Noura

Noura is a studio site for a small design team that sells branding, websites, and apps, and it opens with a lot of motion. The hero headline cycles through three lines, Designs that resonate, Websites that perform, and Apps that deliver, set large in black BDO Grotesk on warm off-white. Around it, small rounded photo tiles float across the screen: a smartwatch on a wrist, a laptop, a pair of models in knitwear. The header keeps the rainbow-bar logo on the left and a grey pill menu on the right with a lighter Contact button inside it.

Below, a Clients strip scrolls white logo cards, each with a name and a short line under it. Then comes the best moment on the page: "We are Noura" with a small rounded photo between the words, which grows into a full-width image as you scroll and reveals the line Not just a simple studio. Work stacks projects like Chromor and Movi as large centered images with a title and one-line caption, one with a small detail photo overlapping its corner. Services pairs a big grey statement on the left with Branding, Websites, and Apps image cards on the right, and the page ends with a split card, a green-to-red gradient beside a Talk to Us pitch and a Start Now button. Template Supply carries the type-led style to About, which opens with a centered four-line headline over two tilted phone-style image cards.

On a phone, the floating tiles rearrange around the centered headline and the menu collapses to a two-line icon, though the rotating text overlaps itself mid-change.

We'd pick Noura for small branding and web studios with a strong photo library. The client cards and the closing card still carry lorem ipsum, so fill those in first.