Portfolio
Every bug in the web is a client we have built for. Tap one to visit their site, or read a little about each below.
Video production
A production company whose work sells itself on sight, so the site gets out of the way and lets the reel carry it. Fast-loading video, a clear route to an enquiry, and a structure that survives new work being added every month.
Academic publishing
Publishing runs on trust and findability. The brief was a catalogue that is easy to navigate, readable on a phone, and legible to the people who need to cite it.
Marble home decor
Marble sells on surface and weight: the things a small photograph flattens out. Each piece gets room to be seen, with imagery that stays sharp without slowing the page, and a catalogue arranged so someone browsing a finish can reach the piece that uses it.
Silver-infused hygiene
Pakistan’s first silver-infused hygiene line: towels, shower gel, and skincare built to control odour and bacteria, not just cover them up. The site’s job is to make a genuinely new category legible fast: what the silver actually does, which product solves which problem, and a bundle path for anyone who’d rather stop choosing and start using.
Eyewear
Prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses, sold online across Pakistan. Frames are browsable by face shape as much as style, and every pair carries a plain-language breakdown of lens options (polarized, blue-light, photochromic), so choosing glasses online feels less like a gamble than it usually does.
Women's fashion
Women’s linen and lawn, sold as ready two- and three-piece sets rather than loose yardage. The catalogue is organised the way people actually shop it (by print, by collection, by season), for the fast, image-led browsing a seasonal drop needs to move.
Art-infused fashion
Fashion built around one recognisable motif: Klimt’s gold-leaf patterning, printed onto everyday essentials instead of framed on a wall. The site carries that idea through consistently, with photography and layout that read more gallery than storefront, without ever slowing down the business of buying a t-shirt.
Heritage streetwear
Hand-embroidered streetwear cut from heritage cloth and rejoined by hand, sold under a brand voice that reads closer to a manifesto than a product page; wearable philosophy, not merchandise. The site had to hold that tone at full length, from the landing scroll to a single product page, without it curdling into pretension or slowing the route to checkout.
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