.
ChAI brand design: How Klutch created an identity that made complex challenges simple
Klutch believe bold, head-turning and adventurous design enhance these opportunities with real intent and binds brands with their audiences through deeper, more purposeful connections.
Penny brand design: How Good Habit created an identity that helped users find and combine pensions
Good Habit is an independent design studio shaping distinctive, lasting brands for a digital world. Brand isn’t just what you say once. It’s what you do, again and again. The habits you build. The tone in your voice. The feeling people come to expect. Every word and every interaction shapes perception, builds trust, and creates connection over time.
Flair brand design: How Halo developed a dynamic identity to fight for an end to racial bias
Halo's co-founder discusses brand strategy and how strong identities help businesses cut through the noise.
Dense brand design: How KISS developed a slick identity for men’s hair loss product
Kiss co-founder Matt Klib shares the methods behind building hair loss prevention brand Dense.
SecureCloud+ brand design: How Ghost Studio built a fluid identity for defensive business
Studio Ghost breaks down their process for building SecureCloud+'s brand identity, drawing on 25 years of design experience.