Spinme

The problem

Spinme was my first agency, aimed at small and medium-sized businesses and run from the Launch Cafe in Groningen. Before anything else it needed its own website. That site had to say in plain Dutch what Spinme did, show the work and make it easy to get in touch.

Approach

I designed and built the site myself. It's orange from top to bottom, with the name in thin lowercase letters. The homepage opens with a single sentence over a full-width photo, saying Spinme helps clients design and build their website, and one button to the work. A section called Werkwijze shows the process as a line with five round icons: a cup of coffee for the first conversation, then a laptop, tools, a rocket and a chart. The page closes with Samenwerken: three round buttons to call, send an email or ask for a quote. On a phone the menu folds into one line, Navigatie openen. Tapping it fills the screen with orange and five items: Werk, Studio, Blog, Contact and Offerte aanvragen.

Outcome

The photos in the gallery were taken while I was building it, so some blocks still show placeholder text. Spinme was the step before I went freelance under my own name.

What changed

• Orange throughout, with a thin lowercase wordmark.
• The way of working shown as a five-step line.
• Call, email and quote request as three buttons at the bottom.
• A full-screen mobile menu with the quote request in it.