We’re two master Webflow craftsmen and brand enthusiasts who take our work very seriously. Ourselves, less so.
(If you’re staring at the word “Webflow” like it’s an algebraic equation, stop reading and touch here –– this page isn’t going anywhere.)
Awfully clever marketing language
Verbiage like “Master Webflow Craftsmen” and “Brand Enthusiasts” is awfully clever marketing language. So, here’s what that looks like in practice…
1 We’re more concerned with crafting you a goddamn gorgeous (and albeit functional) website that you’re happy with rather than stroking our own egos. Not win fancy paper weights.
2 We’re not classically trained designers which allows us to approach problems differently and not be assholes about “the design process”, nor bore you with Ted Talks on the topic of Helvetica, nor throw a fit if Parallax Scrolling isn’t your biscuits and jam, nor make choosing between Cornflower Blue and Turquoise Blue feel like signing the Treaty of Versailles.
3 We’re not a factory. We’re not making Teslas. We’re a shop that approaches web design like craftsmen. Too many projects at once makes a craftsman's work suffer. So, we only work with a handful of websites at a time. We also give ourselves the space to do good work. We don’t take calls on Mondays and Fridays not because we’re riding Alpacas through the alps but because we need long uninterrupted time to dive into our craft.
4 We’re funny and aren’t above a good meme. But, we recognize that funny people don’t tell people they’re funny, they tell them a joke...
What did the duck say to the third duck in line?
Goose.
5 We’re not the Cheesecake Factory. We know what we do well and we know what we don’t. Here’s what we do well: web design.
Our newsletters are like all those snow days you prayed for as a kid. They don’t happen often. But when they do, they leave you reaching for your mittens whilst believing in a higher power.
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