Andy Was Right is a digital content newsroom based in Zurich that specializes in social media and content agency services
How Andy Was Right Stepped Up Their Brand Game With a Pixel-Perfect Webflow Build
As a creative agency focused on building standout brands on social media, Andy Was Right lives and breathes visual storytelling. But their own website hadn’t caught up with the level of work they were delivering. The existing site still looked and felt like a startup - based on templates, generic in tone, and not representative of their brand’s creativity and maturity.
Chief Creative Officer Bianca had been through the website redesign process before. She knew the pitfalls—especially when it came to handing over designs to development. In her experience, something always got lost in translation. Visual details were overlooked. The brand essence didn’t make it through. And worst of all, the feedback cycles became draining and inefficient.
This time, the team wanted more than just a clean build. They wanted a partner who respected design as much as they did. Someone who could turn their creative vision into a smooth, functional, and memorable digital experience—without compromising on the details.
“There wasn't a lot of back and forth, and I think that shows that you guys really got what we wanted and made it a reality. It felt effortless—and that’s rare in dev work.”
The Challenge
For Bianca, the biggest pain point in past projects was always the transition from design to development. As a branding expert, she poured care into every pixel, every rounded corner, every type detail. But developers didn’t always share that attention to detail. In fact, they often made independent decisions—changing elements that were intentional, or ignoring brand guidelines altogether.
Those misalignments meant endless feedback rounds—not to optimize, but just to fix what had been broken. That back-and-forth dragged out timelines and diluted the creative energy.
What Andy Was Right needed wasn’t just technical competence. They needed a dev partner who would respect the craft, preserve the creative direction, and take responsibility for execution quality from the very first draft.
What Magier Did
1. A Design-First Approach to Development
Right from the start, Magier understood that their role was to bring Andy Was Right’s vision to life exactly as designed—not to reinterpret it. That meant honoring every visual decision, down to the smallest spacing and interaction. For Bianca, that alone was a refreshing surprise. She didn’t have to over-explain or fight for design integrity—it was just understood.
2. A Collaborative Workflow Built on Trust
One of the biggest differences Bianca noticed was the way the project felt. Magier’s team brought not only technical precision, but also clarity and calm to the process. Every deadline was communicated and met. Every call was productive. And when things got complex—like with the video hosting integration—Magier took the lead without missing a beat. That consistency built trust early on, and made the whole process feel smooth and collaborative, not chaotic.
3. First-Draft Quality as a Benchmark
Internally, Magier measures its success by the quality of the first development draft—and Bianca noticed. The initial handover already felt “done,” not like a beta version that still needed layers of polish. That focus on getting it right the first time saved everyone time and built immediate confidence that this project was in the right hands.
“For me, a smooth process makes the creative output better. Because when the admin part is taken care of, you can actually focus on the fun stuff—and do your best work.”
The Results
Once the new site went live, the shift in perception was immediate. Clients and peers started reaching out—not just to compliment the site, but to say they noticed the difference. For Bianca and the team, that was the real success metric. It wasn’t about bounce rates or conversion targets—it was about stepping into a new stage of maturity as a brand and having a website that actually reflected that.
The design didn’t just look good; it worked. It expressed the team’s personality, values, and creative vision in every interaction. From animations to structure, everything felt intentional. And months later, the praise hasn’t stopped.
More importantly, the site has helped open doors: new clients, stronger leads, and even an internal sense of pride. Andy Was Right is now positioned not just as a social-first agency, but as a brand with presence—and that starts with their new digital home.
“We stepped away from startup mode. Now when people see the site, they know we’ve leveled up. The site speaks for us—our vibe, our values, our voice. It changed how people see us.”
