E-Techium had outgrown the site its ==founder built==. We rebuilt it, approved ~~first time.~~

E-Techium is a Slovak digital marketing collective, and we started as their white-label design partner, working quietly on their clients' projects under their name. When they needed a new website of their own, they asked us. The CEO had built the original himself five years earlier, a previous redesign attempt with another partner had not landed, and he came to us tired. We listened carefully on the discovery call, refined the brand, and delivered eleven page templates that were approved without a single edit.

Client
E-Techium
Industry
Page templates designed
Year
11
E-Techium website redesign: the homepage and a service page side by side
Client

Who E-Techium is

E-Techium is a Slovak digital marketing collective built around SEO and PPC, with a wider service offering across analytics and UX. The team grew steadily across years of client work into something with a real point of view. Unlike a faceless platform, E-Techium are people, real names and real faces that show up on the site and in the work. The redesign needed to honor that human side while finally giving the agency a digital presence that matched the scale of what it delivers.

Challenge

A redesign that needed to feel right on the first try.

The original E-Techium site was built five years earlier by the CEO himself. He's an SEO expert with deep theoretical knowledge of what makes a site work, and the DIY website worked for the first few year well. But as E-techium grew into a fuller service offering across SEO, PPC, analytics, and UX, the site stopped matching the work the team was actually delivering. A previous redesign attempt with another partner hadn't landed the way E-techium hoped. By the time their CEO reached us, he was tired and didn't want to spend any more of himself on a redesign that might not work.

Michaela Fodorova
The discovery call did the heavy lifting. By understanding what had already been tried, what felt wrong, and what the site needed to communicate, the first design round could already reflect the brief.
Michaela Fodorova
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Design & Webflow Lead
Our approach

The discovery call did the ==heavy lifting.==

He had already been through one redesign that did not work, and he did not have the energy for another round of guessing. So we spent the effort at the front: what he had tried, what felt wrong, what he wanted his agency's site to actually feel like. By the time we opened Figma, the brief was already inside the work rather than sitting in a document.

The usual approach

Add more revision rounds

Another revision-led process would have put more feedback burden on a client already tired from a redesign attempt that had not landed. The bigger need was clarity before design, not more concepts afterwards.

The Brightline approach

Get clearer up front

We spent the effort in discovery: what had already been tried, what felt wrong, and what the site needed to communicate. That context shaped the design before the first presentation, which is why eleven templates could be approved without edits.

Process

How we built a redesign that landed on the ==first round==, in ~~four phases.~~

Step 1

The discovery call

The CEO came in tired. We listened, more than we talked. What he had built himself five years earlier, what the previous redesign attempt had got wrong, what he wanted his agency's site to actually feel like. The brief assembled itself out of that conversation.

Step 2

Brand refinement

We refined the logo so the T symbol and the wordmark sat in balance rather than the T overwhelming the name. We tightened the green colour system into something the agency could use confidently across every surface. The brand stayed recognisable, but it grew up.

Step 3

Visual system

Light base, lime green accent, generous space for human photography. We built a component system that could carry the agency's service pages, case studies, and blog content without ever feeling like a template. The team's actual faces became part of the visual language, not a decoration.

Step 4

Eleven page templates

Homepage, four service pages covering SEO, PPC, Analytics, and UX. About, Contact, Case Studies, Case Study detail, Blog and Article. Every template designed in detail and shaped to the way E-techium actually presents its work.

Results

Approved on the first round. Then the ==relationship continued.==

What the team got back was a design they approved without edits. Eleven page templates, a refined logo, a tightened colour system, and a structure that finally matched the scale of work E-Techium delivers for its clients. The site went into development with the agency's own WordPress team.

The relationship continued beyond the redesign through agency collaboration. For us, that continued trust is the more useful outcome than trying to turn the project into a performance claim we cannot prove.

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Approved without a single edit

Eleven templates, presented once. Not luck. The discovery call meant the first round was already the right round.

A brand that grew up

The logo rebalanced so the symbol and wordmark sat together, and the green system tightened into something usable on every surface. Recognisable, just more confident.

White-label, then their own name on it

We started invisible, working on their clients under their brand. They trusted us enough to hand over the site that represents the agency itself.

The relationship continued

The redesign was not the end of the working relationship. E-Techium continued to trust us as a design partner after the project.
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page templates designed
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design presentation to approval
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