What Goes Above the Fold on Your Website (And Why It Matters)
If visitors don’t understand your value in seconds, they’re gone. Here's what every homepage needs above the fold to convert better.
A Good Brand Evolves With You
Branding isn’t “set it and forget it.” Learn how one architecture brand grew over time—and why the best brand identities are built to evolve.
Your Website Should Be Your Hardest-Working Salesperson
A good-looking website isn’t enough. Learn how we turned a static site into a high-converting sales tool—and what your business can do to do the same.
Why Cohesive Branding Is a Business Advantage—Not Just a Design Choice
Disjointed branding erodes trust and confuses customers. Learn how a four-phase brand process creates consistency, clarity, and business growth.
Looking Back at 2024: Projects, Pivots, and What’s Next
From 25 new projects to a proposal process overhaul, here’s a behind-the-scenes look at what 2024 looked like at Fairbuilt—and what’s coming in 2025.
Why Most Architecture Websites Fail (And How to Build One That Works)
Many architecture websites look great but fall short when it comes to strategy. Here's how to create a site that attracts the right clients and converts them.
New Branding Project Kickoff — Designing Alongside Architecture
We just kicked off a branding project tied to an office renovation—perfect timing to rethink identity. Here's how we start every brand: with clarity, strategy, and curiosity.
How Brand Touchpoints Build (or Break) Trust in Your Business
Your brand is more than a logo. From your website to your packaging, every touchpoint shapes how people perceive your business. Here’s why consistency matters—and how to get it right.
Studio Update: Proposals, Photography, and a Graphic Design Side Project
Inside Fairbuilt Design Studio: branding proposals, new photography work, and a graphic design side project in the works. Here's what happened this week behind the scenes.
Building Fairbuilt
An update on Fairbuilt’s move from Eugene to Portland, a shift in content style, and what’s next for branding, website design, and interior projects.