Oddberries needed a website that felt less like a services brochure and more like the studio itself: considered, cultured, useful and a little difficult to predict.
Surface
The first impression is deliberately simple—a berry, a wordmark and a strong editorial voice. The image is iconic enough to stop the scroll, but strange enough to invite a second look.
Studio
Open the berry and the design practice appears inside: strategy, typography, image-making, UX, interface systems and motion. The device turns a surreal image into an explanation of how Oddberries works.
Engine
Beneath the creative studio is Sodium, the technical layer responsible for development, WordPress, integrations, infrastructure, security and long-term operation. The distinction is clear without separating the final experience.
Oddberries designs the experience. Sodium builds it, runs it and keeps it fast.
A living issue
The site is designed as a publication rather than a finished brochure. Projects become cover stories, services become contents and studio notes allow the identity to change without losing its point of view.