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Website design for creative agencies and studios

We design and develop websites for creative agencies and studios that give the work room to speak. Distinctive art direction, considered motion and a useful case-study CMS help people understand your contribution and let the team publish its next project.

The detail should support the work, not compete with it.

A portfolio can be expressive and easy to navigate. Plan how someone scans projects, understands your role and reaches the right case without waiting through a performance.

Creative Balcony website, from Hilvy’s published project.
Creative BalconyWebflow development and ongoing website support, with CMS portfolio management and team training.

A portfolio built around the agency’s work.

Work from real project imagery, film and the disciplines you want to show. Vary scale and pacing intentionally rather than force every case into an identical gallery of tiny images.

Motion that supports the story.

Agree where animation explains the work or adds character. Keep navigation, controls and content available without waiting for a sequence, and support reduced-motion preferences.

A case-study CMS your team can use.

Define credits, brief, contribution, assets and client approvals in reusable CMS templates. Editors should be able to publish a coherent case without copying a fragile custom page.

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Brief the next portfolio case before building it.

Choose a project with publication permission and review the assets with the people who delivered it.

Leave with: A case narrative, credited asset list and reusable publishing outline.

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A feel for our work.

A look at the websites we design and build.

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Creative agencies & studios website questions.

Can you develop our existing design direction?

Yes. We can work from approved Figma designs and collaborate on responsive details, interaction, components and CMS behaviour before implementation. Design development and new art direction can be scoped separately.

Will animation slow down the portfolio?

Animation and media choices affect loading and interaction. We agree their purpose, asset delivery and fallbacks, then test representative pages. We do not promise a performance score before assessing the work.

Can each project have a different layout?

A reusable system can allow a considered set of image, film and text compositions. We balance flexibility with a structure editors can use safely rather than make every case a one-off developer task.

Who owns the work shown in Creative Balcony’s portfolio?

Creative Balcony and its credited collaborators own their project contributions. Hilvy’s scope concerns the Webflow studio website, portfolio publishing and ongoing support; its client projects are not presented as Hilvy’s work.

Bring the work you want people to remember.

We can shape the portfolio around your actual material, creative direction and publishing team.