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Selected projects

Our Work

Recent projects, from the first scope call through what changed after launch. Each one says what the client needed and what Brown Family Agency actually shipped.

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Selected work

Six projects, six different problems.

These are placeholder visuals for the master template. In a produced build this grid holds real photography or screenshots from the projects it names.

  • Placeholder graphic of concentric rings in the brand blues, standing in for a rebrand case study photo.
    Retail chain rebrand — new identity live across forty stores in six weeks.
  • Placeholder graphic of stacked page blocks on a deep blue field, standing in for a SaaS marketing site screenshot.
    B2B SaaS marketing site — moved the demo signup off page four and onto the header.
  • Placeholder graphic of a grid of rounded tiles in the brand blues, standing in for a storefront screenshot.
    Direct-to-consumer storefront — checkout rebuilt to cut cart abandonment by a third.
  • Placeholder graphic of ascending bars on a deep blue field, standing in for a product launch site photo.
    Product launch microsite — scoped, built, and live in eleven days.
  • Placeholder graphic of an article layout with an image block and text lines, standing in for an editorial redesign screenshot.
    Editorial redesign — an ad-heavy layout replaced with one built around reading.
  • Placeholder graphic of a split circle on a blue field, standing in for a campaign microsite screenshot.
    Campaign microsite — a limited-run page that outlived its campaign and still converts.

Before and after

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  • Placeholder graphic of a page with one headline and one button, standing in for a screenshot of the new home page.Placeholder graphic of a crowded page with four banners and five buttons, standing in for a screenshot of the old home page.
    Retail chain home page
  • Placeholder graphic of three plan cards with the middle one raised, standing in for a screenshot of the new pricing page.Placeholder graphic of a dense five-column table, standing in for a screenshot of the old pricing page.
    SaaS pricing page

In their words

What the work actually changed.

A few notes from the people whose projects are on this page.

  • They rebuilt our checkout in three weeks, and cart abandonment dropped the same month it launched.
    Elena Torres · VP Ecommerce, retail chain
  • The demo signup used to live on page four. Now it is the first thing anyone sees, and our sales team noticed within a week.
    Raj Malhotra · Head of Growth, SaaS company
  • Eleven days before a launch event is not a normal timeline, and they hit it without cutting the parts that mattered.
    Colin Marsh · Product Marketing Lead
  • Readers stay on the page now instead of bouncing off the ad clutter. That was the whole point of the redesign.
    Naomi Fischer · Editorial Director

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