Agencies and studios

Build the site in an afternoon, hand over the codebase

The margin on a small marketing site disappears into the parts nobody enjoys: the first layout, the placeholder copy, the fifth round of spacing tweaks. Framewise does that part, and then gets out of the way — including exporting a real codebase, so nothing about the handover involves us.

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A two-person studio building brand identities and websites for independent food and drink brands

Your visitor is judging whether your work is worth a conversation. Everything the model decides about the page follows from that.

What usually goes wrong

Most agencies and studios sites fail the same three ways

None of these are design problems. They are decisions nobody made, which is exactly the part that gets made for you here.

Small sites do not pay

The five-page brochure site takes three weeks of calendar time for a week of work, and the client still thinks it was expensive.

Handover means lock-in

Building on a hosted builder means your client is renting their own site forever, and you are their support desk.

Your own site is three years old

Everybody who builds sites for a living has this problem. This one takes an afternoon.

For this kind of business

What the model tends to decide

Not a fixed running order. These are the judgements it reaches when your description reads like agencies and studios — and every one of them is yours to overrule.

  • Everything below is a starting position, not a lock
  • Rewrite any of it by clicking and typing
  • Ask for a different treatment of any section
Work first, words second
For a studio the model leads with the work — a split hero and selected projects — because that is what a prospective client is scanning for.
Process, because it sells
How you work is usually the difference between an enquiry and a hire, so it gets a section rather than a paragraph.
Restraint by default
Studio sites are judged on taste. The palettes and type pairings chosen here are quieter than the ones chosen for a product launch.
FAQ

Agencies and studios, specifically

General product questions are answered on the home page.

Can I use this for client work?
Yes, explicitly. Building sites for clients is one of the things the product is for, and it is allowed in the terms.
Can the client own the result outright?
Yes. Export the project into their own GitHub organisation and it is a normal Next.js codebase with no dependency on Framewise. It installs and builds without us.
Can I remove Framewise branding?
Yes, on a paid plan. An exported site never carries our branding at all.
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Other kinds of business

The generator reads whatever you write. These are simply the sectors we have written pages about.

Describe your agencies and studio and see

One sentence, about eight seconds, and a finished site to argue with. No account needed.