Direct

Direct is a dark, punchy Framer site from Framence Studio for brand and marketing studios that want to sound sure of themselves. The hero spells DIRECT across the page in heavy white Clash Grotesk, with a cinematic photo of a lone swordsman and a glowing orange blade dropped into the middle of the word. A short pitch about building brand identities sits bottom left, and a boxed Book a Free Call button sits bottom right. Navigation hides behind a round white menu button, with only the split-circle logo opposite.

The homepage is black throughout, with small monospace labels like Services //02 marking each section. Project cards sit at staggered sizes and heights, each captioned with a number and project name. Services run as a numbered list, with Brand Strategy and Campaign Development in big caps and a small square thumbnail on the right. An about block introduces the founders with moody portraits, followed by a scrolling client logo strip and a stats row. Client quotes float as dark cards on either side of a centered Straight From Clients heading, then come plan cards with plus-marked lists of what's included, an articles row, and a monospace FAQ accordion. The contact page splits the screen: Let's Talk and a clean underlined form on the left, and a motion-streaked photo of a group in orange light on the right.

On a phone the wordmark fits on one line, the swordsman photo drops below it with a Play label for the video, and the pitch and call button follow in order.

We'd pick Direct for strategy-led studios and freelance brand consultants. All the imagery shares one orange-and-teal glow, so you'll need photos in that mood or a plan to replace the lot. The stats and client logos are placeholders to rewrite, too.