Attention has already moved.
Your customers spend their day in feeds, not on websites. The brochure-shaped homepage is a relic of a culture that no longer exists. Discovery beats navigation; swiping beats clicking.
READ THE ESSAY →Six positions that shape every decision we make about WebStory — what we ship, what we refuse to ship, and what we’re willing to argue with our customers about.
Your customers spend their day in feeds, not on websites. The brochure-shaped homepage is a relic of a culture that no longer exists. Discovery beats navigation; swiping beats clicking.
READ THE ESSAY →AI-powered builders gave us mediocrity at scale. If your site looks like the company that does the opposite of what you do, you haven't built a brand — you've built a brochure. Efficiency is the enemy of memorability.
READ THE ESSAY →Seventy percent of web traffic happens on a phone. Yet most websites are still desktop layouts squashed into a smaller frame. Mobile-first is a content shape, not a media query. Vertical, swipeable, full-screen.
SEE IT IN PRACTICE →A new customer's relationship with your product is forged in the first session — not the first month. Onboarding is the highest-leverage piece of marketing you'll ever ship. Most companies treat it as an afterthought.
READ THE ESSAY →Anyone can learn anything in 60 seconds — TikTok proved it. The next generation of teachers, trainers, and onboarders will work in micro-units, not chapters. We're building the canvas for them.
READ THE ESSAY →Safe websites are forgotten websites. If your site disappeared tomorrow and nobody noticed, the algorithm wasn't your problem. We'd rather build something polarising than something invisible — and we think you should too.
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