Featuring a bespoke 3D animation built using WebGL, this captivating animation acts as a visual metaphor for Finbourne’s capabilities: absorbing, understanding, and structuring vast amounts of data, ultimately transforming it into actionable insights.

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Ardingly is a world-class educational institution based in West Sussex, spanning a prep and senior school. 

A long-standing client since 2018, we were delighted to win a competitive process for the second time to produce a fresh new site. This time however, we were given the opportunity to evolve the visual identity and brand narrative too.

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One of the most distinctive and special features of the University of Oxford is its college system. Oxford’s colleges are small, multidisciplinary communities, each with their own students, fellows, administrative staff, libraries, accommodation and facilities. Each college therefore has a unique history, personality and identity.

Over the last few years we’ve been lucky enough to redesign and build new websites for several Oxford colleges, building our portfolio over time through successful launches and positive word-of-mouth.

For each separate project, we set out to communicate the narrative of each college in a way that is original, modern and authentic to the specific character of their individual institution. 

Read more about what we did for each project below.

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re:act is a digital and social creative agency helping global FMCG brands tell compelling and engaging stories on social and digital channels. 

Our collective ambition for this project was to produce a website that reinforces re:act’s position as a trusted creative partner to some of the biggest FMCG brands, clearly representing the competitive advantages they have over others in the sector and ultimately driving business growth.

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City of London School is a leading boys’ school with an enviable location in the heart of the City of London. It is defined by its iconic location, a wonderfully diverse pupil body, outstanding pastoral care, academic excellence and an exciting co-curriculum.

City of London approached us with a compelling challenge: to create a digital presence that effectively conveys their updated strategic vision and embodies their core values – Kind, Aware, Ready. 

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Brentwood School is one of the UK’s leading co-educational independent day and boarding schools for boys and girls aged 3 to 18.

Our research quickly led us to understand that Brentwood offers a huge breadth of experience to their pupils and so early on we knew we wanted to highlight the incredible range of what they have to offer, but also that – despite the diversity in the offer – everything is underpinned by their school values and the unique character of the school.

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OC&C are a leading global strategy consultancy competing with the likes of McKinsey, Accenture and Bain. A major advantage they have over competitors is that they are a specialist strategy consultancy as opposed to being generalist. 

Equally, OC&C take pride in being a human, people-oriented organisation – after all as a consultancy, their people are their business. 

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In 2023, Damac, the leading Dubai property developer, approached us with an exciting challenge: to launch a new ultra-luxury brand, Amali. Amali means ‘my hopes and dreams’ in Arabic, and their ambition was to create a web presence that matched these elevated ideals, showcasing their unique approach to luxury island-living in a way that would wow site visitors and specifically appeal to ultra high net worth individuals.

When they first engaged us, the project was still in its early stages – the architect selection was underway but there were limited visual assets available for us to use. We proposed a two-phase approach, starting with a campaign teaser site to pique interest and capture leads, followed later by the rollout of a full website.

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ACS International Schools is an education group offering a refreshingly unique approach to teaching across three diverse schools and campuses. With a strong focus on shaping the future, they came to us with a brief to create one ‘parent’ site for the organisation and 3 individual school sites which – both individually and collectively – would communicate their innovative mindset and the transformational learning experience they deliver.

To achieve this, we set out to create a bold and engaging set of websites that focussed on inspiring each student, both current and prospective, to become a ‘global thinker and doer’, and show how ACS prepares them with the skills to make a genuine difference. While the whole suite of sites belong to the same family – with a consistent look and feel and shared structural elements – we employed unique colours for each school to give an individual identity.

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Farm Africa is a leading charity that works with smallholder farmers and small businesses in eastern Africa to unlock the potential of sustainable and effective agriculture. Their fantastic reputation and impressive track record of impact meant they were a perfect candidate to be one of TWK’s charity projects, where we offer a 50% discount to selected registered charities as part of our focus on making a positive impact on the world.

The project also offered an exciting opportunity to make a transformative difference to the company, as they not only entrusted us to design and build a new website, but also develop a new visual identity, narrative and communications framework. The objective? To increase engagement as a means to driving donations.

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