I build websites for branding studios, and I think about them the way you think about identity.
Most of my work comes in after the brand is approved. What usually happens next is that the site gets treated as a layout problem — pages get built because the sitemap says so, and the strategy that shaped the identity stops at the PDF. So the site looks right and argues for nothing.
I came up doing brand strategy, so I start from what the brand is claiming and who it's claiming it against, then work out what the site has to do about it. Which page carries the weight, what the homepage can stop trying to do, where someone actually decides. Your positioning drives those calls instead of sitting next to them.
Shopify — direct-to-consumer. Subscriptions and bundling structured properly rather than bolted on, and built to hold up as the SKU count grows.
Webflow — marketing sites where the client's team needs to publish without calling a developer.
Astro + Sanity — when the site needs to be fast, custom, or handle content structures Webflow starts fighting. Editorial, multi-market, anything with a real content model behind it.
Before layout: what the site has to accomplish, which page does the work, what gets cut. Built from your positioning rather than a generic template. You get sitemap, page-level intent, and content requirements your writer can work against — usually enough to settle the scope argument with the client before it starts.
I extend your identity into the site — page architecture, layout system, motion — and build it. Working from your system, not around it. If something has to change for the web, you hear it from me before it ships.
You've designed it, I build it. Matched to what was presented, including the optical adjustments nobody wrote down. I flag what won't survive a real browser before I start, not in week three.
The question the client asks once everything's approved: will it rank, will it convert. I handle it during the build instead of as a cleanup pass — structure, headings, metadata, page speed, and a content model that gives the site something to rank for. After launch I read what people actually do on the site and tell you what's worth changing. No keyword stuffing, and no recommendation that starts with removing your hero.
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