[ 00 ]

Founder-led · Brand, web and imagery

Perception,
engineered.

[ Selected clients ]

6 years as a studio

[ Before the studio ]

15 years agency-side

Nvidia

Intel

AMD

Mubadala

Corsair

Acer

Arm

Blaupunkt

Western Digital

TP-Link

Mattel

[ 01 ]

Built for

A situation,
not a sector.

The business is usually better than its website. That costs more than people think.

01 / 03

High consequence decisions

Capital, property, contracts, reputations. Buyers start by looking for reasons to rule you out.

02 / 03

Extended sales cycles

Months of consideration, and your website is present for all of it.

03 / 03

Quality that's hard to communicate

Expertise rarely announces itself. Design is how it becomes legible.

[ 02 ]

Selected work

Different clients.
The same test.

Buyers and customers take how a business presents itself as evidence of how it runs. So the work starts with strategy: what the business needs people to believe, and what every page has to do to earn it.

Brand, website and imagery are then made together in one studio, so the typography, the structure and the consistency from one page to the next all come from the same decisions. After launch, Adapt keeps that strategy going. We agree what the site has to prove next, work through it month by month, and review the site against that goal.

An alternative investment firm answering to institutional investors. Brand and site made for that audience.

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The UK's only dedicated dairy-free manufacturer, selling to major retailers. A site built to win manufacturing work.

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A new executive search firm with no track record to show yet. A brand and site built to earn investors' trust.

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A London property advisory whose clients expect discretion first. A quiet site, with a private area for them.

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Skincare grounded in science, at a premium price. A Shopify site and product imagery precise enough to justify it.

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[ Said about the work ]

“Our new website has increased website leads by over 50% and our engagement rate by 35%, leading to more viewings and sales.”

Joel Rayney

Campaign Manager, SiteSales

“From our branding to our brand new website and bespoke CGI video, the whole thing was handled by the same people.”

Jack Preston

Founder, Set Connect

“Their attention to detail and eye for design is unbeaten. We won't be going anywhere else.”

Harison Smith

Founder, Tidywork Studio

[ 03 ]

What we do

Brand, web and imagery.
One pair of hands.

01

/ Branding & design

Identity that holds its shape

Brand strategy and positioning

Identity systems and guidelines

Art direction

Tone of voice and messaging

02

/ Website development

Built to perform, not just launch

Information architecture and UX

Custom build and CMS

CRM and analytics integration

Performance and accessibility

03

/ Brand imagery & motion

A visual language of its own

Brand films and identity sequences

Abstract 3D and custom visual language

Product visuals for brand and web

Investor decks and campaign assets

[ 04 ]

How it works

Eight stages.
Roughly six weeks.

Every project runs the same way, so you always know what's happening and what's next. Every stage is tracked in your dashboard.

01

1 hour

Strategy call

Directly with Luke. We work out who the site has to convince and what it has to prove, and that becomes the brief for everything after.

02

3-5 days

Scope & wireframes

A written scope, timeline and fixed price, mapped onto wireframes of how the site flows.

03

1 week

Design concepts

Two or three creative directions. We agree on one before it goes any further.

04

Runs alongside

Imagery & motion

We make the imagery and any brand film here, in step with the design.

05

1 week

High-fidelity design

Every page, every state, every responsive breakpoint. What you see here is what gets built.

06

1-2 weeks

Build

Agentic scaffolding, hand-finished. Development, CMS structure and integrations, built together.

07

3-5 days

Testing & QA

Automated passes on every device and browser, then a person looks before anyone else does.

08

Launch

Launch & handover

A walkthrough of the CMS so your team can run it confidently. Bug fixes are free for the first month. After that, Adapt keeps the site moving, with a plan and studio time each month.

[ 05 ]

Your dashboard

Every project comes with
your own AI powered dashboard.

We run every project through the dashboard. Check in when you like, or stay on email: everything reaches you there too, from Luke or Zoe.

[ 06 ]

A plan for your site,
long after launch.

Adapt is how we keep working on your site once it is live: a plan for what it has to prove next, and the studio time each month to see it through.

Every plan starts with a commercial goal and works back to the site: winning larger mandates, getting onto shortlists in a new market, or making a newer service as credible as the one you are known for. We work out what the site has to prove to get there, then work towards it month by month, from positioning and messaging to imagery and build, all by the person who built it. You approve everything before it goes live.

01

AI summary

A short summary of your requests: where each one is up to and who is waiting on whom.

02

Your plan

The goal for your site and the moves that serve it. Each next step comes from Luke, scoped: go ahead, talk it over, or leave it for now.

03

Email a request

Send it by email and it lands in the dashboard as a request, files and all. Nothing gets lost.

04

Ask your own AI

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or similar to raise requests and check progress.

05

Approve it first

Read it or open a preview, then approve or say what to change. Nothing goes live without you.

06

Brand settings

Your voice, facts to use, things to avoid and company details. Change them any time and we are told.

07

What we need

Exactly what we need from you, with a date if there is one. Reply with a note, a link or a file.

08

Your whole team

Invite colleagues as owners, members or viewers. Everyone sees only the sites you give them.

[ 07 ]

Questions

01

Who owns the work?

You do. Ownership transfers to you when the project is paid in full, and every final render, animation and asset is yours outright. The contract says so before you sign it.

You get a written scope, a timeline and one fixed price before any design begins. Payment is then split into stages, and the split depends on the size and type of project. For some projects it is three payments of 40%, 40% and 20%, and for others it is two payments of 50%.

No. The work is best done from home, with catch-ups by call on Google Meet or whatever suits you. We are happy to travel and meet in person, particularly at the start. We are based in Cambridgeshire.

We assess it first, and make suggestions if they are needed. Brands are often built without full guidance for the digital world, so we sometimes expand the brand guidelines to cover it. If we think the brand is holding you back, we might suggest a branding project, and you decide.

Yes. We use the platform that suits your business, such as Webflow when several people need to edit through a CMS, and set it up so your team can maintain the site without us. Adapt is there if you would rather hand that work to the people who built it.

Launch ends with a walkthrough of the CMS and the on-page editor, so your team can run the site themselves. You keep your dashboard, and every build includes bug fixes for the first month after launch. After that, Adapt carries the site forward: a plan for what it has to prove next, and the studio time each month to see it through.

[ 08 ]

The studio

The person you brief is
the person who builds it.

[ A note from Luke ]

A website is often the first real signal of how seriously a business takes everything else.

Every project starts with the same question: what does someone need to believe about you in the first five seconds, before they have read a word?

Most of the answer is not copy. It is structure, restraint, typography, and whether the thing feels built or assembled. People form a judgement long before they have consciously read anything, and it is hard to reverse.

Zoe and I run the studio from Cambridgeshire. There are no account managers or layers between you and the work: I design, build and render it, and Zoe keeps the project moving.

Luke

Founder & Creative Principal

More about the studio

[ 09 ]

Enquiries

If your business has outgrown your site,
we should talk.

Currently scoping

projects for early 2027.