Sites made,
not assembled.
opifex, -icis m. Lat. one who makes a work; a craftsman, a maker.
Opifes is a web design studio. We design and build each site from scratch, for the one company it belongs to.
Start a projectA comparison of two versions of the same bakery's site. The template version: a purple gradient, the headline “Welcome to Our Bakery” and three identical cards. The designed version: the headline “Bread is out at six”, the address, opening hours and today's loaves with prices.
Drag the line. Same bakery: on the left what a template gives you, on the right what a design does.
MadeWork
Sites we designed and built. Each for a different company, none of them like the one before.






How a site gets made
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We start with the business, not a layout.
Before anything is drawn we learn what you sell, who buys it and what the page has to make that person do.
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We write the words.
Design without copy is decoration. Headlines, offers and small print are written together with the layout, not poured in afterwards.
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We build it ourselves.
The people who design the site also code it, so what you approve is what goes live: fast, accessible and yours.
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We stay after launch.
Changes, new pages and measurement are part of the work, not a separate contract.
Journal
All entriesHave a site that should be better?
Send us the address and two sentences about the business. We will reply with what we would change.
hello@opifes.com