
Founder @jadesagency → The design partner for companies ready to lead | Head of design @zerohashx
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Joined December 2013
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A week of sleepless nights to build a website.
Worth every single one.
Everything you see is custom. Every hover state, every transition, every 3D element, every micro-interaction, coded from scratch. No templates. Nothing off the shelf.
We used Claude to push the code further. The team refused to settle. Three times we had a version that was ready. Three times we scrapped it.
Most ship good enough. We can't.
Not because we're perfectionists for the sake of it. Because the companies we work with are building something real. They deserve a partner who treats every detail like it matters.
Because it does.
And this is only the MVP. The full site is coming in the next few weeks. It only gets better from here.
We're available. Let's start a project.
At the start, I took any design project I could get my hands on.
But if I started again, I'd focus on one niche.
I know if a fintech client saw our achievements, they'd be instantly sold.
Unless they wouldn't have the budget.
Otherwise, the same niche results make you an expert.
Snippet of from this masterpiece
Replying to @zerohashx
With Visa Direct reaching 18B+ endpoints across cards, accounts, and digital wallets in 195 countries and territories, this partnership unlocks stablecoin money movement at a massive global scale.
A client just cancelled their contract with a big motion agency.
To keep working with us.
Here’s what happened.
They came to us for a rebrand and a launch campaign. A set of ads, some social posts. That was the whole job.
But a launch is never just a logo and some ads. So we stopped asking “what’s in the scope?” and started asking “what does this launch actually need?”
It needed a brand strategy, so we built one.
It needed a launch plan, so we wrote it.
It needed content every week, so we built the strategy and made the content.
It needed motion, so we animated everything.
And when the website didn’t match the new brand, we redesigned it and built it from scratch.
Strategy, identity, launch, social, motion, website. One team, one system, every piece talking to the others.
That’s the difference between a vendor and a partner. A vendor delivers what’s on the invoice. A partner owns the outcome.
The client saw that before we ever said it. So when they had to choose who carries the brand forward, they didn’t pick the bigger agency.
They picked the team that already treated it like their own.
Settles in seconds. Took days to paint.
Flat file, wall in progress, and the final piece for @zerohashx (painted by @OverallMurals)

















