Case study / Creative agency / Web
A company profile for IDOZAD, a creative agency. The site introduces who they are, what they do and the work they have shipped, in the same cut-paper collage style the agency uses for its own brand.
01 / The problem
Where it started
IDOZAD is a creative agency that has worked with small local businesses, multinational companies and government. Its brand voice is loose and confident, its visuals are torn paper, halftone and hand-drawn marks.
The agency needed a website that says the same thing before anyone reads a word: who they are, what they offer, what they have built, and how to reach them.
What success had to look like
Company information that sounds like the agency talks.
A services showcase a prospect can scan in a minute.
A portfolio of real projects, grouped by type of work.
Contact details and a brief form one click away.
02 / The process
Four steps, from the agency's own material to launch.
Phase 01
Voice, colours and collage style taken from the agency's own material.
Phase 02
Home, about, works, services and contact, each with its own collage piece.
Phase 03
Responsive pages with a portfolio the team can add to.
Phase 04
Hand-over to the team, with support after launch.
03 / What we built
Who they are, what they do, what they have made and how to reach them.
01 / Company information
The about page opens on torn yellow paper and a bold line, then explains in plain, casual Indonesian what the agency believes and who it has worked with.
02 / Services showcase
Branding and strategy, web development, social media and content, and digital campaigns, each with a short line and the deliverables that come with it.
03 / Contact information
A short brief form asks what the prospect needs and what the project is about, with WhatsApp, email and social links beside it for anyone who would rather talk.
04 / Company portfolio
Our Works lists each project with its type, a cover in the collage style and the client it was made for, from a company profile revamp to a TikTok awareness campaign.
05 / Home page
The homepage opens on a collage of a phone, a laptop, an old television and a paper boat, under the line Grow your idea, grow together with us.
06 / Built to update
The pages are responsive, and the work list is built so the team can add a project after each job without a developer.
Home and about are from the live design. The partner strip on the homepage, the project covers and the services and contact pages are recreated for this case study.
04 / Results
Identity, clarity, proof and leads.
NowCollage, colour and copy on every page match how IDOZAD presents itself elsewhere.
NowFour service lines with their deliverables, instead of a long list of skills.
NowEach project shows what kind of work it was and who it was for.
NowThe contact form asks for the service and the project before the first call.
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