Studio
One person, one standard.
No account managers, no junior hand-offs, no ten-person team you never meet.
The person who designs your site is the same person who builds it — which means nothing gets lost translating one person’s intentions into another person’s code.
About
I’m Daniil. Fenwick is what I call the practice of doing this on my own — designing and building the site myself, rather than handing a finished file to someone else to build.
Before this I worked across brand and product design, which is mostly where I learned that websites rarely fail in the design file. They fail in the handoff — the gap between the person who drew it and the person who built it. Fenwick exists to remove that gap.
Principles
How I work
One person, start to finish
No handoff between a designer and a developer who've never spoken. The person who drew it builds it.
Slower briefs, faster builds
Most delays come from unclear direction, not slow hands. I spend longer on the brief so the build doesn't stall.
Plain language over jargon
You should understand every decision I make on your site, not just approve of the outcome.
Small studio, on purpose
I turn down work rather than bring on people to cover it. The quality holds because the size doesn't change.
Tools
- Figma
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Sanity
- Webflow
- Shopify
- Linear
- Notion