A distinctive visual direction
Typography, colour, imagery and layout developed around the brand you have or the identity work included in your brief.
For businesses in Fitzroy
Your business has its own point of view. We design websites for Fitzroy businesses that express that identity and help people understand what they can buy, book or enquire about.

Selected work · Website & graphic design
The SPNHAUS project connects graphic design and a website presence. It offers a useful example of carrying a distinct visual language into a digital experience.
A coherent identity can make a website memorable while a considered structure gives the work somewhere to lead.
Your customers come first
A strong visual idea can draw people in. The page structure needs to carry that attention towards your services or products, with room for your story and enough clarity to make a decision.
Bring your existing voice, imagery and brand assets into the brief. We design around your business rather than an assumed neighbourhood aesthetic.
Give visitors a way to move from an introduction or campaign into the work, services or products that interest them.
Navigation, text and calls to action should remain clear on a phone, even when the visual direction is expressive.
Planned together
Start with what visitors need. Then choose the pages, content and functionality that support it.
Typography, colour, imagery and layout developed around the brand you have or the identity work included in your brief.
Structure your introduction, offer and selected work so visitors can browse freely and still find the practical details.
Responsive pages, search foundations and agreed CMS updates. Your handover covers the content you will look after.
Scope to discuss. Brand identity, campaign pages, custom motion, shops and new photography can be discussed alongside the website. Each has its own deliverables and content requirements.
Bring existing brand material, recent work and examples of how you communicate with customers. We’ll discuss which parts already feel right and which need more clarity before planning the website for your Fitzroy business.
A shared plan
Your proposal sets the schedule. Content readiness, integrations and feedback shape the timing.
Agree the audience, goals and scope.
Plan the pages, messages and assets.
Review the layout and visual direction.
Build the site and agreed connections.
Test, publish and complete the handover.
A focused starting point
Your proposal confirms the final scope.
Bookings, stores, memberships and other integrations are quoted around your requirements. Content support, ongoing care and recurring software or hosting fees are discussed alongside the build.
Find out what your website needsYes. We review the assets, typography, imagery and usage guidance you have. The website can build on those foundations without requiring a complete rebrand.
We plan the visual direction alongside navigation, readability and the enquiry path. Motion and unusual layouts need to support the experience on mobile as well as desktop.
Creative direction can be included as separate scope for the visual approach, photography or campaign material needed by the website.
A dedicated project contact keeps the brief and feedback connected. Your proposal identifies the review stages and how you will share comments before development.
We can discuss future commerce needs during planning. Adding a shop involves platform, product, payment and operational decisions, so it needs a separate scope.
Your next move
Get a free website audit. We’ll look at how your Fitzroy business comes across and how clearly the site connects attention with a next step.
Share your website and what you want to improve. Planning a new site? Tell us about it in the audit form.