Orbit - Agency website template

About Orbit

Orbit is a one-page site for a small social media studio - the shop of three or four people who plan a brand's month, shoot it, post it, answer the comments and report on what it did. It is built for the studio that runs accounts rather than the agency that runs campaigns, and every block is shaped like the thing that studio ships.

The homepage opens as a profile: a ringed picture, a handle with a check badge, a ruled strip of counts and two actions on one side, and one post of the studio's own on the other, with its account row, picture, caption and figures. A rail of round saved-highlight covers closes the band. Below it the roster reads as a following list, an account row per client with a picture or a monogram, the handle and what they sell, and a pill saying what you run for them.

The work is a grid of post cards drawn from the Portfolio app: an account row, a 4:5 cover with a frame counter and dots, a caption whose bold first words are the title, and the client's result on one accent line. The proof under it is a reel of highlight covers, each a named account and the single figure it moved. Services stand as upright story frames with a lit progress run, retainers are priced in three plain cards, and the month is a board of week cards whose day cells fill in on the days each step lands on.

The rest is the small-shop case: a studio spread, four faces with their jobs written plainly, the numbers behind the place, the questions that come up on every first call, and an inquiry desk pairing a reply time with a message composer. Testimonials read as a chat thread.

Set in Lexend over Manrope on a cool grey canvas with white cards and one hot pink accent, with a segmented story bar under the navigation. The Portfolio app is filled with nine case studies of four images each; the index is an even square grid with category chips and every case study opens as a post with a real carousel.