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This project started with one sentence from the client: "We don't want to look like a bank"
Their site was nearly 10 years old, and they wanted to feel more like a hands-on, founder-focused team.
I broke down the full process in my latest YouTube case study:
https://youtu.be/HTNo_T7PuE4
If you're a designer, you'll see the thinking behind each decision.
If you're a founder, you'll see how design shapes perception.
Let me know what you think!
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Sometimes it's more about improving what's already there than reinventing everything.
Curious how you guys approach projects like this. Do you prefer starting fresh or building on an existing design?
More of my work: https://www.offmade.studio/
