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Website design / Development

PulseFit.

A specialist agency website that connects a clear fitness proposition to the depth of its work.

My role
Founder, website strategy, content structure, creative direction, design and development.
Project
Agency website
PulseFit homepage with its Built for belonging proposition and selected-work showcase
A clear agency proposition leads directly into original client work.

Give the specialist offer a clear home.

PulseFit needed to explain why a fitness business would choose a specialist agency. The website had to bring strategy, identity, websites and campaigns into one offer, while showing an understanding of the coaches, atmosphere and community behind a fitness brand.

The project work also needed a better stage. Identity, websites, apparel and communications all form part of an engagement; a row of logos would leave most of that work unseen.

PulseFit’s chapter navigation beside the HubFiiiT website stage
Inside the website: chapter navigation gives one client story room for identity, digital and wider applications.

Let the work carry the story.

Lead with belonging, then demonstrate it through the work. A dark, restrained agency frame gives original client artwork the space to keep its own colour and character. Large type sets the pace; selected projects, a short film and a staged client story open up the detail.

The same structure carries a visitor from the proposition to a relevant service and a direct conversation with the person doing the work.

PulseFit service section with brand strategy identity websites and marketing
The service section connects the point of view to four practical ways to work together.

An agency website with depth.

I designed and built the agency website around an interactive selected-work showcase, an original short film and a chaptered HubFiiiT story. The website presentation separates identity, website, communications and merchandise, so a visitor can see the breadth of one engagement.

Four service areas connect to dedicated pages, process content and relevant examples. Individual case studies, editorial pages and an enquiry route sit within the same responsive system. Content management supports ongoing updates, while motion controls and mobile layouts keep the work accessible across devices.

The PulseFit showreel, from the agency website. Play to see the work in motion.

What went into it.

  1. 01

    Positioning and page structure

    Connected the fitness-and-wellbeing focus, belonging proposition and founder relationship to a clear website journey.

  2. 02

    Selected work in motion

    Built a navigable project showcase and an on-demand film so visitors can scan the range or spend more time with it.

  3. 03

    A chaptered project story

    Designed the HubFiiiT sequence around identity, website, communications and merchandise, with linked chapter navigation.

  4. 04

    Service and process pages

    Organised brand strategy, identity, websites and marketing into dedicated service content and a clear explanation of how an engagement works.

  5. 05

    Case studies and editorial

    Created structured project pages and a publishing workflow for work and articles, preserving each client’s own art direction.

  6. 06

    Responsive delivery

    Developed desktop and mobile compositions, focus and motion behaviour, direct enquiry routes and page metadata.

A closer look.

Designed for the smaller screen.

PulseFit website at mobile width
The original responsive mobile layout.

Where it stands.

A specialist agency website that explains the offer and makes the scope of the work visible. The site connects the agency’s positioning, project evidence, service detail and enquiry journey in one consistent experience.

Agency website. MST Systems and HubFiiiT have their own separate project showcases.

Explore PulseFit
CONTACT
Jack Willoughby