Web design · Eskelah · 2026
An agency website that lets the work speak.
Eskelah is a creative and advertising agency in Riyadh and Jeddah, working since 2018 across strategy, creative, production and media buying. I designed and built its website in Arabic with one aim: show the work at full size, say what the agency does in as few words as possible, and make getting in touch the obvious next step.
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- Role
- Web design & development
- Client
- Creative and advertising agency
- Platform
- Webflow
- Language
- Arabic
A line, a film and one button.
The first screen holds the agency’s promise, “Closer to you, further with you”, the showreel in a small player beside it, and a single button: Let’s get to know each other.
Scrolling on, the client logos pass, project stills scatter across the page and give way to the numbers, then the four services, and the stills gather again under “Have an idea?”.
Recorded on eskelah.com. The scrolling is sped up.
Every project at full size.
The work page gives each campaign the whole screen: the photograph, the title, the year and the services behind it, then a link to its own page. Each project slides up over the last, so the page plays like a reel.
Four services, one step from the form.
Strategy, creative communication, production and media buying are four lines on the home page, each with a short promise beside it. Pointing at one draws its number behind it.
Picking one opens the contact form with that service already filled in, so the first message starts from what the client came for.
The people behind the work.
The about page starts with the numbers, since 2018, more than 38 people, 446 projects and 134 clients, then the Riyadh office, the values the team works by, and the team itself, by name and role.
The whole site, as a visitor holds it.
The home page from the first line to the footer, on a laptop and on a phone: the promise and the showreel, the stills, the numbers, the four services, and the wordmark at the bottom.
Recorded on eskelah.com. The scrolling is sped up.
Built in Webflow.
Each project is an entry in Webflow’s CMS, so a new one gets its page from the same template. GSAP’s ScrollTrigger runs the scroll effects, and Lenis smooths the scrolling.
Platform
- Webflow
- GSAP
- Lenis