Design
Choosing a website is easier when you can see the options rather than describe them. These pages show the type, movement and building blocks we work with — everything here is real and working, not a mock-up. Browse them, note what you like, and bring that to our next conversation.
How it looks
The decisions that give a site its character.
Typography
55 type pairings, each shown on the same concert listing so you can compare them fairly. Grouped by serif, sans serif, slab and display; filter by the feel you want — classical, modern, formal, friendly.
Colour and style
22 colour palettes and seven style directions — rounded or square, floating or flat. Each shown on the same concert listing so you can compare them like for like.
Motion
From a headline that lifts into place to a whole page you scroll through rather than down. Shown on light and dark backgrounds, so you can see how each behaves either way.
Finishing touches
What sits behind your words, the details on top of them, and the pieces drawn for music rather than adapted from a software toolkit — staves, ticket stubs, level meters.
What you get
The pieces we hand over, each one wearing the choices above.
Page layouts
Every way a page can be arranged — how it opens, how a season runs down it, and the richer pieces that carry one moment. All of it live and working, not pictures of it.
Instagram posts
34 ways to lay out an Instagram post, shown at the exact size Instagram uses. Covers, body slides and closing cards, for announcements, deadlines, programmes and thank-yous — built around photographs of your own people.
Nothing here is a commitment. Most sites use a handful of these and leave the rest out — and anything can change after launch.