Proposal · August 2026
A new website for ATLAS ContinuityOS, designed and built in two weeks. Audit, research and design in week one. Live build in week two. Then the animated opening, storyboarded, animated and scored by the same team. Built for investors and the public at the same time.
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Portfolio
Three tracks: marketing websites that make abstract technology legible, animation that makes it felt before it is read, and product design for the complex systems underneath. Everything below is live. Click any card to explore it.
For scale: Solana is a top-ten global crypto network at around $45 billion, and Jupiter runs more than half of all trading on it, having processed over $1 trillion in volume.
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The process
This is not a template we send to everyone. ContinuityOS has a specific problem: the overview document sells one idea, a continuity layer that sits underneath everything, while the current site sells three separate verticals. Investors read that as a company still deciding what it is. Week one closes that gap. Week two puts it live.
The animation runs as its own track, after launch. That is deliberate. The site is never waiting on the film, so nothing about the animation can delay you going live.
A full review of the current site, the ContinuityOS overview, and how comparable AI infrastructure companies present themselves to investors. We find out what is working before we change anything.
One narrative spine, agreed before design starts. What the page says, in what order, and what a first-time visitor should walk away able to repeat. You approve this. No surprises.
The wow lands here. Full polish, responsive across desktop, tablet and mobile. Every section designed to make an abstract idea feel inevitable rather than listed.
The inner page designed to match, plus a component system so any future page inherits the same look. Developer-ready and organised by component.
Pixel-perfect build of the approved designs, on whichever platform suits you better. We recommend on day one and you decide before the build starts.
Every breakpoint checked, cross-browser tested, page speed tuned, and all copy proofed. Nothing ships until it holds up on a phone as well as it does on a monitor.
Domain connected, site live, everything documented. You own the project outright and can edit it yourself without coming back to us.
David's concept turned into a shot list with timings, then boarded frame by frame. You approve the board before a single frame is animated, so there are no expensive surprises later.
Every scene designed in Figma first. Stroke weight, level of abstraction and visual density locked across all scenes, so seven very different subjects read as one hand.
The sequence animated, graded and composited. Roughly twenty seconds, cut so the opening plays before the page and the rest continues inside it.
Sound design and music, then implementation in Webflow. Muted on the site for user experience, with a full-sound master and every aspect ratio delivered for marketing use.
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Common questions
Yes, because the scope is defined and the team is one unit rather than three freelancers passing files. Design runs days one to nine, development runs days ten to fourteen, and the only thing that can slow it down is feedback sitting unanswered. We agree the review windows before we start.
We recommend one on day one based on what you need. Framer is faster to ship and easier for a non-technical team to edit. Webflow gives more control if you plan to scale content heavily. Either way you own the project and can edit it without us.
Async via Slack or email for day-to-day, plus a Loom walkthrough at every stage so the whole team stays aligned. On a two-week timeline we keep meetings to a minimum and put the detail in writing.
Unlimited revisions within each stage. We keep going until you are happy with the narrative, the landing page, and the build. The only constraint is the calendar, which is why feedback windows are agreed upfront.
Everything. The Figma file, the live project, and full editing access. Nothing is locked behind us, and you can add pages or hand it to another team whenever you want.
Investment
Two separate pieces of work, priced separately. The site launches in two weeks. The animation follows it, so nothing about the film can hold up your launch.
Both of these are because of you two, honestly. Alexandra, Tristan. We don't normally run one-month retainers, and we'd genuinely like to work with you. And if you'd rather have something than save something, take that $450 as one animated feature of your choosing on the site instead. Same value either way, completely your call.
Additional pages are $450 each, designed and built to match. Short static or micro-animations for landing page interactions are $400 to $450 each; basic scroll and hover animation is already included in the website scope. We don't currently offer 3D or WebGL animation. Final scope confirmed on the kickoff call, and pricing adjusted for any integrations, third-party tools, or custom development beyond a standard Webflow build.
Ready when you are
Email us and we'll get the kickoff scheduled this week.
