Make your expertise obvious.

Positioning, identity and website for experts who sell their judgement: surgeons, advisors, architects, coaches, founders and voice actors.

Website concept for Rachel Stone, CEO.
Rachel Stone CEO
Website concept for Dr Claire Whitman, facial plastic surgeon.
Dr Claire Whitman Facial plastic surgeon
Website concept for Erik Holm, architect.
Erik Holm Architect
Website concept for Daniel Hart, voice actor.
Daniel Hart Voice actor
Website concept for Hanna Lund, strategy advisor.
Hanna Lund Strategy advisor
Website concept for Dr Lars Hedin, sports orthopaedic surgeon.
Dr Lars Hedin Sports orthopaedic surgeon
Website concept for Ingrid Berg, executive coach.
Ingrid Berg Executive coach
Website concept for Mark Ellery, B2B sales consultant.
Mark Ellery B2B sales consultant
Website concept for Astrid Nyman, art advisor.
Astrid Nyman Art advisor
Website concept for Theo Callahan, creative director.
Theo Callahan Creative director
Website concept for Peter Hale, angel investor.
Peter Hale Angel investor
Website concept for Mia Sørensen, cellar advisor.
Mia Sørensen Cellar advisor
Website concept for Olivia Grant, luxury real estate.
Olivia Grant Luxury real estate
Website concept for Catherine Moore, board director.
Catherine Moore Board director
Website concept for Adam Kerr, cybersecurity advisor to boards.
Adam Kerr Cybersecurity advisor to boards
Website concept for Alex Lane, voice actor.
Alex Lane Voice actor
Website concept for Thomas Ward, M&A lawyer.
Thomas Ward M&A lawyer
Website concept for Maya Ellison, author and speaker.
Maya Ellison Author and speaker
Website concept for Oskar Berglund, private travel designer.
Oskar Berglund Private travel designer
Website concept for Noah Brandt, founder.
Noah Brandt Founder
Website concept for Julia Sandberg, wealth advisor.
Julia Sandberg Wealth advisor
Website concept for Linnea Dahl, interior architect.
Linnea Dahl Interior architect
Website concept for Viktor Strand, yacht designer.
Viktor Strand Yacht designer
Website concept for Nils Ekberg, executive search.
Nils Ekberg Executive search
Website concept for Dr Henrik Saari, cardiologist.
Dr Henrik Saari Cardiologist
Website concept for Freja Aalto, garden designer.
Freja Aalto Garden designer
Website concept for María Escold, narrator.
María Escold Narrator
Website concept for Eleanor Hayes, wedding planner.
Eleanor Hayes Wedding planner
Website concept for Nora Vik, executive stylist.
Nora Vik Executive stylist
Website concept for Saga Lindqvist, photographer.
Saga Lindqvist Photographer
Website concept for Johan Ek, private chef.
Johan Ek Private chef
Website concept for Clara Voss, keynote speaker.
Clara Voss Keynote speaker

Concept Thirty-two experts, thirty-two different answers. Fictional briefs, designed and built by us.

Pick your field. See the sentence first, then the website.

Every concept starts with one sentence about who you help and why it matters. Here it is next to the website we built on it, where that expert works.

Pick your field

Website concept for Dr Claire Whitman, shown on a laptop in a private consultation room.
ConceptDr Claire Whitman, facial plastic surgeon

I help people considering facial surgery decide calmly, with all the time their questions need.

Fictional brief. The website is our design.

Thirty-two briefs. No two alike.

Desktop home page of the website concept for Rachel Stone, ceo.
Rachel StoneCEOA magazine cover, for a founder the press already calls.
Desktop home page of the website concept for Erik Holm, architect.
Erik HolmArchitectThe name built like a house, set on the plot others turned down.
Desktop home page of the website concept for Hanna Lund, strategy advisor.
Hanna LundStrategy advisorA front page, because her work starts with what matters most.
Desktop home page of the website concept for Oskar Berglund, private travel designer.
Oskar BerglundPrivate travel designerA ticket to somewhere nobody posts about.
Desktop home page of the website concept for Mia Sørensen, cellar advisor.
Mia SørensenCellar advisorA wine label, signed like a vintage.

Concept Fictional briefs. Websites designed and built by us.

Clear words. A recognisable identity. A website ready to use.

Positioning, identity and website developed together, with a clear role for each.

  1. Positioning & words

    Explain who you help, when they need you and why your expertise matters.

    • Positioning
    • Key messages
    • Biography
    • Tone of voice
    Name cards for Hanna Lund laid out on a table during a review.
    Illustrative image, AI-generated.
  2. Visual identity

    Build recognition with a visual language that fits your work and your audience.

    • Name treatment or logo
    • Typography
    • Colour
    • Guide
    Hanna Lund identity sheet: wordmark, warm white, ink and burnt orange.Hanna Lund slide in her identity.
  3. Website & launch

    Bring the message and identity into a website that helps visitors understand your work and enquire.

    • Structure
    • Copy
    • Design
    • Development
    • Handover
    Daniel Hart website concept.

You approve the direction before we move on.

  1. 01You approve the positioning.

    Nothing is designed until the words are agreed.

  2. 02You approve the identity direction.

    Then it is applied to your name, documents and slides.

  3. 03You approve the website before launch.

    It goes live only when you have reviewed it.

Quoted for your project. Every file is yours.

Request a quote
A designer lays out identity colour boards for a client on an oak table in a bright studio.

Decided at the table, not picked from a template.

We listen to how you explain your work, find the sentence that makes it obvious, and review every decision with you on paper and on screen.

Illustrative image. The person shown is not a client or team member.

Before you ask for a quote.

Who is this for?

Experts whose work is worth more than their website shows: consultants, founders, CEOs, investors, board directors, doctors in private practice, architects and interior designers, creative professionals, speakers and voice actors.

How does a quote work?

Each project is scoped for what you need. Your proposal sets out the deliverables and timeline before you decide.

Are these real clients?

Not yet. The projects shown are concepts based on fictional briefs, made to show method and craft. Real projects will always be labelled as such.

Tell us about your next chapter.

Share what you do, who you work with and what you want to change.

What happens nextWe review your enquiry and get in touch to clarify the scope. Your proposal sets out the deliverables and timeline before you decide.

The quote form asks what you do, who you work with and what you want to change.

Request a quote Opens our quote page.