Moment's new agency site shows craft through interactive client work
The studio's redesigned homepage uses code-made videos, real screenshots and live interactive project code in its carousel, plus subtle transitions in menus and footer links.
For an agency website's homepage, it's often a struggle to show that you care about the details, without making the whole thing about "your agency's brand" when the work is what actually matters. For our new site, we try to showcase that care through the interactions within the client work in the carousel and smaller interactive bits throughout the utility elements on the site. The work in the carousel is either a video made from the code that shipped, a high quality screenshot of real work, or in some cases, actual interactive code pulled from the projects we are highlighting. The goal is to make it clear to others that we do actually sweat the details in our work. Putting subtle transitions and interactivity into into simple things like the book a call menu, pricing menu, and even footer links. It's very easy to go overboard with this type of stuff and surprisingly, it takes more time and effort to keep it simple. Click around, try it out. Let me know if you find something joyful. http://moment.so