For creative agency websites
Creative agency website template
Studio Halcyon is designed for studios that sell on taste. Oversized type, square-cut imagery and a single signal colour put the work first, while published engagement models and a clear process page help prospects qualify themselves before the first call.
What a creative agency website needs — and how this one does it
- 01
Work up front
An editorial hero and a case-study gallery show real projects within the first scroll, with captions for client and scope.
- 02
Services with starting budgets
A numbered service list with tags and prices filters out mismatched enquiries and builds trust with serious clients.
- 03
A process people understand
Four clear steps from discovery to delivery answer the question every first-time client has: what happens next?
- 04
Engagement models, not packages
Sprint, project and retainer tiers reflect how agencies actually sell, with an FAQ covering payments, IP and revisions.
- 05
A journal for thought leadership
Article layouts built for long-form writing help the studio rank and give prospects a reason to come back.
Every page is included.
Creative agency website FAQ
Will this work for a solo designer or freelancer?
Yes. Reduce the team section to one portrait, rename the pricing tiers and the template reads as a one-person studio.
Can I add full case-study pages?
Use blog posts as case studies with their own category, and link gallery captions to them.
Does it suit motion or video-led studios?
Yes. The service list, split feature and gallery all work with video stills, and the bold type holds up next to moving work.
Should agencies really publish prices?
Starting budgets save time on both sides. If you prefer not to, the tiers work just as well with 'On request' in the price field.
