FORMA Studio, creative studioA content studio's client work, laid out to be browsed

2026Launch pending
Terrazzo, green plaster, brass, cobalt lacquer, amber resin, red enamel and limestone samples on a sunlit coral surface.

The brief

FORMA Studio is an independent creative studio in Malta offering social media management, content creation and paid ads. Its best argument is the work itself, so the website had to put client content front and centre.

Project summary

Client case pages
10
Service pages
6
Journal articles
6
Pages
30
Services
Website, SEO / AEO / GEO
Status
Built, launch pending

What we built

An Astro website with six service pages, from social media strategy and management to content design, copywriting and creative direction. Ten client case pages show the work for brands such as bakeries, candle makers and beauty specialists, and a journal of six articles can be filtered by category. The homepage runs a looping video hero, and the contact form sends enquiries straight to the studio.

Search, answers and AI assistants

Every page has its own title and description, the homepage and service pages answer their questions in FAQ markup, the studio is described as an organisation in structured data, and a sitemap lists all 30 pages with full share images for each. This is the groundwork of our SEO, AEO and GEO work.

Where it stands

Built and on a preview address. It goes live when the studio's own domain points at it.

Questions creative studios ask usAnswered from what we built for FORMA Studio.

Do you build websites for social media agencies and content studios?

Yes. For FORMA Studio we built six service pages, ten client case pages, a journal of six articles and a contact form that sends enquiries straight to the studio.

How should a creative agency show its client work online?

One page per client, with the work itself up front. FORMA's ten case pages show its content for brands such as bakeries, candle makers and beauty specialists.

Can my agency website have a video on the homepage?

Yes. FORMA's homepage opens on a looping video hero, with its headline and two clear buttons: one to start a project, one to see the work.

What pages does an agency website need?

A page per service, a page per client project, a journal and a clear contact route. FORMA's site has 30 pages on that pattern, each with its own title, description and share image, all listed in the sitemap.

How does a creative studio show up in AI answers?

By answering its questions on the page and describing itself clearly. FORMA's homepage and service pages carry their questions in FAQ markup, and the studio is described as an organisation in structured data.

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