A digital home as considered as the spaces they design.
Footprint Design is an architectural practice working across developments, private residential and sacred spaces. We built them a site that carries the same rigour of brief, material and structure into how the practice shows up online. The result is live at footprint-design.vercel.app.
Deliverable
Marketing website
Services
Art Direction, Web Design, Front-end
Sectors
Developments · Residential · Sacred
An identity rooted in material and place.
“Drawn from dock water, landscape and light.”
The system is deliberately restrained: one deep navy to ground everything, a single living green to lead the eye, and a warm paper tone for daylight. Type does the structural work, precise where it labels and generous where it reads.
The Palette
Deep dock-water navy carries the brand, lifted by a single sage green and warmed by a paper cream for light, editorial moments.
The Mark
A confident wordmark paired with a single graphic footprint. Precise, quiet, and equally at home on a render or a site hoarding.
Elms Sans · Bold 700
Footprint
Regular 400
Developments, private residential and sacred spaces.
Typography
One family does everything. The bold cut, tightly tracked, carries the headlines; the regular weight keeps long-form reading calm, even and legible.
A home that moves.
A practice that works in three dimensions shouldn’t introduce itself with a flat photograph. The homepage opens on an ambient, sound-optional film that shows architecture the way it’s experienced. A short practice statement holds, then clears so the work can speak.
The whole portfolio, at a glance.
Developments sit in a bento grid where one feature project is given room to breathe and the rest tile around it. Location and scope surface on each card, so visitors read the entire body of work in a single scan.
One development, read by scrolling.
Each project unfolds as a cinematic timeline that moves through Site, Design, Delivery and Completion. As you scroll, the imagery cross-fades and the figures count up, turning a development’s whole story into an effortless, self-paced read.