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Code Conneqt connects organisations and IT professionals in tech. No cv's fired into a black hole, but a real conversation first, and a no cure no pay model behind it.
The brief was clarity over flash. The audience is IT'ers weighing career moves and organisations weighing hires, both allergic to recruiter noise. So the design leans corporate and calm: white, blue, black, a thin network line motif that echoes the name without shouting it.
Most "our services" sections are just a boring list. Brand Pillars turns yours into a story. Four feature cards on one side, an animated scorecard that fills to 100% on the other, ending in one clear message: it all adds up to one consistent brand.
Almost there
Something is ready. Later this week the new Code Conneqt site goes live.
Not a job board, but an honest look at how they work and who they work with.
Just shipped Threadline 🧵 A connecting line that draws itself as visitors scroll, with nodes that pop in as it reaches them. Made for timelines, process steps, and scrollytelling. Fully customizable, pure SVG, and reduced-motion friendly. Curious to see what you build with it!
Ambachtsacademie Haaglanden is live, and it started right here.
The client found us through the Framer platform, which is still a bit surreal to type. From first message to launch, the whole thing stayed inside one tool.
What it is: a regional Dutch initiative for teenagers who drop out of mainstream education and learn a craft in real workshops instead. Not a school, but a workplace where showing up, picking up a task and fixing your own mistakes is the curriculum.
The hard part was not the visuals. The site speaks to five very different audiences (students, parents, schools, master craftsmen, employers) and each needs a different tone, without ever framing the kids as a problem to be fixed. Every audience got its own page inside one shared visual system.
We recently launched the new website for Behold International, a growth consultancy helping impact ventures, corporates and institutions turn sustainable ambition into real, measurable growth. The site brings together their story, their global team and the projects they've been part of, from scaling a sustainable rice brand across Europe to building leadership programs for Red Bull Netherlands.
Big thanks to the Behold team for trusting us with this project and for being such great partners throughout the process. Proud of how it turned out.
New concept in progress...
Started with an idea, now bringing it closer to reality. Can’t wait to build this in Framer!
Electric aviation is coming, and a Dutch company is building the batteries to power it. Here's a first look at how we're getting EagleBAT ready for takeoff:
EagleBAT runs on trust: investors, aviation partners, future hires. But their old site didn't reflect the ambition or the engineering inside the company, and didn't move the right people to reach out.
So we rebuilt it around one thing: credibility. A serious deep-tech company shaping the future of flight. We paired clean, professional layouts with playful illustration and smooth motion, so it feels cutting-edge and human at once, never cold or corporate.
The new EagleBAT site launches next week, built to win the investors and partners it's after. Want your story to do the same?
A Dutch monument dating back to 1479 was struggling to get booked after covid. Here's how we helped the Petruskerk get ready to fill its calendar again:
The Petruskerk lives on bookings: weddings, receptions, ceremonies. But their old site didn't show the beauty of the place, and didn't move people to reach out.
We rebuilt it around one thing: the story. Six centuries of history. A church where Van Gogh's grandparents married. We made that heritage something you feel the moment you land on the page. Warm and inviting, never a museum piece.
The result: the Petruskerk now presents itself the way it should, and it's ready to get fully booked again. Want your story to do the same?
