Industries

Does your agency need references from your specific industry?

In short: no. The question is understandable; after all, you want to be sure that your agency understands how your market works. However, a reference from your exact niche says little about whether your project will be a success. Often, it just means the same solution is being sold a second time.

The opposite is actually more valuable: The more industries an agency has seen, the better. Having worked for manufacturing, software, real estate, research, and skilled trades, we have repeatedly immersed ourselves in new target groups through creative research. This exact experience makes us more creative and allows us to address your needs precisely, rather than just applying a template from a previous project.

This kind of experience is only gained through many different projects. We have completed over 140 for more than 250 companies.

Is your industry missing? No problem.

Above, you will find the industries in which we have implemented a particularly large number of projects, from IT and software to research and science. If you don't find your industry here, that doesn't mean we can't handle it. It just means there isn't a dedicated page for it yet.

Under Other Industries you will find projects that don't fit into any specific category. In the References section, you can see all 47 published cases.

How we get up to speed in a new industry

Before we design, we understand your business, your target audience, and your market position. This process is the same in every industry:

1. 01

   Onboarding with 34 strategy questions

   We get to know your company, your customers, and your market. The knowledge from your sales team is worth its weight in gold.

2. 02

   Strategy session

   We clarify goals, positioning, tone of voice, and framework conditions together before a single pixel is created.

3. 03

   Creative Research

   We look at how your competition presents themselves, what your target audience expects, and where there is a gap you can fill.

4. 04

   Three mood boards

   This results in three independent directions, tailored to your brand, target audience, and industry. You decide.

You can find the entire process on our Process page and in our Web Design Workflow.

What matters for an industry website

Every industry has its own rules. However, a few things apply almost everywhere:

• Multiple decision-makers: Management, specialized departments, and procurement all look at the same page but are looking for different things. A clear structure guides every role to their answers.
• Making expertise tangible: Complex products need images, examples, and sometimes motion so that even non-experts understand what’s behind them.
• Proving trust: Real photos, references, certificates, and clear points of contact are more convincing than big promises.
• Considering applicants: Skilled professionals check your website just as thoroughly as customers do.
• Being found: A clean structure for Google and AI searches from the start, multilingual if desired.

You can see what this looks like in practice on our industry pages, for example Industry and Engineering or IT and Software.

Your project, regardless of the industry

Tell us what you have in mind. In our initial consultation, we’ll look at where you stand today and whether we’re the right partner for you. No sales pressure.

And if you're still hesitant: our satisfaction guarantee applies until the first three sections of your homepage are approved. It has never been claimed once.