unanim.studio is a digital studio based in Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium, and its own website shows what happens when a studio applies its own standards to itself. The site is built on a grid with zero tolerance, where every detail sits exactly where it should. There is no decoration and no noise, just the work, framed the way it deserves.

Projects for Peter Lindbergh, ACE Padel Club, Silversquare, Crépin Architecture and Focus Skateboards sit in a works index that switches between grid and list views and filters by website, branding, application and e-commerce. A giant WORKS headline, with the project count tucked into its corner in red, anchors the index while a compact floating menu stays out of the way. Small live details, such as a local clock for Braine-l'Alleud and a "book a call" panel counting the slots left this month, make it feel like a studio that is open for business right now.

Typography is set entirely in Saans, which keeps the oversized headlines and the tiny interface labels in one calm voice. The team appears only in silhouette across the site, a choice that keeps the client work in the foreground and makes the studio's own photography part of the web design rather than an afterthought. The result is a portfolio that reads like a manifesto for restraint, precise without ever feeling cold.

Behind the front end, the site runs on Nuxt 4 with a Laravel back end, and it was designed in Figma and Photoshop over one to three months. Co-founder and digital art director François Martin led the project for the studio, which works across websites, branding, applications and digital products for its partners. The way unanim.studio frames its own work is a clear preview of the care it brings to client projects.