Silver Website and Web Design · 2025
More By Us Web Design
by Maria Burgelova - More By Us
- A' Design Award 2025 Silver Winner in Website and Web Design
- Awarded April 15, 2025
- CLIENT: More By Us
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 78,207
- Verification code E0E85AB643 · Verify this award
About More By Us Web Design
The project is a web design for a full service creative studio. It employs a minimalist black and white base combined with strategic color accents to achieve visual engagement. This approach solves the fundamental challenge of showcasing diverse client work while maintaining a cohesive design and unified information architecture. Deliberate, bold typography reinforces the brand identity of the studio. Content organization emphasizes user experience, featuring detailed case studies, focused industry perspectives, and resources for the client.
Within the contemporary discourse surrounding digital design presentation, this work emerges as a compelling demonstration of responsive web methodology rendered through the established visual language of product mockup photography, a genre that has evolved its own sophisticated conventions for communicating cross-platform consistency and adaptive interface architecture. The composition articulates the fundamental promise of responsive design philosophy through its careful orchestration of four distinct viewport contexts, from the expansive horizontal canvas of desktop presentation through the intermediate laptop format to the intimate vertical orientation of mobile devices, suggesting seamless continuity of experience across the fragmentary landscape of contemporary digital consumption. The chromatic strategy demonstrates notable sophistication in its deployment of a restrained yet distinctive palette, where the predominant charcoal establishes professional gravitas while strategic applications of chartreuse green and lavender violet create memorable brand differentiation and guide user attention toward actionable interface elements. Technically, the work achieves considerable accomplishment in its rendering of material qualities, from the precise articulation of device hardware to the convincing luminosity of active screen surfaces, suggesting the designer's command of three-dimensional visualization techniques alongside interface design competencies. The typographic hierarchy reveals careful attention to information architecture, with clear differentiation between headline, subhead, and body text creating scannable content zones that respect contemporary reading patterns and accessibility considerations. Thematic content centers on the articulation of creative process and professional capability, with numbered methodology sequences and client partnership displays constructing a narrative of collaborative expertise and results-oriented practice. The inclusion of awards recognition sections and resource offerings suggests an understanding of trust-building through demonstrated achievement and value provision. One might contemplate how such presentations function as performative demonstrations of the very capabilities they describe, the medium becoming message in a recursive loop of professional self-representation.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- The redesign prioritises an approachable yet bold and professional online presence. A black and white base with colourful accents creates visual interest. Bold typography reinforces the studio's confident approach. Content, including case studies, industry focus, an about page, and client resources, is structured for engagement. The redesign emphasises clear communication and user experience, resulting in a doubling of website traffic.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The website has responsive design, adapting to various screen sizes and resolutions. It is built on the WordPress platform with Elementor, allowing for flexible content management. The site utilizes a combination of standard web technologies, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Performance optimisation techniques were implemented to minimise loading times and enhance user experience. Specific dimensions are not applicable as the site scales dynamically. Accessibility guidelines were considered in the design and development process.
- Tags
- Web design, website redesign, design studio, portfolio website, user experience, responsive design, bold design, black and white, typography, creative agency
- Production Technology
- The website was developed using WordPress as the content management system, providing a flexible and scalable foundation. Elementor, a drag-and-drop page builder, was implemented to empower designers with full control over the site's layout and content, ensuring ease of updates and future design iterations. This approach prioritised accessibility for the design team, allowing them to manage and evolve the website's design without requiring specialised coding skills. Responsive design principles were applied to ensure optimal viewing across various devices.
- Design Challenge
- The primary challenge was balancing a bold design aesthetic with the need to showcase the studio's actual design work. Internally, the team sought to avoid a website design that overshadowed the portfolio itself. Externally, the abundance of visually driven websites presented a challenge in creating something distinctive. This was addressed by using the bold black and white palette and typography as a frame for the project showcases, allowing the work to stand out while maintaining a cohesive brand identity. The focus remained on clear communication of the studio's services and expertise.
- Project Duration
- The redesign started in January 2025 in Sofia.
- Operation Flow
- The website is designed for intuitive navigation. Users can easily explore case studies, learn about the studio, and access resources. The clear layout and bold typography guide visitors through the content. The site's responsive design ensures a seamless experience across devices. The user-friendly interface and engaging content aim to create a positive first impression and encourage interaction with the studio. The improved user experience contributes to increased engagement and a stronger online presence for More By Us.
- Research
- Based on these key findings from the research and user testing, a comprehensive redesign effort was undertaken. This redesign is strategically aimed at significantly enhancing the overall user experience, with the ultimate goal of attracting a greater volume of potential clients and generating more qualified leads for More By Us.
- Inspiration
- The More By Us website redesign was inspired by the studio's desire to better reflect its evolving brand identity: approachable, bold, professional, and trustworthy. The goal was to create a digital experience that clearly communicates the studio's expertise and attracts potential clients. Research into user behaviour and website best practices informed the design choices, focusing on clear navigation, engaging content, and a visually impactful presentation.
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G0E3 ShopDesign Interview about More By Us Web Design
The core principle behind our website was simple: stay out of the way. Our job was to let our clients' work speak for itself.
We collaborate with a very diverse group of clients - different industries, different tones, different needs - so creating a space that feels cohesive but doesn’t flatten their individuality was a real balancing act. We focused on building a structure that’s quiet enough to let their projects take the spotlight, but still reflects the way we think and work as a studio.
My first instinct, of course, was to redesign it immediately. That’s just how designers are wired - once something’s done, it starts feeling old. But I’m trying to resist the urge, at least for a little while, so people can actually experience the version that won.
No website is ever really finished. A site should grow with the team behind it. We evolve constantly - not just in the kind of work we do, but in how we think and operate - and our presence needs to reflect that. The real challenge is staying open to change without losing the thread of who we are. Keeping our identity consistent over time feels like the right direction.
No website is ever really finished. A site should grow with the team behind it. We evolve constantly - not just in the kind of work we do, but in how we think and operate - and our presence needs to reflect that. The real challenge is staying open to change without losing the thread of who we are. Keeping our identity consistent over time feels like the right direction.
We’ve been evolving our website from the very beginning - constantly improving and adjusting. Every part has been shaped by someone from the team. The latest concept took about a month to create, and maybe another month to execute. One of my favourite parts of our website, though, is the internship page - designed entirely by our interns.
We never had a proper “about us” page. The work always came first, and our own story kept getting pushed aside. But I knew we needed to give some context - just enough to show who's behind the projects.
Once I had that in mind, I teamed up with Bozhidar Hadzhiev to explore different ways to bring it to life. That page ended up sparking the whole redesign.
Once I had that in mind, I teamed up with Bozhidar Hadzhiev to explore different ways to bring it to life. That page ended up sparking the whole redesign.
It’s the website for our own studio - designed, built, and used by us.
The need for an online presence that actually reflects who we are - as professionals and as a team.
It’s probably a mix of all the influences we carry as a team. Each of us brings in things we see and absorb daily. With so many people involved, it’s hard to trace a single reference - but everything we’ve been exposed to finds its way in, one way or another.
We mainly work with tech startups - big and small - supporting their design needs daily, from pitch decks and product design to event materials and SaaS interfaces.
But the site isn’t built for just one industry. We also work with clients in cosmetics, medical, security, and more. What they all have in common is one question: can we deliver design? That’s exactly what the website is meant to answer.
But the site isn’t built for just one industry. We also work with clients in cosmetics, medical, security, and more. What they all have in common is one question: can we deliver design? That’s exactly what the website is meant to answer.
Our website is an amalgam of everyone on the team - shaped by our ways of thinking and working together. I admire what other studios create, and I enjoy seeing different creative directions out there. But this one reflects us. It’s not a style you'd want to copy - it’s just who we are.
We’ve always been focused on making things work - visually, strategically, and functionally. Design isn’t the final layer for us; it’s part of the foundation. The name More By Us came from that mindset.
The website is built on WordPress, and we use Elementor as our main tool. It’s intuitive and flexible, which makes it easy for new designers on the team to jump in and start building.
The people behind it. We built the site to reflect who we are - as professionals and individuals. Each team member had a hand in shaping it, and everyone found a way to express themselves through the process.
It was a fully in-house project. Everyone on the team contributed.
As a web product, technology is at the core. It’s what brings the entire experience to life.
We talk to our clients and potential clients every day. The questions they ask and the information they look for shaped how we structured the website. It’s built around real conversations.
The biggest challenge was keeping the design consistent while giving everyone space to express themselves. With so many designers involved, it was a balance between creative freedom and clear direction. Letting each person leave their mark without losing coherence took some work, but it was worth it.
For a long time, I was afraid to show my own work. I think most people are, at some point. But I’ve learned to let go of the need for things to be perfect. This felt like the right moment to share what we’ve built - exactly as it is.
I learned that it doesn’t always have to be perfect. I still want it perfect, of course - but while working on this, I realised that progress matters more. It’s a constant work in progress, and probably always will be. There will always be something I’d like to change, and that’s okay.