Humanly

Humanly is an agency site for a design and marketing studio that sells monthly plans to startup founders. It opens dark and confident: Design that inspires. Marketing that converts. in bold white Inter, a small pill of founder avatars above it, a grey subline, and a single orange Start Growing button. Below the button, thin vertical lines drop into a glowing orange logo tile, which gives it a product-launch feel. Black, white, and that one coral orange carry the whole palette.

The homepage covers nearly every agency section. A glance grid of dark tiles mixes stats, a delivery promise, and a short client quote, then Work That Speaks for Itself introduces the projects. Services switches to light grey with numbered white cards for UX/UI, Brand Identity, and Web Design with orange line icons and arrow controls. A dark Why Humanly band pairs client cards with big counters, How We Work lays out three illustrated steps, and the pricing section offers three plan cards with a Monthly and Quarterly toggle and checklists of what's included. An FAQ accordion, blog cards, and a contact block close it out, with a founder portrait beside a form that asks for service and budget. Aamir Saifi's About page lightens up, with a white header, a Let's Talk pill, and a big team photo in a rounded frame under We build brands that move people and metrics.

On a phone, the header becomes a rounded black pill with a hamburger, and the headline stacks over three lines with the orange button still front and center.

We'd pick Humanly for productized studios that sell design and growth on subscription. The services heading still reads "Our Services style 2", a leftover label to delete, and the demo stats and plan details all need your own numbers.