Coffee & Retail
A landing page example for a specialty coffee brand moving into wholesale — built to convert around a single launch.
Interested in something like thisWebsites, done properly.
Manifesto
You brief one person, not a department. What comes back is usually better than what you pictured — because it was carried, start to finish, by the same pair of hands that took the brief.
Selected work
A few examples of what I build
Example · Next.js, Sanity
Architecture Studio
A full-site example for a small architecture practice, built to let the drawings and photography carry the story.
Interested in something like thisFintech Launch
A brand-and-product-site example for an early-stage payments company, designed ahead of launch.
Interested in something like thisSaaS Analytics
A marketing site and docs example for an analytics dashboard, kept separate from the product itself.
Interested in something like thisRestaurant Group
Menus, bookings and private events — an example site for a small hospitality group.
Interested in something like thisProcess
How a project runs
01
Brief
A call, then a short written brief, so we both know what we're building before anyone opens Figma.
02
Design
Structure and direction first, then detail. You see it in stages, not as one big reveal at the end.
03
Build
The person who designed it writes the code. Nothing gets lost translating between the two.
04
Launch
Deployed, tested on real devices, and handed over with a plain guide to changing it yourself.
Working together
Daniil designed and built the site in six weeks. He asked the right questions early, then didn't need much more from us.
Priya Nair
Founder, early-stage fintech startup
We'd tried two other studios before Fenwick. The difference was that everything shipped on the date it was meant to.
Tom Ridley
Marketing Lead, hospitality group
He replies fast, explains decisions in plain terms, and doesn't pad the invoice with extras we didn't ask for.
Elena Sorensen
Head of Brand, SaaS company
You & Fenwick
You bring the problem — a launch, a rebrand, a site that stopped working for the business it’s meant to serve. I bring a practice built to solve it properly, in pixels and in code.
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