In a digital world that often feels sterile or overly templated, Studio Null is carving out a different path—one where websites feel like playgrounds, and not just platforms. This craft-focused studio, based between Europe and West Africa, has become known for building delightful, immersive, and highly considered digital experiences for brands around the world.
Over the past four years, Studio Null has worked with an exciting range of clients across architecture, fashion, entertainment, technology, and health. Their portfolio includes type specimen websites for Google Fonts-commissioned typefaces, a video journal and content hub for indie filmmaker Korty EO, and a thoughtfully built telehealth platform for Heva Health. For fashion brand Pith Africa. Every project is approached with the same level of attention to detail, personality, and care.
The studio is led by Isaac and Seyi, two partners who bring complementary skills to the table. Isaac leads on design while Seyi steers development, while they both collaborate to forge the strategy. Together with a core team and a wider network of collaborators, they create work that feels original yet deeply functional. Their projects are rich with personality—think playful transitions, tactile UI elements, and clever micro-animations—all balanced with strong performance and usability.
Their impact hasn’t gone unnoticed. Industry tastemakers like the Webby Awards, Awwwards, Klikkentheke, and Communication Arts Magazine have recognized their work. But perhaps the bigger achievement is how they consistently make the internet feel fresh and alive again.
Studio Null proves that websites can be more than just beautiful—they can be fun, surprising, and full of soul. To see their work, visit www.madebynull.com or follow them on Instagram at @howtonull.
