Case study
Erkitect.
Architecture web development that lets the work win the brief.
Erkitect needed an architecture website that showcases projects with editorial impact while making it easy for prospects to understand services and start a conversation.
What the work moved.
portfolio systems
project-first layout systems shipped
What shipped in the build
weeks to launch
weeks from design to live site
What shipped in the build
What we actually delivered.
Every decision on this project served the work below — not a generic website, the specific services Erkitect needed to convert.
Who we were working with.
Erkitect is an architecture studio hired for taste and process. Clients skim portfolios. If the site feels generic, the work never gets a second look — and the studio never gets the conversation.
What stood in the way.
Architecture firms are judged on visual craft. Erkitect needed a portfolio-led site with strong project presentation, studio credibility, and enquiry paths that feel as considered as the work itself.
How do we let architecture work speak for itself online?
How we delivered the work.
- Week 1Discovery
Unpacked how Erkitect wins work, where the current presence leaked enquiries, and which web development outcomes would move the needle.
- Week 1–2Service architecture
Mapped the architecture buyer journey and structured web development around conversion — offer, proof, and the next step.
- Week 2–4Design & build
Designed and built the web development system: templates, trust signals and CTAs that make action feel obvious.
- 4–6 weeksLaunch
Shipped, QA’d, instrumented analytics, and handed over a live experience ready to generate enquiries.
Selected frames from the system.
What the work changed.
Architecture web development turned Erkitect’s site into a silent presenter in new-business conversations — composed, intentional, easy to share, built to win the brief.
