The homepage needed to showcase expertise, client logos, team, and editorial content — but with flexibility. Editors can reorder content blocks and featured posts through drag-and-drop interfaces, letting them put relevant work front-and-centre for specific pitches.
No custom post types, just smart use of taxonomies and conditional fields that keep things simple to maintain.
Chatsworth publishes regularly — market commentary, client news, fintech insights. The editorial templates needed to feel authoritative without being heavy, with clear typography and good use of imagery.
Taxonomy-driven enrichment fields appear contextually, so a post tagged as client news gets different treatment to a thought leadership piece, all managed through a single familiar interface.
The about page introduces the team through a clean grid layout. Rather than navigating to separate bio pages, clicking a team member reveals an inline popover with their background and contact details.
A small interaction detail, but one that keeps visitors oriented while still giving each person proper presence.
A PR agency's site gets viewed on phones during commutes, on tablets in meetings, on desktops during research. The responsive implementation maintains hierarchy and readability throughout, with the mobile navigation and content blocks adapting cleanly.
The same content prioritisation system works regardless of viewport — what's featured stays featured.
Fixed-scope projects for specific problems such as a UX audit, brand refresh, or product sprint.
Fractional engagement for ongoing senior design thinking without full-time commitment and costs.
We diagnose what's broken, deliver working solutions, and can mentor junior team members.