Website builder for creative agencies
A creative agency's site is a pitch that runs all year. It has to show taste in its own design, prove results in its case studies, and make new business easy to start. Describe your agency, your clients and your best work, and Briks plans the pages, builds them and publishes the site.
Below are templates you can start from, the pages an agency site usually needs, and a brief to adapt for your own studio.
The opening line of the brief behind Design Studio, a website template by the Briks teamHalden Studio is an independent design studio in Bristol, England, founded in 2016 by Mara Halden.
More templates for design and creative studios
The pages a creative agency's website needs
An agency site sells the work and the people. Tick the pages that fit your studio and the sitemap redraws. Briks asks the same question before it builds.
An example brief for a creative agency's website
Change the details to your own and use it as your starting point. The pages line follows what you ticked above.
Northwind is an independent brand and packaging agency in Bristol, founded in 2012, with 18 people. We work with food and drink brands, from start-ups to family businesses selling across the UK: names, identities, packaging and launch campaigns.
Selected work: a new identity and cans for a Bristol cider maker, packaging for an organic baby food range sold in UK supermarkets, and a rebrand for a hundred-year-old Cornish biscuit maker.
We want case studies with the brief, the idea and the result, a capabilities page, a team page with everyone's photograph, a careers page with two open roles, and a new business form that asks about budget, timing and the problem.
The site should feel bold and editorial, with big type and full-width project images, and still be easy to read.
Pages: Home, Work, Case study, Capabilities, Studio and team, New business.
Use this brief opens sign-up, then a new project with these words filled in. Change anything before you build.
Why it is written this way
- Name your sector. 'Food and drink brands' gives the words, the examples and the search terms a direction.
- Give each project a one-line brief and a result. Case studies are written from what you give, so give the story.
- List the pages you know you want, like careers. The questions before building will ask about the rest.
- Describe the feel in a sentence: bold and editorial, or quiet and precise.
How Briks builds a creative agency's website
Each step is something Briks does today. Follow a link for the details of each feature, including whether it needs a plan or a switch.
Bring your references
You have a mood board already. Add the site that sums it up, with screenshots, and Briks reads its layout, spacing, type, motion and header menu, then builds your site in that spirit with your own work.
Build from a site you likeOn every planFill the gaps it finds
Before building, Briks asks which pages you want and anything the brief left open, such as how many case studies to show first. Choose Decide for me where you have no preference.
Questions before buildingOn every planYour work, your pictures
Case studies need your real images. Upload pictures and videos to the workspace's media library once and pick them from any project's prompt box.
Media libraryOn every planBold, and still readable
Agency sites love pale grey type. Briks checks words against their backgrounds in the code, and on the live page at desktop and phone after the first publish, with a repair where they are hard to read.
Checks before publishingOn every planBring the team in
From Pro, invite colleagues by email as Admins, Editors or Viewers. Editors create, change and publish; Viewers see projects, previews and analytics and change nothing. No seat fees: Pro includes 3 people, Studio 10 and Agency 25, the owner included.
Teams and workspacesTeams from ProTry a new home page safely
Every change is a version you can undo, redo or restore, so the team can try a new opening without losing the old one.
Versions and undoOn every planTest it against the live one
Split visitors between a saved version and the live site, and count new business form entries, taps on your phone or email, and clicks on the main action.
A/B testingOn every plan
What Briks covers for a creative agency, and what it does not
An honest list, checked against what Briks does on 8 October 2026. Where Briks does not cover something, the usual way around it is in the same row.
| What you need | With Briks today | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Work, case studies, capabilities and team | Written from your brief, with your own images from the media library. | Included |
| New business enquiries | Kept in the studio, emailed in production, with a webhook for each new entry. | Included |
| A team working on the site together | From Pro: Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles, invites by email, no seat fees. Pro includes 3 people, Studio 10 and Agency 25, the owner included. | Paid plans |
| Testing a new home page | A/B tests from 5 to 95 percent, conversions counted once per visitor. | Included |
| Your site's code | Browse and edit the files written for your site by hand, and download them on a paid plan. | Included |
| Your own domain | From Starter, with the certificate handled for you. | Paid plans |
| Exporting enquiries to a spreadsheet | Not today. A webhook can send each new entry to your other tools. | Not today |
Advice for an agency website that brings in new business
Lead with the best project, not the manifesto
Prospective clients give an agency site a few seconds. Put your strongest piece of work high on the home page, and keep the statement of belief to one line.
Write case studies as stories
Brief, insight, idea, work, result. Five short parts, each a paragraph or less, turn a gallery into proof. Share results only when the client has agreed.
Show the people
Clients buy the team they will work with. Real photographs, names and roles, and a line about what each person does, beat a group shot of the office.
Make new business easy to start
A named contact and a short form that asks for budget, timing and the problem turn a curious visitor into a first call.
Questions from creative agencies
Can my team work on the site together?
Yes, from Pro. Invite colleagues by email as Admins, Editors or Viewers. Editors create, change and publish; Viewers see projects, previews and analytics and change nothing. There are no seat fees: Pro includes 3 people, Studio 10 and Agency 25, the owner included.
Can we build from our own references?
Yes. Add one site, with screenshots. Briks reads its layout, spacing, type, motion and header menu and builds yours in that spirit with your own words and work.
Can we try a new home page without losing the old one?
Yes. Every change is a version you can undo, redo or restore, and you can test a saved version against the live site before you choose.
Can we build client sites with Briks too?
Yes. Keep up to 10 workspaces, one per client, and invite clients with roles from Pro. White-label options are not available today.
Describe yours and Briks builds it
A sentence is enough to start. You get 50 free credits when you sign up, no card needed.