dotcrw is a studio building websites, apps and internal tools: from product presentations to leads, bookings and team operations. From the task and design to launch.
How we can help.
Pick the closest task: every page has examples and what the work includes. A CRM, bot or app is just a tool for your task.
01Name, logo, style
So people recognise you: a name, a mark, colours and rules for using them.
02App and service design
Screens and flows where a customer or employee instantly knows what to do.
03A website that brings leads
Site structure and copy that explain what you offer and lead to an enquiry.
04One look for the product
Type, grids and components so new screens and pages feel like one whole.
05Custom solutions and AI
Interactive prototypes and useful AI tools for your task.
06Logo archive
A collection of marks and style directions: see what we lean towards.
07Apps and internal tools
Bookings, accounting, stock, leads, customer chats: from an idea to a working product, like Silentium or Iskra.
Process.
We work in short cycles: we gather context, shape a direction, turn it into a usable system, and leave your team with something clear enough to operate.
Context
We unpack the product, audience, constraints, and strengths so the design does not start from random styling.
Direction
We quickly assemble visual and structural hypotheses, compare them, and choose the sharpest path forward.
System
We turn the chosen direction into rules, components, pages, marks, or physical modules that can be repeated.
Launch
We prepare the work for real use: responsive states, exports, development handoff, and next steps.
Marks.
FAQ.
Short answers before the first message: format, pace, materials, and how to start without too much ceremony.
Where should we start?+
The easiest start is a short brief or email with context: what we are making, who it is for, deadlines, what already exists, and what outcome you need.
Can we start small?+
Yes. A short identity, UX, or web sprint is often the best first step. It reveals direction and makes it clear whether a larger system is worth building.
What do you need for an estimate?+
A goal, project type, desired scope, timeline, existing materials, and a few examples of what feels right or definitely wrong.
Start a project.
Write a few sentences: what you need, for whom and by when. A brief is optional — we will reply and suggest a first step.
The brief is for those ready to describe details: a few clicks and the request is with us.
Project goal
Links or references
Deadline or preferred pace
What already exists
Identity or logo work for a new brand, product, or campaign.
A site, interface, or web system that needs structure and launch polish.
AI, creative tech, or a physical prototype between design, code, and production.
A few sentences are enough: what we are making, who it is for, deadline, existing materials, and the outcome you want.