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The work, explained.

What we built, why we built it that way, and what it could mean for your business. Start with the Crochê walkthrough, then scroll on to the rest.

01 · Featured walkthrough

Behind the build: Crochê.

Our founder, Tarik Skender, on how we built it, and why.

  • Told by our founder
  • 4 chapters
  • English captions
  • 2 min

In this video

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  1. Why Crochê needed more than a shop page
  2. Ordering: model, size and colour, priced as you go
  3. The owner panel behind every order
  4. How the same setup could work for your business

02 · Work reference

The projects, for reference.

Screens, systems and notes from 4 projects, Crochê included. Browse them as a reference for what we could build for you.

  • Screens
  • Design systems
  • Recordings
  • Project notes

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Crochê

A handmade brand, taken digital.

Crochê makes hand-crocheted bags in Sarajevo. The project brings its identity, collection and ordering experience together, with a back office built around the maker’s day.

The Crochê design system sheet: Bodoni Moda, Archivo and JetBrains Mono on a type scale, Order and Sizes buttons with an In progress tag, and the five-colour palette from Kost to Vino.Design system
Site walkthrough
The Crochê collections page, “Gotove serije”: Wild, Metallic and IQOS Wrap cards with photos, models, prices and yarn colour chips.CollectionsThe Crochê packaging section, “Stiže kao poklon. I kad nije poklon.”, with the thank-you card on a wine-striped ground, the list of printed pieces, and the dark footer.Packaging and footer

  • A look that carries through

    A wine accent, Bodoni for the names and monospaced prices give the collection a consistent voice, from the shop to the customer emails and printed tags.

  • An order that feels personal

    Customers choose a model, a size and up to three yarn colours. The bag preview changes with their choices, while the price stays in view.

  • Tools for the person making it

    The owner panel brings the catalogue and orders together. Stock and model availability can be updated without waiting on a developer.

Crochê

The collection.

See how the Crochê project was made
The Sun & Salt series card, Serija 01, June and July, open for orders: a cobalt bag hung with shell and glass charms beside a terracotta bag on a striped beach towel with lemons, the line “Torba koja se vraća s plaže puna pijeska i ne izvinjava se.”, five yarn swatches from Kobalt to So, and four models.Sun & SaltThe Afterglow series card, Serija 02, September, coming soon: a dark crocheted bag with a gold chain against an orange wall in late light, the line “Zadnjih dvadeset minuta svjetla, kad zid postane narandžast.”, five yarn swatches from Espresso to Sumrak, and four models.AfterglowThe Sun & Salt collection banner, Kolekcija 01, orders until 21 July: the beach photo of the cobalt and terracotta bags beside the series name, a short note on how each piece is made to order, and five colour dots.Sun & Salt banner

For your business

Built for Crochê. Shaped for you.

  • Orders that fit the product

    For Crochê
    Customers choose a model, a size and up to three yarn colours, and see the price as they go.
    For you
    The same flow can take a cake order by size and flavour, a bouquet by colour and stems, or a service with its add-ons.

  • You stay in charge

    For Crochê
    The owner updates stock and model availability directly, without waiting on a developer.
    For you
    Change a menu, a price list or your opening hours yourself, the same day.

  • One look, everywhere

    For Crochê
    The same type and colours carry from the shop to the customer emails and printed tags.
    For you
    Your site, your confirmations and your printed pieces read as one business.

The same approach fits

  • Bakeries
  • Cafés
  • Barbers
  • Salons
  • Dental clinics
  • Restaurants
  • Boutiques
  • Florists
  • Gyms
  • Hotels
  • Retail chains
Start a project

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Una Adventure

The river sets the direction.

A website and owner dashboard for Una Adventure, a rafting business on the Una River in Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The visual direction takes its cues from the water and the outdoors.

The Una Adventure homepage: “Feel the power of the Una” over the Štrbački Buk waterfalls, with Book your date and See the routes buttons, a 5.0 Google rating, 23 guest reviews and prices from €35.Homepage
The Una Adventure routes section, “Choose your rhythm”: Štrbački Buk at 50€ and Kostela at 35€ per person, side by side, above guest photos from the river.RoutesThe Una Adventure owner dashboard calendar for October 2026: each day shows its number of guests with a bar split between the two routes, beside a Today panel with an Add to this day button and a New reservation button in the sidebar.Owner dashboard

  • A sense of the place

    Forest green, aqua and an orange accent bring the landscape into the design. The line “Feel the power of the Una” puts the river at the centre.

  • Two ways onto the water

    The showcase introduces the Adrenaline and Paradise routes with distinct colours, giving each experience its own place in the visual system.

  • Website + owner dashboard

    The project pairs the customer-facing website with an owner dashboard, bringing the visitor experience and the business side into the same project.

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Tierd

A small mark with a clear point.

Tierd is a ranked dev platform. Its showcase uses a compact “t.” mark, warm neutrals and a sharp orange accent to give the name a distinctive presence.

  • Ground#15110D
  • Lettering#F1EBDF
  • Dot#FF5A1F
The Tierd explore page: a large “explore.” headline and builder search, a signed-in profile card with following, followers and score, new builders to follow, a “what did you ship today?” composer, recent activity and trending projects.Explore
The Tierd brand system sheet: the primary “t.” mark, code, tiers and stamp variants, Boldonse, Bricolage Grotesque and JetBrains Mono type, and an orange-led palette on a dark ground.Brand systemThe Tierd homepage: the headline “the social for developers.” above a sample feed post with a short code snippet.Homepage

  • The mark

    The lowercase “t.” is the focal point. Its orange full stop carries the accent into a compact form that also works in the corner badge.

  • The palette

    Warm, light lettering sits against a dark brown background. Orange is reserved for the dots, keeping the emphasis precise.

  • The composition

    The mark, the Tierd name and “The ranked dev platform” form a simple vertical stack, with space around each element.

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Captured

An unexpected point of view.

Captured is a creative agency in Vaasa, Finland. Its showcase brings a sunny beach, a fishbowl and a bold wordmark into one playful composition.

Site walkthrough
The Captured site at night: a strip of client logos above the line “Hey. Your feed is a fishbowl. We’re the whole ocean.”, with a short introduction and a See the work button.ClientsThe Captured team section by day: “Our people” beside pinned black-and-white polaroids of Malik Fajic, founder and creative director, Alexandra Stark, sales executive, and Joni Keko, graphic designer.Team

  • A scene to remember

    The fishbowl is the focal point of an otherwise familiar beach scene. That unexpected detail gives the composition its character.

  • A name in the frame

    Viewfinder corners frame the Captured wordmark. The bowl sits in front of the lettering, adding depth to the image.

  • A small signature

    A pink corner and matching dot add a restrained accent. The caption anchors the scene with the agency’s name, field and location.