Creative agency website template

Start from a template like this one - it already ships an oversized type hero, a horizontal-scrolling project gallery, compact services list, and case-study pages that show process rather than just polish. B12's AI generates the site from a short description of your studio (positioning, disciplines, aesthetic), and you swap in your own case studies in the browser.

Six to eight case studies with real client names and process shots (not just polished finals), a compact services list (Brand Identity, Web Design, Packaging, Art Direction, or your own), a short positioning line stating who you work with and why, a contact CTA, and one strong distinctive design detail that itself demonstrates taste - a design agency's site is its first case study.

Six to eight cases well-presented beats fifteen thin ones. Each case study should include the brief, your approach, process shots, and the final work - not just the deliverable. Update the project gallery in the visual editor as new work ships; creative agencies win commissioning on recency, and a stale featured project reads louder than a broken link.

Yes - this is the whole trick. A generic-looking template undercuts a design agency's pitch before a visitor reads a word. Distinctive typography, considered accent color, unusual layout choices (horizontal galleries, oversized type, asymmetric composition) all signal "we sweat the details" better than any About page copy.

Built for small branding and digital design studios where taste and case-study depth carry the pitch. For a solo creative or freelancer building a portfolio-first site, see our modern creative portfolio prompt. For a broader digital marketing agency (paid media, performance creative, ad campaigns), see our digital marketing website prompt. B12's design experts can refine the typography and interaction detail for higher-tier studio positioning where the site itself is expected to be a piece of work.