Case studies.

SPQR Shop is one of our longest-running partnerships. We launched the first store with them in 2020 and have run the storefront, the brand, and most of the operation around it ever since: bespoke jewelry rooted in Roman history and Christian tradition, made by a small atelier for a niche audience mostly in the United States.

The original store ran on WordPress and WooCommerce. By 2023 the catalog had grown to roughly two thousand products and page speed had collapsed. We trimmed it to the strongest sellers and migrated the whole shop to Shopify that same year. Sales doubled.

The 2026 redesign is the current site. A persistent add-to-cart bar lets a customer pick a stone, an engraving, and a metal without ever losing the item they're buying. The visual reference is Apple: calm, dark, generous spacing, a long single column built for slow browsing. We treat it like a workshop, not a one-time project.

StoneMax came to us for a redesign. They build bespoke stone kitchen surfaces in Bulgaria, locally known as кухненски плотове. The work was always exceptional; the old site just hid it and lost prospects instantly.

We built the new site in Webflow with a custom CMS the owner runs himself, plus a real-time materials catalog clients can browse. The brand is no longer hiding behind its own URL: it leads with it, and the new portfolio is something the owner proudly shares.

Made of Silver makes rings, pendants, and finer pieces for women, most of it one of a kind. The previous storefront failed to reflect the premium price and craft of the work. We rebuilt it on Shopify with intention: a green palette chosen specifically for the brand, generous whitespace, large product photography, and quiet typography that lets the work speak.

The store sells primarily into Europe: mid-budget pricing, very high product quality, very intentional design. Email runs through Omnisend: welcome flows for new buyers, abandonment recovery, and slow campaigns to the existing list when a new collection lands, with customer behaviour feeding the product recommendations. We run the store with them while the team focuses on making.

Ezhednevnik is one of the most complex builds we've shipped. The brief was to replace a slow WordPress publication with a real product: a custom application, a headless CMS the editor can run alone, and an automated pipeline that turns approved sources into draft articles in minutes. The reading experience borrows from traditional media, a three-column layout close in spirit to the Financial Times and the New York Times.

A database holds every article, image, tag, and category, and the automation pipeline turns the editor's approved sources into finished drafts in minutes, with image generation running alongside. Around the core sit smaller integrations for alerts, approvals, and syndication. This is one of the projects we're proudest of: a real product, not a marketing site.

Vantage Vision runs B2C and B2B campaigns across Meta, Google, LinkedIn, and TikTok, but their old site lacked the agency's energy in a crowded Dutch market. The brief was a Webflow build the team could manage themselves. The design is built around mood: black throughout, with high-contrast type and photography that leans into the agency's mystique.

The animation work is where the site does most of its selling: custom Three.js sequences and GSAP timelines. It's now the agency's primary pitch tool, and several closes have happened where prospects told the team directly that the website was the reason they signed. Inbound has grown beyond the home market, with the United States and the United Kingdom now finding Vantage through the site. We continue to update it month to month.

Deq Vision is a marketing agency split between Bulgaria and London. Their old structure looked unprofessional and cost them real clients in the first few seconds of a visit. They came to us with a sharp Figma file and a deadline. We followed it to a tee and translated the entire design into Webflow, pixel for pixel.

The site shipped in roughly two weeks and now sits comfortably alongside agency websites in Western markets: a reliable base for paid traffic that the team manages itself through a custom CMS.

Priority Sport runs daily training at the Vasil Levski National Stadium, summer and spring camps, and the Go Kids athletics league. The brand is led by Maggie Hristova, a multi-discipline national champion in Bulgaria. The previous site was a slow WordPress build whose registration forms had broken to the point where parents were downloading PDFs to enrol their kids in races.

We rebuilt it with working registration and live schedules the team runs itself, and we run the paid acquisition too: targeted Google Ads, careful keyword work, and a cost per lead well below industry. All assets are custom: no AI imagery, every photograph licensed and shot in the field. We host and maintain it, and we've been working with Maggie for around two years.

Fit Kids is a separate site we built for Maggie alongside Priority Sport. The camp was growing but had no online enrollment path, leaving parents without a quick way to book. The answer was a one-page Webflow build, designed in-house, with a submission form at the centre of the page.

We run Google Ads to it during the seasons that matter, summer and spring, and Maggie has been running ads to it since launch in 2025: a high-converting page backed by steady traffic and strong seasonal sign-up rates.

The Kaiser is a thirty-minute short film about Schumacher's first race and his early relationship with Senna. We built the project's website for Lubo, one of our longest-running collaborators. Then the database was hacked beyond recovery and we had to start again, fast, just days before the trailer launch.

We rebuilt from scratch with a clear visual reference: Netflix. Auto-playing trailer-style video on the home page, a monochrome aesthetic with carefully placed colour, and one job: generate donations. After the trailer announcement the site needed to absorb 500 to 1,000 concurrent visitors at peak. The stack held. Thousands of dollars have been raised through the site, and big sponsor names have come on board behind the work.