Case study · Studio website

Adbloger

The website for AD Design, a web design and development studio, published at adbloger.com.

Type

Studio website

My role

Design and development

Built with

WordPress, custom theme

Year

2026

Adbloger (AD Design) website homepage, full-page screenshot

The brief

AD Design needed a studio website that explains its services clearly, shows how projects run and what they cost, and makes starting a project easy, with a modern, premium look that reflects AI-era web work.

The challenge

Agency websites tend to look alike. This one had to stand out while staying fast, and fit services, work, process, pricing, FAQ and contact into a single scrolling page without overwhelming visitors.

What’s in the build

  • Custom WordPress theme (AD Design) with an Elementor page template
  • One-page layout covering services, work, process, pricing, FAQ and contact
  • Project enquiry form
  • A QR Studio page

How I approached it

I built a custom WordPress theme around a one-page structure with a dark, premium style, gradient accents and animated sections. Every section ends in a clear call to action that leads to the project enquiry form, and a lean plugin set with LiteSpeed caching keeps it quick.

Built with

WordPress, custom theme, Elementor Pro, WPForms, LiteSpeed Cache

Outcome

A launch-ready studio website the owner can update, where every section leads visitors towards a project enquiry.

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