Design and code under one roof
a.studio designs and builds websites, interfaces and brand identities. The same team draws the layouts and codes them, so the live site looks exactly like the Figma file.
The designer and the developer are on the project from day one, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
When one team designs and another builds, spacing, motion and half the ideas get lost in between. Here the same people run the project from the first call to launch.
What we do
Hire us for design only, development only, or hand over the whole project.
Work
A hosting company, a theatre, a crypto game and a delivery app. Hover over a site to see it in color and scroll all the way down.
aegis.cloud
Website for a VPS and VDS host: a chrome 3D emblem up top, a server configurator, reviews and FAQ.
Drama Theatre
Website for the Tambov Drama Theatre: a day-by-day playbill, news, a gallery and the full cast of every show.
Astral Legends
Landing page for a crypto game on TON: the game, tokenomics, partners and FAQ on one dark page.
Nearby Drop
A delivery app. The first screen finds your order by tracking number and tells you right away that you can pay the courier or online.
Howwe work
We show you the result after every stage and move on once you sign off.
- 01
Discovery
We get on a call and look at the product, competitors and audience. We agree on what the site has to do and which numbers will show that it works.
You get a sitemap and a technical brief - 02
Design
We design the key screen and agree on the style. Then we lay out every page, state and mobile version in Figma.
You get layouts ready for development - 03
Build
We code the layouts and wire up motion, 3D and the back-end. Work in progress goes up on a staging domain so you can check it in your browser.
You get a working site on a staging server - 04
Launch
We move the site to your hosting, set up analytics and show your team how to update content. If something breaks after launch, we fix it.
You get a live site and a handbook
Got aproject?
Tell us what you want to build and when you need it. We’ll ask a couple of questions and suggest where to start.
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