Creative Agency

Creative Agency is a five-page website for a studio that sells taste and judgement. It has to look like the work it promises, so the design is loud — acid lime on near-black, oversized display type — while the copy stays accountable: every case study carries a number.
Pages included

Home — a full-bleed dark hero with an oversized statement, four statistics, a scrolling client logo band, four service cards, four featured projects that reveal their result on hover, three client quotes with the operative phrase highlighted, and a closing CTA about limited slots.
Services — the four disciplines in full, each with a numbered label, a paragraph of philosophy, five deliverables and an image. Then a five-stage process (listen, dissect, create, refine, release), a twelve-item tool stack, and a "not sure where to start" CTA.
Work — seven case studies with a working category filter, each showing discipline, year and the measured outcome, over a four-figure aggregate band and a client quote.
Team — eight people with role, six culture principles written as rules the studio actually follows (including one about not working late), a four-image studio gallery, and three open roles.
Contact — a project brief form with project type and budget range, direct contact and studio details, a three-step "what happens next" explaining the reply, the call and the proposal, and a five-question FAQ covering timelines, small budgets, remote work, rights and revisions.

Design and style. Acid lime #d4ff3f on near-black with Space Grotesk set very large — a deliberately confident palette for a business whose product is confidence. Header mode is overlay-light. The work filter, the hover reveals, the mobile menu and the counters are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. The result number on each case card is what separates this from a gallery — replace them with your own real figures, and delete any case where you do not have one. Update the budget ranges to your market, since that field is doing the qualifying before your first reply.
Best suited to creative and branding agencies, design studios, digital and performance marketing agencies, production houses, and freelance collectives working under one name.