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The work is the pitch.
For studios that sell the work rather than the process. Case studies double as marketing pages, so there is one thing to keep updated instead of two.
Agency sites usually carry two parallel bodies of content: a services section describing what the studio does, and a portfolio showing it. Both go stale, and only one gets updated.
This theme collapses them. A case study carries the capability it demonstrates, and the services listing is generated from whatever the work actually shows.
We deleted our services page and nobody missed it.
— A studio partner
One body of content, not two.
Generated services
The services listing is built from capabilities tagged on real case studies, so it cannot describe work you have never done.
Availability signal
A studio-wide capacity note with a date, so an enquiry knows before it is sent whether there is room.
Enquiry qualification
A short form that asks budget range and timing first, and says plainly when a project is out of range.
Attributed testimonials
Every quote requires a name, a role and the project it came from, or it does not render.
The rest of a studio site.
Practical pieces for an agency site that has to stay current without a marketing team maintaining it.
- Capabilities derived from real work
- Dated capacity note
- Budget-range qualification form
- Testimonials tied to projects
- Studio journal with a light cadence
- Rate card behind a soft gate
- Process page generated from case studies
- Recruitment section with open roles
The details
- Version
- 2.9.0
- Released
- Sep 25, 2025
- Services
- Generated from work
- Capacity note
- Dated
- Testimonials
- Attribution required
- Enquiry form
- Qualifying
Recent releases
- 2.9.0Sep 2025 — Services listing now derives entirely from tagged case studies
- 2.8.0Aug 2025 — Capacity note expires if not updated within a month
- 2.7.0Jun 2025 — Testimonials without attribution no longer render
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